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Kulning

Made in roughly three hours on a livestream. I have the footage, I'll try to put it on youtube. Sample was originally written by Jeremy Zuckerman. Created with Ableton live and an unsynced Korg Electribe.

If you'd like to use this beat, please link back to me or the beat directly. You can buy The Legend of Korra soundtrack on Amazon - http://amzn.to/17WTa1K

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Ok so here's the story with this one:

Back in the first week of February, this video was on my Facebook news feed: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4LVunc9UX7w

I immediately thought that it would be a good candidate for a short 'video remix', as a follow up to the Computer Man video I posted on my Facebook a few months previous.

So I made the short 30 second tune, intending to make a short funny video called "Thank Mr Skeltal"(which would have looked pretty much exactly like my Facebook promo video for this tune) and then forget about it. But then I liked the riff so much that it kinda took on a life of it's own, and became the full length, finished track that you hear today.

So yeah, just wanted to explain that to the people inevitably wondering why the track is called Thank Mr. Skeltal yet there are no references to skeletons in the track itself, and to give credit to the original artist (Hussain AlJassmi) that this is technically a bootleg remix of. Hope you enjoy the tune! I'll be back with some new dubstep before you know it.

-The Frim

Thank Mr. Skeltal (Free Download!)

Kulning is an ancient Swedish herding call. When I heard Jonna sing, I was completely captivated.

With Jonna's blessing, I've remixed her luscious vocals into a mystical, ambient track reminiscent of a frozen forest.

You can find Jonna's original work here --> https://www.facebook.com/jonnajinton.se/

All other instrumentation & vocals are mine - Tahlee Rouillon.

xo

Kulning Feat Jonna Jinton

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afternoon flower demons ft. Elizabeth Cotten and Jonna Jinton

A track inspired by (and featuring) the beautiful Kulning calls of Jonna Jinton.

The Calling

This is by a Swedish singer named Jonna Jinton. Kulning, also known as an ancient Swedish herdingcall, was used back in the days to attract cows while they were out in their inclosure.

Kulning - Jonna Jinton (Ancient Swedish Herdingcall)

stumbled across this old swedish herd call... original vocals by #jonna #jinton ... some ear candy for my peeps...

Kulning Interlude - nelieux ft Jonna Jinton (Reign Fix)

I would like to dedicate this to Jonna Jinton, whose wonderful youtube videos inpired me for this piece. I can only recommend - have a look! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6fglBL7eQIA&index=2&list=PLrgUJTSd4L4uN8luzHIp6X9KJIkQ2JV_L
The superb photo is by Daniel Bernhardsson

The Calling

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