Make Way For The Indian

Nahko Bear - Great Spirit (Medicine For The People)

"Wider Circles" is the newest album from Rising Appalachia. With influences of folk, soul, roots, world music, and poetry, the album showcases the alchemy of sibling harmonies paired with banjo and fiddle duets. The album was inspired by folk standards and traditional hymns, old mountain odes, and activist anthems that pull equally from the swampy sounds of the bayou, the twang of the Appalachian mountains, and the beat of a global rhythm.

Oh Death

Struggle

 Vocals by SriKala. Guitar and Chorus Backing Vocals by FreQ Nasty. Written by DKAS and SriKala. Produced by Dub Kirtan All Stars.


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Govinda Jaya feat. SriKala

Gary Thomas - Didgeridoo - Ancient Sound of The Future - 03 - Dance

Didgeridoo

Raggamuffin Girl (feat. Frankie Paul)

Armagideon Time (feat. Yami Bolo)

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High And Dry ft. Morgan Heritage

Music of India - Ragas and Talas

Raga Jogiya

Sky To Ground
Set Me Free
Fresh Green Freedom
Reasons We Were Blessed
Love Come s& Goes
Soften The Blow
Koonyum Sun
Time To Smile
Woman Dreaming
Breeze
Yandi
Bleed
Badimo


01 Sky To Ground

04 The Reasons We Were Blessed

Enjoy this early-release premiere of Satsang's third album "Kulture" due out Friday, March 22nd. The album features eleven new songs that display the band’s diversity and depth and a continued evolution of their sound. Lead singer / songwriter Drew McManus emerges as a pacesetter and a leader in the conscious music movement through the support of his peers. In this record he channels the lessons of the great leaders and inspirations who came before; Nina, Hampton, Malcolm, and King. Says McManus, “I was drawn to revisit all of their work and lessons over the last year or two in writing this record.” However, the foundation of Drew's development is heard in the first voice on the record; that of his high-school art teacher who first gave direction to McManus' artistic nature. Those lessons culminate in Kulture and shine as inspiration for the listener.

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