Tri Atma
Также известно как:
J. Fischer, G. Nishabda, A. Saha/Tri Atma
Члены группы Tri Atma:
Achim Gieseler, Asim Saha, Gert Lueken, Herbert Koschmieder, Jens Fischer, Kamalesh Maitra, Klaus Netzle, Manfred Flathe, Maria Luise Pape
Дискография Tri Atma:
| # | Release title | Format | Get in iTunes | Released on year | Label |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Yearning And Harmony 8 | audio | iTunes | 1983 | Fortuna Records |
| 2 | Sehnsucht Und Einklang 8 | audio | iTunes | 1982 | Erdenklang |
| 3 | Ka Jakee Music 10 | audio | iTunes | 1990 | Erdenklang |
| 4 | Belong To The Sun! 11 | audio | iTunes | 1989 | Erdenklang |
| 5 | Yummy Moon / Aerolite 2 | audio | iTunes | 1986 | Teldec |
| 6 | Ka Jakee Music 8 | audio | iTunes | 1986 | Teldec |
| 7 | Tri Atma 11 | audio | iTunes | 1979 | RCA |
| 8 | Belong To The Sun 9 | audio | iTunes | 1989 | Erdenklang |
| 9 | Sehnsucht & Einklang 8 | audio | iTunes | 1991-12-00 | Erdenklang |
| 10 | Ka Jakee Music 8 | audio | iTunes | 1986 | Lifestyle |
| 11 | Instead Of Drugs 9 | audio | iTunes | 1993-04-00 | RCA |
| 12 | Sehnsucht Und Einklang 8 | audio | iTunes | 1988-08-21 | |
| 13 | Sehnsucht Und Einklang 8 | audio | iTunes | 1987 | Erdenklang |
| 14 | Sehnsucht Und Einklang 8 | audio | iTunes | 1990 | Erdenklang |
| 15 | Essential Tri Atma 10 | audio | iTunes | 1990 | Higher Octave Music |
| 16 | Yearning & Harmony 8 | audio | iTunes | 1983 | Fortuna Records |
| 17 | Yearning & Harmony 8 | audio | iTunes | Fortuna Records | |
| 18 | Instead Of Drugs 9 | audio | iTunes | RCA | |
| 19 | Sehnsucht Und Einklang 8 | audio | iTunes | 1986 | Erdenklang |
| 20 | Ka Jakee Music 10 | audio | iTunes | 1995 | Erdenklang |
| 21 | Sehnsucht Und Einklang 8 | audio | iTunes | 1982 | Erdenklang |
A German-Indian formation founded in 1977 by guitar player [a=Jens Fischer] and drum specialist [a=Asim Saha]. Tri Atma goal was to combine Eastern musical elements with Western electronic pop. In 1982, the duo met [a=Klaus Netzle], an experienced German record and television producer who added the sounds of the Fairlight and Synclavier computer-synthesizers to their music, sometimes he was refered to as Gyan Nishabda.