Cuchama
Govi

The musician did not stop, he continued his way to the new heights: his third CD named "Cuchama" was released in 1993. This is the name of a mountain in the USA to the south-east of San-Diego. There the famous researcher of Tibet Evans-Wentz was often meditating, imagining future in which the descendants of the conquerors from Europe and the descendants of native peoples of the American continent, who were banished from their lands will become one equal and spiritually mighty nation. I should say that "Cuchama", as well as other Govi's works, is very brave and full of unexpectable things. The experimentalist has mixed flamenco rhythms and melodies from Hawaii, Latin America, Caribbean region and even India. As a result he has got an unusual bright cocktail of music, which rises and freshens soul, like a warm summer rain. In record of the album took part the famous new age musicians: Karunesh, who played keyboards, Anugama, who played various real and electronic drums, Daniel Paul, who played percussion. In general, it should be said that the musicians, which became a good friends in India, continued their joint work further on, helping each other in the record of new albums. On every Govi's album you can for sure find somebody (and often not one!) of this marvelous company: Karunesh, Anugama, and of course Deuter! Govi himself often took part in the record of his friends' albums. Still, I'm going to tell a few more words about "Cuchama".

Of course, I can tell you a lot of things about every composition from this album. Here I'll mention only "Inner Sky". It contains so unusual and interesting sitar solo (Govi plays this instrument as a virtuoso) with an accompaniment of real drums, that one can feel: this is not just music, it is a spontaneous meditation of musicians, who were recording the album.