Dune contains the haunting southwest border-country flamenco music Ottmar and his band Luna Negra are famous for. This isn't old school Flamenco. Acoustic guitar mixes with electric, gypsy accordion, electric bass, funky drum-boxing and percussion. There's no rain in this music, just poetic sunshine at midnight. 'I wanted to play guitar melodies that sounded sung', says Ottmar. 'For some reason I kept thinking about old jazz and pop crooners. So I sang almost every melody first and then figured out how to play it on guitar. Perhaps it's guitar anti-shredding!' What better analogy than Dune to describe Ottmar's passion for melody... an ever-changing landscape. From the sensual Smoke (Rising in Spirals) to the upbeat Sand (Apophenia), Dune delivers an alluring morphic beauty that is uniquely Ottmar's 'nouveau' style.
1) Falling in
2) Shadow
3) Horse
4) Bridge Pt. 1
5) Bridge Pt. 2
6) Sand (Apophenia)
7) Prelude: Dancing Alone
8) Dancing Alone
9) Smoke (Rising in Spirals)
10) On the Raod to Shiraz
11) Five Clouds Lenticular
12) Night Exhales
13) Horse Return
14) Moon Fragrance
15) Sliding Out