Kyrgyz traditional music is a rich and evocative genre that reflects the nomadic heritage and cultural tapestry of Kyrgyzstan. Characterized by the use of distinctive instruments like the komuz, kyl kiyak, and temir komuz, it often features intricate melodies and haunting rhythms. The music encompasses a wide range of expressions, from solo vocal performances to ensemble pieces, capturing the spirit of the Kyrgyz landscape and its people’s way of life. Artists like Eshmambet Moldokunov and Salamat Sadikova contribute to this genre with powerful vocal deliveries and deep emotional resonance, while ensembles like Tengir-Too bring a collaborative spirit to traditional compositions. The genre is not only a cultural artifact but a living tradition that continues to evolve, blending ancient techniques with contemporary influences.

Dream'd in a Dream

Ustatshakirt Plus

Album - 13 Tracks - Released October 21, 2016