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The ethnic project 'Bugotak' was found in 2004 in Novosibirsk, Russia, and currently located in the same region.
Bugotak plays native siberian music in these variations: Mostly - northern turkic (Altai, Tuva), but also Tungus-manchurian, and music of the Deep Northern folks (Eveny, Negidaltsy, Orci etc) Mostly - traditional folklore, but also ethnic turkic rock and hard ambient. Mostly - its own songs, but also original folk songs and tributes to rock classics, played in traditional siberian instruments.
The main idea of Bugotak's art is that only those traditions come alive, which develop itselves; stark traditions are subject to nobody. Mean both creativity and traditions.
Bugotak was found by George Andriyanov, a multi-instrument player and throat singing performer.
Awards in 2006: - 'The best folklore band' within professional performers on The Baykal Necklace international festival (Ulan-Ude, Russia)
01. Bass Barchyzy
02. All You Want
03. We Siberians
04. Young Shaman Returns Home After Medical Institute
05. The Wheels Must Rotate (Bermuda From Askat)
06. Makary Lykov
07. Assigning Heritage
08. Shaktar-Baatyr (Folk)
09. Kezitke Sening Söstöring
10. The Valley Is Covered With Ice Of Dead People's Tears
11. Of Course, The Word
12. What I See That I Sing (Parody Of Linkin Park's Breaking The Habit)
13. There Is No Fate (Dedicated To Yanka Dyagilevaya)
14. To Live Up To The Winter (Dedicated To People Who Weren't Able To Reach The Foot Of Their Own Mountain)
Sayan Andrianov
Taras Ablamsky
Barbara Sapozhnikov
Eugene Zhukovsky
Vladimir Glushko
Sayan Andriyanov
Nicholas Roerich, Irina Smirnova and Pavel Shaikin
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Bugotak plays Siberian music in a traditional folk basis, but their musical references are so diverse to be classified by genre (let’s call it Siberian Contemporary music). They even dare to cover rock classics, in their traditional Siberian instruments. The main idea of Bugotak’s art is that only those traditions come alive, which develop itselves; stark traditions are subject to nobody. Therefore, the project declares itself to play in any style, keeping native Siberian spirit. Lovers of ‘pure folk’ should stay away, to avoid stagnation of native folk’s culture.
01. Kon' Togethy (The Beatles's Come Together)
02. Altai Kys (Uriah Heep's Gypsy)
03. Kaar Mege (Nirvana's Rape Me)
04. Hododoo (Metallica's Nothing Else Matters)
05. Maadai-Kara (Mission Impossible)
06. Kozhung Of The Rising Sun (The Animals House Of The Rising Sun)
07. Ajylham Djiktite
08. The Crow And The Crucian
09. Aduushanai Duun (The Cowboy's Song)
10. Men Sanaarym (Queensryche's I Will Remember)
11. The Arctic Fox (It Happens)
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pass: bluesmen-worldmusic.blogspot.com
The ethnic project "Bugotak" aims to play true Siberian folklore combining traditional instruments and modern technique.Bug Otak means "Wheat Father." Bugotak plays native siberian music in these variations: Mostly - northern turkic (Altai, Tuva, inc. throat singing), but also Tungus-manchurian, and music of the Deep Northern folks (Eveny, Negidaltsy, Orci etc) Mostly - traditional folklore, but also ethnic turkic rock and hard ambient.
Mostly - its own songs, but also original folk songs and tributes to rock classics, played in traditional siberian instruments.
The main idea of Bugotak's art is that only those traditions come alive, which develop itselves; stark traditions are subject to nobody. Therefore, the project declares itself to play in any style, keeping native Siberian spirit. Lovers of 'pure folk' should stay away, to avoid stagnation of native folks culture.
Bugotak was found by George Andriyanov, a multi-instrument player and throat singing performer in 2004. Year 2006 cast: George Andriyanov, Tanya Romanova, Dmitry Shvetsov.
Awards in 2006: - 'The best folklore band' within professional performers on The Baykal Necklace international festival (Ulan-Ude, Russia).
01 Ijus
02 Thunder Dance
03 My Name Is Agdam Ynal
04 The Isle
05 Fish Bowhunting
06 The Taiga Man
07 Ak Bur-Khan
08 Tumke
09 Manchora
10 Holy And One
11 Winter
12 Attack To The South
13 Bahat'dzarin
14 Kozhung Of The Rising Sun
Artists:
George 'Father Gorry' Adriano - PC, vocals, throat singing (kargyraa, khoomei, sygyt), guitar, chinese flute, fiddles.
George 'Eskape' Kolesnikov - guitars, khomus.
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Bugotak plays Siberian music in a traditional folk basis, but their musical references are so diverse to be classified by genre (let's call it Siberian Contemporary music). They even dare to cover rock classics, in their traditional Siberian instruments. The main idea of Bugotak's art is that only those traditions come alive, which develop itselves; stark traditions are subject to nobody. Therefore, the project declares itself to play in any style, keeping native Siberian spirit. Lovers of 'pure folk' should stay away, to avoid stagnation of native folk’s culture.
Bugotak is an ethnic project found in 2004 in Novosibirsk, Russia, by Sayan Andriyanov, a multi-instrument player and throat singing performer.
01. Kujma An Ude-- traditional song
02. Tompo Evenki - traditional sond about Tampo river
03. Charash Toola a "goodwish" - song in Southern Altai (Kazakh) tradition
04. Ajan eke-eke, muhene! - Negidaltsy free-manner song about performer's life.
05. Altyn Achyk - Siberian Gipsy manner
06. Gongoini Orochi - shamanists performance
07. Oito Lo Kys Oiroth's - (Northern Altai) tradition
08. Bahatsadzadzaryn - Close to Koryaki ekengynmyn
09. Nergedej Eveny - elk ritual
10. Limbi, kargyraa,- top-shur Variations to 'The Horse King', Eastern Tuva
11. Tompo beat
12. Min Chuguruk Final joke: Deep Purple in tuvan style
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