Artist description Beautiful, dreamy, Enigmatic soundscape artist

Music Style Dreamy - Atmospheric - Ethereal - New Age - World Fusion - Enigmatic - Ambient - Pyschedelic

Musical Influences Everything I have ever listened to. Check the 'influences' link for details.

Similar Artists Enigma, Babble, Delerium, Dead Can Dance, The Orb, Arcana, Brian Eno, Banco de Gaia, Deep Forest, Enya

Artist History Ian E. has been making many different styles of music since 1989. In 1999 he starting making world/ethnic influenced music under the name Dreamtribe. "Arainbia" was the first Dreamtribe song written. Since then, Dreamtribe has evolved in many different directions, as Ian makes each new CD a unique experience

Group Members Ian E.

Instruments Roland, Korg, E-mu, Oberheim & Sequential Circuits synthesizers, Ibanez Alpine guitars

Albums Synthetic Spirits (1999), Ethnika (2000), Mother Earth (2001), Dimensions (2002), Synthetic Spirits II (2003), Chasing Rainbows (2003)

Press Reviews "A one-man new age trance band. The artist uses 'synthesizers, guitar and software' to produce music that changes Indian, Arabic and Aboriginal music into electronic ether plastered into a psychedelic kaleidoscope" -Listen.com "Dreamtribe is a very ethnic based New Age music, bringing music full circle around to what the 'new age' sought; ancient rhythms, rhythms from deep inside the soul of the creator of the songs. It is obvious to me that Ian E., the writer/arranger for Dreamtribe is in touch with something deep inside of himself that transcends time, space and 'tribe.' The music's broad ethnic base covers the globe, richly portraying the culture it has tapped into, and at the same time giving the feel of music sharing a common foundation among all ethnic/cultural groups. Making music indeed a universal language." -Themestream.com

Location The Underground, London - United Kingdom

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