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NUNE
Sold Out
Armenia's superstar Nune Yesayan's long awaited new release entitled "Sold Out" is finally here. With 14 new hits, "Sold Out" should turn out to be one of her best albums.
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AREV FOLK ENSEMBLE
The Return
"The Return" revisits music unplugged and uninhibited, filled with raw emotion, a link with the past and a companion to the future. This album celebrates the origins of Armenian music by returning to the basics of acoustic stylization. The Return is about getting back to the basic elements presented in an intimate natural acoustic unplugged setting. “It is a reflection of our distant and not so distant past as well as a guide to the future,” said Musical Director Martin Haroutunian.
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ANUSH & INGA
Menk Enk Mer Sarere
A vibrant album from Armenia's greatest singing duo containing their Eurovision hit song "Jan-Jan" and the 2009 Armenian Telethon Song "Menk Enk Mer Sarere".
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HARTAR
Hartar
Available on compact disc for the first time. Originally released in 1978 on vinyl, the duo of Vicken Tarpinian and Harout Bezdjian, named as "Hartar", created much buzz in the Armenian community arround the world as a contemporary introduction of some of the most beloved Armenian songs, with rich and tasteful arrangements.
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ZULAL
Notes To A Crane
The vocal trio self-produced "Notes to a Crane", their second album, which includes 18 audio tracks, transliterations and English translations of all songs. In this album, the group takes Armenia's village folk melodies and weaves intricate arrangements that pay tribute to the rural roots of the music while introducing a sophisticated lyricism and energy. Pastoral images that hint at a nation's loss, nostalgia, hope, and pride infuse the arrangements here. A soaring crane catching a glimpse of village beauties flirting at the market below, swallows flitting above ancient stones and overgrown meadows, a shepherd boy cradling a milkmaidthese are reminders of a simpler past, tokens of comfort in the complex, modern world.
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