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Not-to-be
missed releases for summer
BY SANJAY SABARWAL |
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Now
that's What I call Ziba Music (Compilation):
The
first in a series, this collection gathers some of the
best South Asian DJs and producers in the country, and
features the best in Arabic, Indian, and mainstream
music. With over 2 hours of mixes, this is a great CD
for those new to world dance music, and for fans alike.
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Broken
English (World):
Karsh
Kale has rapidly established himself as the premier
producer of ethnic lounge and chill out music. This
is his second release, and it incorporates the competing
sound of drum "n" bass, tables, and soulful
Indian vocals to create a blanket of ethereal music.
Turn it up and enjoy.
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No
Strings Attached (Indian):
The
world of bhangra has very few superstars and Jassi
Sidhu's new album proves why he deserves that label.
This is his 2nd solo project, and each track is geared
towards maximizing the dance experience. This is a
must have album for those into dance music.
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*All
CDs are available for purchase at
www.zibamusic.com
or Ziba Music located at 11808 East 186th Street, Artesia,
California,
P 562.402.5194 |
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 The
Present: the Secret to Enjoying Your Work And Life,
Now!
by Spencer Johnson (Doubleday, $12.97,
ISBN: 0385509308)
The Present teaches life lessons by parable, unlike
other self-help books that just point out what one should
do. The lessons in the book follow an individual who
has lost focus, and learns from a wise man. Each lesson
is valuable for the situation the individual faces.
The basic premise of the book is that life is all about
learning from your past, focusing on the present, and
planning for the future. Moreover, one should not block
out any bad situations in the present, but rather utilize
the lessons learned from past mistakes to make the present
and future a much better and enjoyable time to be in.
The present is a must have gift, and a great present. |
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