By Anand from "www.TheUntz.com" - Time to take a journey, kiddos. We've been blessed with a brand new remix of The Human Experience's "Ritual" by Australian tribal trance shaman Kalya Scintilla. Deep, sexy bass ducks and weaves through intricately laced organic drums--thuds and reverberations of animal skins stretched tightly across warm wood. Darkness and light is balanced impeccably amongst hypnotic grooves. The close connection between David Block and Yaygon Lamagaia is instantly recognizable in the depth of attention and care the latter gives to the former's source material. You can catch Kalya Scintilla this Thursday, when he hits Cervantes with Kaminanda for Bluetech's Spacehop stop, and over the weekend at Gem & Jam Festival in Tucson, AZ.

Check the full 16 song remix album out Feb 11th, 2014 

The Human Experience - Ritual (Kalya Scintilla's Sacred Remix) featuring EveOlution

Last Cry

First track to drop from my new album, Sound in the Living Current, out this month.

Pre-orders available at http://erothyme.bandcamp.com

Guest musicians:
Emma Staarbird - vocals
Masaru Higasa - Egyptian flute, guitar, dulcimer, additional percussion
Michael Svenson - guzheng
Mat Muntz - bowed upright bass

Lyrics:
Om Asato Maa Sad-Gamaya
Tamaso Maa Jyotir-Gamaya
Mrtyor-Maa Amrtam Gamaya
Om Shanti Shanti Shanti Om

Cover art by Erin C Potter - www.erincpotter.com

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Lead Us to the Sound (with Masaru Higasa, Michael Svenson, and Emma Staarbird)

Title: Whales Don’t Cry
Lyrics and arrangement by PRF Soundscapes (All rights reserved 2025)

A slow, ocean-inspired easy listening track built around soft vocals and a calm 90 BPM flow. The lyrics follow the quiet lives of whales — their distance, their memory, and their silence. Waves, ambient textures and a gentle emotional tone carry the piece forward. Created to feel like drifting with the tide.

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Silent deep wanderers
Breathing through darkness
Carrying ancient memory
And whales don't cry

Oceans hold them
Currents guide them
Songs travel far
And  whales don't cry

Gentle giant rhythms
Born from tides
Made for distance
And whales don't cry

They feel everything
They speak quietly
They move together
And whales don't cry

Time flows slower
Nothing feels rushed
Nothing feels lost
And whales don't cry

They remember us
They forgive oceans
They survive silence
And whales won’t cry
Whales won't cry


Whales Don't Cry

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Music by Dennis Bunton
Mastered by Dave Tipper @tippermusic
Artwork by Kris Northern (Phidelity)

2) Ion Driver 'Deep Sands'

A fun little ditty I made. Oldy but a goldy. Enjoy.

Mastered by Jack Yaguda.

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Krunk Temple

In early 2017, Amani Friend re-envisioned selections from his rich Liquid Bloom catalog to deliver new downtempo compositions into a contemporary electronic space. Subsequent to that Re.Generations release, Canadian producer AtYyA selected seven of the album's tracks to put his own spin on them. Crafting whole new worlds around Liquid Bloom collaborators Porangui, Deya Dova, Ixchel Prisma, Numatik, and more, Tyler Clark generously imbues his signature tribal tonic into these works, for a mysterious and pulsing fresh spin on these re-imaginings - one that balances of Amani Friend's remixes with an intriguing, contrasting darkness

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Resonant Migration Feat. Deya Dova (ReGen ATYYA Remix)

Deya Dova - Toonmowi Tree (Kalya Scintilla's Jungle Jam Remix)

In collaboration with Shamans Dream we are proud to present 1 of the 2 remixes featured on Bird Tribe's latest album "Birds In Paradise Remixed", which feature dance remixes of their beautiful album "Birds In Paradise". Enjoy!

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iamlife.bandcamp.com/album/birds-in…B9G1sh4wJzbZtU

Amazonia (Shamans Dream & Geometrae Remix)

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Bird Tribe - Amazonia (Shamans Dream & Geometrae Remix)

Here is a beautiful new tune which came into being quite spontaneously like a flash of noetic lightning in the wake of some beautifully serene experiences in Seattle and the Cascade mountains.

It was a lot of fun and a real honor to feature vocal contributions from my friends Theo and Amma (Entheo - https://soundcloud.com/entheo), as well as Theo's guitar and a few percussive samples from my friend Jules O'Keefe.

I haven't given out a new free track in a while, and I think this is a breakthrough and a new direction for me, so I am going out on a limb and allowing this tune to spread how it may, in good faith that it will touch as many lives as possible.

Happy Bicycle Day! ;)

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Thousand Hands of God (feat. Entheo)

I could give you my background, but it wouldn't really tell you how it shaped me. I could show you photos, but you would just see my mask. I could tell you a story, but lyrical self expressions aren't my forte. You could ask my friends, but they'd give you their version of me. 

But if you were to just listen intently to some of the music I make, you'll hear my soul ripped intricately open for all to see....

David grew up surrounded by music (at least until he took his mother’s record player apart at the age of 6 to see how it worked). His favourite toys were those that made or recorded sound. One of his most loved being the Stylaphone, which he was given at the age of 4.
David began Djing at the age of 18, playing local events and clubs whenever the opportunity arose, often for free, solely for the enjoyment and satisfaction it gave him.

Whilst at University in Manchester, UK, David co formed and ran a successful club night for 3 years, playing to a loyal, continuously growing crowd every fortnight. Success in this arena lead to David securing many bookings at local clubs and events around the North West of England.

Through his love for Djing, David felt an increasing desire to create his own music, and explore the soundscapes that were building up in his mind.

The day that profoundly changed David’s life, and enabled him to realise his life long dream occurred by chance. A friend took him into the University music studio, briefly showed him how to turn the keyboards and equipment on, gave a ten minute lesson in the music production software on the computer, and left the room. 6 hours flew by, completely hooked, he had found the path he had been searching for since he was a child.

Ever since, every penny he shouldn’t have spent, every spare moment he has, goes on letting emotions flow through sound. 

David donates much of all royalties received from the sales of his music to good causes.

Last Cry

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