Here is it. The 20 minute edition of this song, requested by many of you. I have had feedback from people saying to me that a longer version would be great for those who want to use this song for meditation purposes or to enter into deep relaxation and healing.
This song is in Quechua (the people’s language spoken mainly in the Andes region of South America).
This song is tuned in 432Hz which therefore means that it is mathematically consistent with the universe. The ancient bells from Peru used in this track were already tuned to this frequency and so we therefore tuned all the other instruments to match the 432Hz tuning. Music that is tuned in 432Hz transmits healing energy because it is in exact mathematical frequency and vibration to the universe, as opposed to the 440Hz frequency tuning that is most commonly used today. Music therefore tuned in 432Hz frequency is known to be more relaxing, healing and softer for the human being. 

Hampue Sachamama - Invocating the energy of the snake - Invocación de la energía de la serpiente

Hampue Kenti - Invocating the energy of the hummingbird -  Invocación de la energía del colibrí

Hampue Aquila - Invocating the energy of the eagle -  Invocación de la energía del águila

Hampue Pachamama - Invocating the energy of the mother earth -  Invocación de la energía de la madre tierra

Wiracocha - Father Sky - Padre Cielo

Hatun Sonko - Big Heart - Gran Corazón

Los Q’eros - The Q’eros - Los Q'eros

Munay Sonko - Heart of love - Corazón de Amor

Otorongo - Jaguar - el Jaguar

OEAHO - (20 Min version)

Trust. No plans for the future. Go with the flow. Not exactly catch phrases for today’s calculating, media savvy and self-promoting generation of musical artists, but a way of life for singer-songwriter Alexia Chellun. Eight albums into a productive 12 year journey, she has ridden her wave of trusting and practicing life from a different angle into an entirely new recording experience that has yielded her latest EP, Who Am I? 

As a performing artist Chellun has the ability and patience to follow her instincts without expecting immediate results. This doesn’t mean Chellun lacks a diligent work ethic, but substantiates her belief that having a plan is not necessarily a guarantee for success. Chellun says she “ doesn’t exactly have a ‘calculated vision’, or a lyrical agenda, but she trusts her creative process and that her artistic unpredictability will lead her where she needs to be at any given moment. I’m relaxed. I’m not trying. I’m just singing!” Chellun effortlessly switches between traditional song-writing and the more structured mantra based recordings and she admits the creative process still confuses the hell out of her. “It's all about flow and wherever it takes me I follow.” 
Throughout her song-writing, Chellun exhibits a unique melodic pop sensibility combined with lyrical themes that examine the human race, consciousness, and awareness. She makes an unarguable point when she says “Oneness has no genre.” 

Letting go of constraints, welcoming new experiences without expectation, self exploration, and complete trust in the creative process have been the cornerstones of Chellun’s musical philosophy and life. Her deep and soulful vocals, uncluttered arrangements, and natural dynamics are the perfect companions for her enlightening observations. 


Discography-

"Who Am I?"  - Who Am I? spotlights Chellun’s introspective artistry, and her song-writing exhibits a unique melodic pop sensibility combined with lyrical themes that examine the human race, consciousness, and awareness. (2019)

"Just Before I Sleep" - Create for yourself a new reality with these calming affirmation songs. (2018)

"Open" - A "feel-good" thought inspiring album that fuses pop, jazz and world music. (2016)

"Oeaho" - (Single) - Oeaho is sung in Quechua and is inspired by the Q'ero Shamans of Peru. (2015)

"I am Grateful" - Affirmation songs: To Heal, Uplift and Inspire (2014)

"Together we Roam" - Roam with Alexia in her kaleidoscopic world; it's like sunshine in a CD (2013)

"The Joy of Sadhana" - Mantras used for Aquarian Sadhana (A morning kundalini yoga practice) (2012)

 "Har" - A collection of ancient mantras used to assist deep meditation practices, with a captivating voice and lush multi-instrumental arrangements"(2012)
"Mirándote" - Mantras recorded live at Livingston Studios. (2011)

 "Ella Es Amor"  - One guitar. One voice. A raw set of acoustic songs (2010) 

"This Heart" - A collection of songs written and composed by Alexia. (2008)

 "Jap Hari" - Alexia's debut album, presenting acoustic mantra lullabies with alt-folk influence. (2006)


 

 “Deceptively simple songs sung by a captivating artist” – Phil Jackson, specialist BBC music presenter

"Alexia has a beautiful voice delivered with incredible honesty, bringing to life her sweet songs" Po'Girl

"In the past 5 years I have been engineer for South Live, Alexia is one of the most open and sincere person I have ever met. Her songs and lyrics are a reflection of her inquisitive and compassionate nature" Dan Bridge - Session Engineers for BBC Sussex Radio