The Big Banyan (original composition by SinaSiav) was made originally as a soundtrack for Yoga Art of Living Series's 4th Episode (Published in 2020). The inspiration for this song came from the big banyan tree where I used to go for yoga practice and singing practices.
Instruments used in this piece (Flute, Handpan, Vocals, Synth, etc...) played by SinaSiav and recorded, Mixed & Mastered by Navakanu Records.

Hope you will enjoy !
SinaSiav (Navakanu Records)

The Big Banyan

Your path definitely belongs only to you .. only you are responsible for it ......
Remember how you prescribed it in detail, and accept this fact with all your being here and now ...

 Your path will no doubt lead you to an extraordinary, love-filled space...
 So full...

 Why extra doubt-reflection?
 When you can just be guided by your Path and not consider that you choose anything ..?
 Guided by love...
 In a causeless joyful dance, no matter what.

 Just don't stop crying out to the whole Universe: Oh Love!  Oh Great Energy of Love!  Come!  And fall on me with your incomprehensible mercy!

 I don't know anything, I forgot everything, being in this body on Earth!  I so need your guidance, your guidance!

 Get me out of my dream...
 get me out of my sleep...
 Get me out of my dream...

 Help me remember again...
 Help me remember.

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May we all stay connected
with our own true self and
be walking the path of light
as we are the warriors of light
and love will guide us . 

May the love we share
be healing to every soul and 
Lead to a love-filled space
A magic-filled space
Forever and beyond.
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This track was channeled in Goa, India after a beautiful spiritual meeting

Handpan, Bells & Beats by SinaSiav
https://instagram.com/sinasiav
Words & Vocals by VedaRam 
https://instagram.com/vedaram.ru

Your Path (ft. VedaRam )

Halo, (handpan), Piano and Vocals - Samantha Archer,  Drums - Willow.  Improvised session between Samantha and Willow on the Torzion Halo and drum kit - improvised over dubbing of piano and vocals then added.  (unedited) Recorded 5/4/14.

''Orpheus'', Improvised session at St Dunstan's House, Glastonbury.

“Biyah (Come), my Darvish” is an invitation...
The aim of my Music is not recreational. It is a Spirit(ual) tool. It is meant to instill a pause in your day, for you to close your eyes, reconnect with the eternal flame of the heart, to induce a trance, to lose the mind... re-presencing and re-establishing relations with your inner eternal Flame. When we clear ourselves of the static, the guidance is clear.

Eagle

Biyah, My Darvish

Hang Massive - Once Again 2011 Hang Drum Duo

Adam Maalouf’s 2019 record “Path of Time” is a musical exploration combining traditions of world music with modern electronics. Maalouf builds a foundation for the album with supporting instrumentals of pantam, cello, electric guitar, marimba, piano, world percussion, electronics, and synthesizers. This record features vocals by Hannah Sumner, Apoorva Mudgal, and Mariam Abuamer. The title track “Path of Time” is an adaptation of words from Lebanese poet Khalil Gibran. Other tracks include “Land of the Beloved”, a re-imagining of the Arabic traditional “Balad il Mahboub” by the prominent Egyptian composer Mohammed Abdel Wahab, a jam-worthy version of the Punjabi folk song “Chori Chori”, as well as original instrumental pieces by Maalouf.

Zero

Chori Chori

Oasis

Land Of The Beloved

Hindu Kush

Migration

NYC based music producer and performer Adam Maalouf makes music that serves as a meeting point for human cultures from around the world. His compositional style is weaved by meditative melodies and rhythmic undercurrents bridging the gap between world music and electronic music. His unique musical character stems from Maalouf's experiences as a  Lebanese-American and a fascination with artists from styles ranging from rock, electronic, classical and global traditional music from South America, the Middle East and India. Adam is currently performing music from his electronic album, "Path of Time" as well as his global acoustic project “East River” and his Pantam Duo project “Sunsetter”. 


Maalouf’s use of the Pantam (the flying saucer instrument invented in 2000, otherwise known as the Hang) is the centerpiece of his performance and compositional style, yet the music foundation is built on an array of colors from supporting instruments including cello, electric guitar, marimba, piano, and an array of percussion from around the world.  The music is found where the modern meets the ancient, and styles of music from around the globe are brought together using acoustic and electronic instruments, sampled sounds from nature and our surroundings, pulsating drums and hand percussion, and waves of synthesizers.
Adam has shared his music in venues across the world including Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, MoMA, St. Basil's Cathedral, Tanglewood, The BANFF Center and Austin City Limits, Gospel, National Sawdust, Pioneer Works, The Stone, Asheville Percussion Festival, Gratitude Migration Festival, Griasdi Festival, Elements Music Festival. As a collaborator, Adam has performed with ensembles such as The Brooklyn Raga Massive, Pink Martini, Ensemble Signal, The Atlanta Symphony, The National Arabic Orchestra, The Gil Evan's Centennial Project, and with artists such as Steve Reich, K’naan, Kygo, Drukmo Gyal Dakini, Lizz Wright, Eugene Frisen, Jamey Haddad, Farah Siraj, Morley and many others. Adam performs regularly as a solo artist and with his world music collaboration "East River".

Chori Chori

Adam Maalouf

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