Seven and a Half

Seven and a Half is a track from the collaborative album Mynta featuring Fazal Qureshi, released on June 18, 2007. The composition spans 6 minutes and 26 seconds and appears as the eleventh track on the CD-R format release.

The piece features the Swedish-Indian fusion ensemble Mynta, led by composer and guitarist Johannes Lundberg, in collaboration with Indian tabla virtuoso Fazal Qureshi. Qureshi contributes rhythmic frameworks rooted in North Indian classical traditions, while Mynta integrates Western jazz and ambient textures. The album explores cross-cultural improvisation, blending acoustic and electronic elements.

The release date aligns with Mynta’s broader discography, which often incorporates global musical dialogues. The CD-R format suggests a limited or promotional distribution, though specific label details remain unverified in available sources. No additional production credits, alternate versions, or live renditions of Seven and a Half are documented in public records.

Notable aspects of the track include its extended duration, which allows for gradual development of thematic material. The interaction between Qureshi’s percussive patterns and Mynta’s layered instrumentation forms the composition’s core. Further analytical or contextual details about the recording process, lyrical content, or reception are not widely published.