Uriel - CD Albums and Downloads
Uriel YehezkelWe are pleased to welcome Uriel to the AD Label with an album that has David Wright as Executive Producer and is, in David's opinion, "one of the finest albums AD Music has ever released".
Uriel is a new young artist from Israel whose debut album "Culture Shift" (AD59CD) is quite simply awesome. Full of melody, soul and rhythm, this guys music is simply sensational. Synths, guitars. violins and vocal textures combine to wonderful effect. This is an amazing 'find' and we are certain that fans of AD Music and anyone with musical taste is going to love his music.
Please visit Uriel's myspace pages Chill Out and Myspace Trance page
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| Culture Shift by Uriel |
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CD Released May 2008 |
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This is music of maturity, depth and a sense of purpose, combining synths, sequences, guitars, flutes, violin, percussion and vocal textures to incredible effect. A genuinely stunning debut!
Album Download available now - CD release May 2008
Uriel Yehezkel
Uriel Yehezkel was born in 1984 and lived and grew up in Jerusalem. He started making music at the age of 15 playing Trance, House, Progressive House, DeepHouse and BreakBeat Music and had two tracks and several remixes released in Israel.
Uriel also developed his own unique style of Chill Out and Instrumental Electronica, containing a maturity that belies his age. After completing 3 years army service in 2006 he returned to music professionally and won a first place scholarship at the BPM School of Music. Uriel worked on his debut album for almost a year during 2007 combining his own talents for composition, keyboards, piano and guitars with guest musicians playing percussion, flutes, violins, Darbuka and vocal textures.
The resulting album is the highly original "Culture Shift". This rhythmic, global journey is full of deep emotion and memorable themes and transcends cultures and styles. Uriel loves soundtrack music and his influences include our own Code Indigo and Hans Zimmer, and these influences are clearly evident on "Culture Shift" without ever detracting from Uriel's own identity and style.
Uriel took a year out in 2008 to travel and learn about the music and culture of South America.
