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Trance 1993

ambient, electronic, gnawa 57 min 9 tracks Real World

Trance is an album by the Moroccan musician Hassan Hakmoun. It was released in 1993. He is credited with his band, Zahar. Hakmoun supported the album by playing "The Musical World of Islam" concert series, in 1993, as well as Woodstock '94.

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Tracks

1Bania5:49
2Only One God (Maaboud Allah)10:03
3Soudan Minitara (Bumbastic mix)8:04
4Challaban8:19
5Soutanbi5:53
6Soulalahoalih4:17
7Alal Wahya Alal (trance mix)6:08
8The Sun Is Gone4:57
9Soudan Minitara3:51

9 tracks, 57 minutes.

About the album

Artist: Hassan Hakmoun, Zahar
Label: Real World
Released: 1993
Type: Album
Format: CD
Country: US

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