Believe

Believe is a studio album by Indian percussionist and composer Trilok Gurtu. Gurtu released the album in 1995 under an unspecified label. The record represents a fusion of Indian classical rhythms with contemporary jazz and world music elements. The album’s production details and additional contributing artists remain undocumented in available sources.

The album opens with the title track Believe, a six-minute composition clocking at 6:26. Gurtu employs a layered percussive framework that integrates traditional instruments like the tabla and konnakol with electronic textures. The track exemplifies his signature approach to blending improvisational techniques with structured rhythmic patterns. No vocalists or lyricists are credited for this instrumental piece.

Gurtu’s work on Believe extends his exploration of cross-cultural musical dialogue, a theme consistent in his discography since the 1980s. The album’s reception and commercial performance are not widely recorded, though it aligns with his broader influence in global fusion music during the mid-1990s. Further track-specific details, including session musicians or recording locations, are not publicly verified.