Tamar-kali

Black Bottom

by Tamar-kali

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Comes in a 4 panel green forestry wallet with lyrics and album notes insert.

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	1.	pearl 04:59
	2.	hollow prelude 00:30
	3.	hollow 05:22
	4.	caught 05:26
	5.	maimed 03:18
	6.	long way from... 03:54
	7.	run home 02:33
	8.	warrior bones 04:41
	9.	necromancer 03:36
	10.	outro 01:37
	11.	pearl (psychochamber version) 05:36

about

Tamar-kali travels a lonely road of independence that finds many artists of her caliber overworked and underappreciated. Her album title is no mere piece of alliteration, but a reflection of where she found herself after a particularly disheartening period.
The cathartic, orgasmic emotion Tamar-kali brings with every song leaves her peerless above or underground.
As she says in the pulsating "Warrior Bones," "These warrior bones ache for revolution/but the people ain't ready." How can anyone be ready for the aural assault Tamar-kali brings? For warriors and lovers alike, the thrill of the unexpected makes her music all the more necessary.
- Candace L.

credits

released 13 July 2010
Produced and engineered by Jason 'Jocko' Randall
More Sound Studios, Syracuse, NY

Written and co-produced by Tamar-kali

Copyright © 2010 Flaming Yoni Music ASCAP

vocals/guitar Tamar-kali
drums Mark Robohm
bass Jeremiah Hosea
rhythm/lead guitar Thom Loubet
rhythm guitar Jerome Jordan
addt’l guitar Jason 'Jocko' Randall

Mastered by Jeff Lipton
Peerless Mastering, Newtonville, MA
Asst. Engineer Maria Rice

Additional Recording:
Capture Sound Studios, Paul Shalleck
Hoboken Recorders, Alan Camlet

String arrangements on Hollow and Pearl (Psychochamber Version)
by Tamar-kali

Violins: Cody Geil, Mazz Swift
Viola: Dawn Smith
Cello: Carolyn James
Upright: Tara Thierry
E. Bass: Ganessa James

Artwork/Design by La and T
Tamar-kali photo by Scott Ellison Smith