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Peace in Progress

by Manisha Shahane

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Clumsy 03:11
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Something In Your Voice by Manisha Shahane Verse 1 Midnight fell, but you were not answering. Reluctantly, I put the receiver back down. No concern had I of your whereabouts; I had no doubts—only longing . . . Chorus Something in your voice—it soothes, I feel it heals, it comforts me. Verse 2 Your voice I wish to hear before I sleep, in my dreams. . . Upon awakening, I wish to feel the lips through which your voice emanates, hesitates. . .anticipates. Chorus Something in your voice—it soothes, I feel it heals, it comforts me. Verse 3 Breathe and hum with my voice in unison, until you come straight to my heart, where the thump throws you momentarily slightly off-key. Bridge Your voice sets my heart alight, with the “hey, hey, hey,” you’d say. I kept the faith for three fortnights. Hoped to hear again the “hey, hey, hey, hey. . .” But there was solace in the crashing waves for which my heart and body ached—Another love. What will I do now that I realize . . . Chorus Something in your voice—it soothes, I feel it heals, it comforts me.
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Love Sheets 05:04

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Manisha Shahane's music sounds as if Claude Debussy and McCoy Tyner are vying for Suzanne Vega's attention in Bollywood. Produced by Daniel Cantor and Shahane at Notable Productions in Boston, her full-length debut features original songs rooted in folk, jazz, Western classical, and Indian traditions. Juxtapose grooving modern bass lines with late 19th century piano composition, layer it with Indian pop sensibilities, and you'll begin to understand what Manisha's music is about.

Peace In Progress features Shahane on voice and piano, Blake Newman on acoustic bass (Jeff Robinson Trio), and Jerry Leake on tabla/percussion (Club D'elf, Ali Akbar Khan). This bilingual album, which received airplay on 30 radio stations nationwide and even on a station in Israel, features songs that draw upon her childhood in southern Virginia and her Maharashtrian heritage.

Recorded primarily in the Boston area, Peace In Progress includes appearances by notable area musicians like guitarists Kevin Barry (Mary Chapin Carpenter), Prasanna (Joe Lovano, Hari Prasad Chaurasia), and Raj Banerjee; percussionist Ricardo Monzon (Myanna, Boston Pops), drummer Matthew Taylor, Dominique Gagne on flute, and even Shahane's parents. Producer Dan Cantor (Jim's Big Ego) also hops on the drums for a couple of tunes, adding texture to Shahane's alternating moods and time signatures, as the album ranges from the simplicity of a vocal/tabla duet to the rich, deep sounds of the sordo, and an exospheric electric guitar.

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released January 1, 2004

Produced by Daniel Cantor & Manisha Shahane at Notable Productions in Watertown, MA

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