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Minor Empire : ウィキペディア英語版
Minor Empire

Minor Empire are a Canadian world music group formed in 2010 in Toronto.
==About the Band ==
Since releasing its debut recording, ''Second Nature'' in January 2011,〔 Toronto ensemble Minor Empire has been drawing raves for a scintillating soundscape of psychedelia, electronica, jazz & traditional Turkish music. Not only has "Second Nature" hit #1 on national world music radio charts in Canada, but CBC Radio and Toronto Sun music columnist Errol Nazareth noted that "the CD marks an important way forward for Turkish and world music, in general."〔
David Dacks of ''Exclaim!'' magazine calls their debut ''Second Nature'' "successfully dreamy" and says "the record will leave you wanting to see the band live.",〔 and TJ Nelson of World Music Central describes the album as "bold, expertly worked and voluptuous."〔
Minor Empire is the brainchild of guitarist/composer/producer Ozan Boz and vocalist Ozgu Ozman. Inspired by the traditional music of their homeland of Turkey, they have forged a sound that is simultaneously contemporary and traditional, adventurous yet accessible. Fleshing out their unique sonic vision is a stellar cast of musicians including Michael Occhipinti (guitar), Chris Gartner (bass), Debashis Sinha (percussion) from Toronto; Ismail Hakki Fencioglu (oud) and Didem Basar (kanun) from Montreal, while internationally acclaimed Istanbul-based clarinet player Selim Sesler guests on the album.〔

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