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Christian Bordal on Music: 'Tana Tani'

Published August 5, 2004 at 12:00 AM EDT

Cover for the CD <i>Tana Tani</i> (Real World 2004) — Cover for the CD *Tana Tani* (Real World 2004)

Music critic Christian Bordal reviews the latest offering from London-based DJ State of Bengal and singer Paban Das Baul. The CD Tana Tani fuses traditional Hindi singing with and modern electronica stylings.

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