• Charanjit Singh - Synthesizing: Ten Ragas To A Disco Beat

Charanjit Singh - Synthesizing: Ten Ragas To A Disco Beat

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An absolute holy grail for heads who like their disco with a bit of acid, 'Synthesizing: Ten Ragas To A Disco Beat' is Charanjit Singh’s remarkable 1982 meeting point between Indian classical music and electronic dance music. Built around ragas, squelchy synth lines, programmed rhythms and early Roland TB-303 sounds, the album feels decades ahead of its time, hypnotic, melodic and seriously futuristic. Equal parts spiritual listening music and proto acid workout, this is one of those records that sounds even more incredible the deeper you get into it. A revolutionary album, beautifully strange and still completely unique.

Label: Light In The Attic

Cat No: LITA 226-1

Format: 2 x 12" Gatefold Vinyl

Genre: Indian Classic / Acid House / Experimental

Release Date: 2026

Tracklist:

A1. Raga: Bhairavi

A2. Raga: Lalit

A3. Raga: Bhupali

B1. Raga: Todi

B2. Raga: Madhuvanti

B3. Raga: Meghmalhar

C1. Raga: Yaman

C2. Raga: Kalavati

D1. Raga: Malkauns

D2. Raga: Bairagi

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