MUMBAI: The release of Voice Over The Bridge is another such platform that brings to the fore singers Khing Zin Shwe and Shwe Shwe Khaing, who worked with us earlier in the Laya Project. Their voices, bring to life the praises for kings from thirteenth century Myanmar, and strike a deep emotional chord in all listeners regardless of cultural backgrounds. We have no doubt that the album will be received very well.

Deeply respected by their people, the 55 kings in Myanmar's history were praised through music composed and performed by court musicians. These ancient songs and music traditions are documented in the Maha Gita, which can be traced back to the ancient city of Mandalay, the fountainhead of Myanmar's artistic and theosophical culture. The EarthSync team has recorded and brought these songs out of the boundaries of Myanmar to a worldwide audience. While the songs are traditional Myanmarese, music for the album has been composed by Patrick Sebag, and the mixing and mastering has been done by Yotam Agam at Clementine Studios, Chennai.

Songs featured on the album include Rain Song, Ataing Mathy Blue, Nitoon Yanka, Mandalabon, Glorius Sun, SanWay and Thida. The album is available in CDs for Rs 400 at all leading music outlets.