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DAK - New World
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Soundtrack vol.1
Just for You
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Dak
"Remember"1998
<<...The result is a gorgeous harmonic landscape full of
mysterious melodies, calm rhythms and soothing notes...>>
Capital City,
Ottawa, Ontario
November 1998.
<<...you'll appreciate an album that is lyrical without
being limp and thoughtful without being navel gazing...>>
What a magazine,
Winnipeg, Manitoba
September-October 1998
<<...What makes it cool is that you can take the disc on
its own and ignore the liner notes or you can delve into the deeper
significance of each piece and think and read about the people
for which they were composed...>>
The Coast ,
Halifax, Nova-Scotia
August 1998
<<...From the African and Inca flutes of Africa to the 40-members
children choir of "Little Angels, Daniel Bouliane and André
Mongeon create fluid, textured compositions with clarity that
is never overshadowed by the talented supporting cast...>>
The Ottawa XPress
Ottawa, Ontario
August 1998.
<<...Over 15 musicians contributed
to this fantastic ethereal, seductive cd of instrumental music
that is soothing and uplifting...>>
Ralph,
Vancouver, British Columbia
November 1998.
<<...Summing up, this is an interesting and attractive package
and DAK officials promise there's more to come...>>
The Intelligencer
Belleville, Ontario
July 1998
<<..."Remember"- Music that transcends time &
space...>>
Uprising International
Scarborough, Ontario
July 1998
<<...The music is a reminescent
of Enigma, Vanessa Mae and Mike Oldfield, but the sound is completely
original. The album is a spiritual journey...>>
Imprint
Waterloo, Ontario
July 1998
<<...By their unique use of voices, instrumentation and
melodic interludes, Dak touches upon those internal feelings of
hope, joy and pain that help us to learn and grow...>>
Network magazine
California, USA
July 1998
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<<...This create a romantic
contrast of sound and feeling and encapsulates both the theme and
title of the album: Remember...>>
Nugget Editorial
NorthBay, Ontario
July 1998
<<...This is a moving CD that has an honesty and integrity
that invites listeners to reach into their inner souls and think
about the meanings behind this work. It is spiritual, yet offers
a deeper meaning to those who
wish to look for it...>>
HamiltonNews Mountain Edition
Hamilton, Ontario
June 1998,
by Julie Slack
<<...It's not for us to say how closely the composition relate
to their titles. One knows only that they are well performed with
a frisson of absolutism that compels repeat listening...>>
RPM magazine Toronto,
Ontario
June 1998
<<...It is my impression that these musicians are celebrating
the human
spirit that lives in everyone but is exercised in few of us. Inspiration
for all of us to show the spirit that is locked up inside of our
beings just waiting to explode, creating a 'domino~like' effect
with the rest of the
human race...>>
Secondary Press
Hamilton, Ontario
May 1998
<<..."Remember" is a work of extraordinary energy
and passion...>>
Standard-Freeholder
Cornwall, Ontario
May 1998
<<...Personalities filtered through memories...all translated
into aural
textures. It's a quietly emotional journey...>>
The Record
Kitchener, Ontario
May 1998
<<...An ambiant collection that is soothing and spiritual.
Ranging from mellow to inspired, this CD will rejunevate you after
a long night partying, or even after a day of stressful urban living.
You can tell a lot of work went into this project...>>
Tribe Magazine
Toronto, Ontario
June 1998
<<...now you can understand what these two releases are all
about:mesmerizing jazz, ethereal voices, and a tapestry of sounds
that evokes traveling through time and space...Relaxing, vibrating
and intricate>>
FAO Casa Gazette
Italy
July 1997
by Stavros Moschopoulos.
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