Give your dreams a new life! We all so need tbis message right now! 

Here are five tracks from my new album. 
available for preorder at cellojoe.bandcamp.com/album/so-much-love
Release date: Dec 18 2013

So Much Love

LET GO

Song written by MAMA CROW and BAND OF MYSTICS (Travis Porter De Leon, Kevin Njikm, Jared May) (c) 2010

This track was written and recorded in 2010 in San Francisco, CA. Featuring Travis Porter De Leon on drumkit, Kevin Njikm on keys and guitar, Jared May on bass and Mama Crow on lyrics, main vox and harmonies. These musicians played LIVE for about 2 years in and amongst the Bay Area from 2009-2011. Before traveling to Hawaii, Mama Crow got in the studio with the band @ SERA PHI STUDIOS in the Mission to document this musical era.  

The content of this song is a true story of how to overcome hardships from the past and to consciously choose light in every moment. This song acknowledges the shared human truth of adversity yet focuses on overcoming all challenges regardless how dark the shadow to live an awakened life of empowerment. This is an anthem for everyone who embraces transformation on a day to day basis. 

"Don't fret you are the teacher and the student. If you can be it- no need to prove it." 

Ability to Change (Mama Crow w/ Band of Mystics)

Ayla Nereo Remix Contest Entry

InJoy! <3

Eric SugarSnap Pea - Ngoni/Ableton 

Ayla Nereo - Rainfalling Throat (Sound Behind What's Heard) (Mbanza Remix)

Never too Late
copyright Amae Love 2016 all rights resereved

coulda shoudla woulda, never did help me
i've cried i've denied but now i'm just tryin' to get healthy
my mind drive me crazy thinkin' of all that i could've done
what could have been waiting back when i was eighteen or twenty one

my voice it breaks in my throat i won't sing a note 
till i give up my hold on my fear and surrender
i die to my lies i run to the cries from my soul to remember 
that it's now or never..
but it's never too late,
 to make a break
to shake that the weight off and fly
so i do it for love
i do it for all that is sacred to me
cuz it's never too late
to change your fate
to give your dreams a new life
and it's never too late
to late to try

this life had seemed to through my fingers like grains of sand
got me lost in a dream till i finally woke up to who i am
there's so many talented people who never do get their shot
so there's no way that i'm gonna to give up till i give it all i've got

opportunities passed, that may never come back
did i step off my path, and get lost in confusion?
there's no way to know, now its time to let go,
just get on with the show and burn down the illusion

that it's ever too late to make a break
to shake that weight off and fly
so i do it for love
i do it for all that is sacred to me
cuz it's never too late
to change your fate
to give your dreams a new life
never too late
to late to try

well i'm tired of excuses, i've got only myself to blame
the truth is so elusive its useless, losing at my own game
still i get frustrated sometimes when i get caught up in my mind
i was born to be creative all i gotta do is let in the light 
and shine and shine and shine.....
and SHINE!
cuz it's never too, never too, never too late

never too late to make a break
to shake that weight off and fly
so just do it for love
do it for all that is sacred to you
cuz it's never too late
to change your fate
to give your dreams a new life
never too late
to late to FLY!!
oh no no no.....



Never Too Late

Rising Appalachia has been an inspiration to me for years. In honor of this music I present a remix of their song, Medicine. 

Rising Appalachia - Medicine (Momentology Unofficial Remix)

Produced by : Ryan Herr Music 

Recorded/Engineered by: Tyson Leonard 

Co-Produced by: Jesse Hendricks 

Musicians/Instruments: 

Tyson Leonard: Violin, Octave Mandolin 

Jesse Hendricks: Banjo, Saxophone, Flutes, Didg, Steel Drums, Percussion 

Ryan Herr: Guitar, Mandolin, Bass, Kalimba, Percussion 

Dayv Cabrito: Upgright Bass 

Krikor Andonian: Accordian, Toy Piano, Melodica, Duduk 

Adam Kapuscinski: Percussion 

Recorded at Tree Top Studios in Santa Cruz, CA 

<a href="https://theartistunion.com/tracks/5e08e1" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Download for free on The Artist Union</a>

The Tide (Acoustic)

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From The Ground Up (Acoustic)

A beautiful combination of clawhammer banjo, haunting harmonies, and fiddle lines, this song is in dedication to all genders of the world learning to heal our collective culture by keeping women safe. Featuring environmental activist, Buddhist scholar, and Rilke translator Joanna Macy. 
More at www.lydiafiddle.com 
IG @lydiavioletmusic

Keep Her Safe (feat. Joanna Macy)

Celebrating the life of Binah Zing, this E.P. was written in the wake of the passing of a brilliant soul, who's life and purpose wove spells of deep magic into the core of my being... 

'Binah's Dream' was created and recorded in the first hours after I learned of my sweet sister/collaborator/muse/ancient friends' death. 'Life As Art', was then written just a few weeks after and produced with Entheo at OneDoorLand, Binah's artist sanctuary. The Remix for 'Unstoppable Joy' was made in her honor, again by very dear friends Entheo (Theo and Amma Grace), who share my love of the exquisite genius elf that is our beloved Binah. 

Words fall short to describe her impact and legacy on my life and on the lives of thousands of others. I offer this music as a gift to our community, to all the ones who loved her deep. May these songs honor her memory and be a reminder of the preciousness of love, the sacredness of soul kin, the power of creativity, and the blessing of living our life as art.
credits
released September 30, 2016 

Marya Stark- Composer, Writer, Producer, Performer 
Entheo- Producer and Vox on Life as Art, Remix of Unstoppable Joy 
Barry Phillips- Cello on 'Binah's Dream'

Marya Stark ~ Life As Art (ft. Entheo)

Produced by: Blonde Onyx
Vocals: Amae Love

Old Soul ft. Amae Love

This is remix is an ode to all those hurt by the prison industrial system of the United States, and is dedicated towards transforming the "eye for an eye" retributive justice model towards a restorative justice model - one that strengthens, rather than fractures, communities. 

This remix is based off of two recordings: Rising Appalachia's "Spirit's Cradle" and a reading by the great, late poet Etheridge Knight. "Apology for Apostasy" was one of many poems that Knight wrote while incarcerated, which were originally published in the collection "Poems from Prison." His poems bear witness to the resiliency of the creative spirit. Leah Song, of Rising Appalachia, has been a long time advocate of criminal justice reform and is involved in projects that bring yoga, song and mindfulness into prisons. 

Resources:
"The 13th" - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X1yJsaFwqDM
The Prison Yoga Project - prisonyoga.org
Etheridge Knight - https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poets/etheridge-knight

Never Too Late

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