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The community named “Tunguska Electronic Music Society” was created by several musicians and composers on the threshold of centenary of the Tunguska phenomenal catastrophe, in order to capture the public attention to such an extraordinary event.

It is an international creative cooperation of musicians, producers, dj’s and composers, who work from the beginning of 2007 in “Tunguska Music” style. TMS is also a net of network music distribution labels and a net of little bars and cafes.

Over 15 artists and 27 tracks inside this state of art chillout double album.

The main style of the whole work is smooth and liquid, with sounds from Mother Earth to Outer Space, up and down through the mesosphere and the exosphere.

Into this big cosmic galaxy of music we found our preferred brighter stars, named Argonika with their Heavens Cry and Do You Hear. We really loved the vocoder singing and the composition.

Moreover, we really like Pianochocolate with his mix of classical instruments like piano and violins on an electronic pad. In ZuZu we also have an Indian singer, we suppose.

And, even if we have to remember that all the work is a bomb, we have one more shot to bang: Electro-Nick with his Istra Train. We really appreciate the involving groove with the brass-like synth solo.

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One Response to “Tunguska Chillout Grooves vol. 3 (Lilith & Selena)”

1. Tunguska Chillout Grooves vol. 4 by Tunguska Electronic Music Society — Jamazine | Free music selected to download | find. listen. review. download. Says:
   December 7th, 2009 at 09:04

   [...] already reviewed this collective, when they released the Volume 3, Lilith and Selena, a 27-tracks double album of absolutely good quality chillout [...]

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