SPIRITUAL - Xtreme Music

Interview: September 12th 2007 Buckinghamshire, England, United
Kingdom
Photo: Joel McIver / JoelMcIver.co.uk
MELECHESH are a Mesopotamian black-metal
band originally from Jerusalem, Israel, but now
based in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. “As
Jerusalem Burns… Al’Intisar” (1996) was available
from Breath Of Night Records, “Djinn” (2001), and
“Sphynx” (2003) are both available from Osmose
Productions, “The Ziggurat Scrolls [EP]” (2004) is available from
Profound Lore Records, “Emissaries” (2006) is available from Osmose
Productions, and “The Epigenesis” (2010) is available from Nuclear
Blast Records.
website: www.melechesh.com
Interview (Ashmedi): November 30th 2007 Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Photo: Melechesh / Melechesh.com
CYRIL MORIN is a film composer, musician, and
producer from Paris, France. He has scored over
sixty soundtracks, including spirituality-related film
soundtracks for short film “The Khajuraho” (1993),
critically acclaimed movie “Samsara” (2002),
international documentary “Ayurveda: Art Of Being”
(2004), and “Valley Of Flowers” (2007) all directed by Pan Nalin,
short film “Kaal” (1996), and “Speaking Tree” (2007) both directed
by Natasha de Betak, and feature documentary “Unmistaken Child”
(2008) directed by Nati Baratz. Cyril Morin has also arranged
orchestration for many artists including Madonna’s “Paradise (Not
For Me)” from her album “Music” (2000), working with multi-platinum
French rapper Kerry James, composing and producing albums on
Indian singer Vidya Rao’s “Song for Shunyata” (2008), and U.S. triphop
artist Zera Vaughan’s “The New Seed” (2009). As a solo artist,
Cyril Morin’s “Contemporary Moments” (2010) and “The Evolutionist”
(2010) are both available from Massive Music. Cyril Morin’s
international success has been recognized with several awards from
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