Bombay Dub Orchestra: Visit "3 Cities" on new album
TobiasSome of the recording sessions took place at the most unusual times of day: “The string players that we recorded with worked extraordinary hours”, the band remembers, “They were recording from 7am until 2pm with AR Rahman and then we would record with them from 3pm until 9pm. By this time as you can imagine they were pretty tired but it never showed. The players were amazing, especially considering we never worked with most of them before.” While many solo contributions were taped at their source, additional recording sessions took place at the Rockfield studios – home to classic albums by some of the more daring pop bands of the past decades.
Because all of these international associations, the Bombay Dub Orchestra insist that, in their mind, London’s hotpodge of cultures best sums up the essence of “3 Cities”.
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