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Chill flow

Goddess Invocation

At Home Within Yourself

Deleido Dub by Vlastur & Irina Mikhailova

Realidad Insondable

"LoveLight" is a collection of songs and insights coming from the heart, reflecting the pulse of the planetary shift that we are currently experiencing on personal and collective levels. The album was produced by dutch musician Maneesh de Moor and mixed by Steve James at Rocking Horse Studios. The recordings involved an international collaboration of artists including Sudha, Amir Paiss, Avishai Barnatan, Praful, Bhakta, Ravi, Martin Brunsden, Rik Brewer and Luka. Release date 28 October 2011.

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Metamorphosis

Reminisce in Light

Ethereal, ambient soundscapes for your pleasure. Relax, chillout and enjoy. SFS

ETHEREAL - ELVEN DREAMS

By using a sonic timetravelling device, SiebZehN managed to get back to the point in time when Miko and Rainer were stranded in spain. Luckily, by the electronic devices communicating with acoustic instruments, they managed to get into the same timeline again. This had to be celebrated, by making music of course.

This is the result :D

Stranded In Spain

8.Gurur Mantra

Listen to the NEW Living Wisdom on Spotify today featuring the production wizardry of Phutureprimitive.

https://open.spotify.com/album/5njykYa3HBUuxLwfUFyAm7?si=GKMVEqAbRBSYufJmXyoTmQ

Spoken Transmission: Richard Rudd www.genekeys.com 
Production, Mixing & Mastering: Theo Grace 

Album Art by Eric Nez & Elijah Parker: 
www.ericnez.com 
www.onedoorland.com

Perfection

The Amaru is the great serpent known throughout the world's indigenous mythologies. She is the giver of light.

Amaru

Amaru (Demo Mix)

The Healer. Taken from the album Divine Architecture.
Written and performed by Gabor Ruthner, David Vigh, Gyur Szatmari, Javor Delov and Balazs Tanka. Produced and mixed by David Vigh.
Mastered by Martin Vice.
A rethink of a Turbo song "First Rays of the Sun" from the "Lullabies for Awakening" album.
©2018 All rights reserved. Iboga Records.

The Healer (Changa Song)

When we stop for a moment and think about the sources of music, What were the first sounds on Earth? And from what instruments we play, we immediately remember the sounds of birds and animals. About the sobbing of the water and the wind blowing through the tall trees. The sound of the fire ember and the first tribes who lived on the land throughout the earth and performed ceremonies accompanied by music and spiritual dance and trance that creates a connection between man and spirit and earth. After we asked ourselves this question, we realised that the area of ​​music to which we are most connected is music that combines all these elements. Music that brings the sounds of nature the way they are. And the moments from the rituals of the world tribes that brought rhythm, dance, poetry, and spiritual trance and all the root sounds which we mix processors and combine with the sounds of today's synthetical electronic with influences from our favorite music we realised that we are TREEBOGA

Gnawazonas

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Bandcamp : https://sangitasounds.bandcamp.com/album/ashirvad

Featured on the album Ashirvad on Sangita Sounds.  KUSH TEA is a journey through exotic spaces, inspired by the devotional sentiments of Raga Bhairavi.

The ambient intro opens to auspicious mantras with Sukhdev Mishra glorifying the holy name of ‘Hari’, followed by Gopal Banerjee praising the cosmic gurus of the Vedic pantheon with the famous invocation, “Guru Brahma, Guru Vishnu, Guru Deva Maheshvara, Guru Sakshad Param Bramha, Tasmai Sri Guruve Namah”.

Gypsy guitar then introduces a melodic theme from a popular Bengali Bhajan, “Bhaja Hure Mana” by the 16th cent. Vaishnava poet Govinda Das, who advises his mind to be devotional“My dear mind, just take shelter in adoring Sri Nandanadan (Krishna), at whose lotus feet there is no fear”. The journey then takes us through a mystical flight of fancy with dreamy cello, oboe, violin and an ambient incantation. The dynamics then rise with dramatic insistence to a Central Asian Gipsy jig, then turns East again via Varanasi to the grooves of Bengal.

Concluding our mystical journey, we find the ecstatic bard Haradhan das Baul, wandering along the banks of mother Ganga, questioning his divinely inebriated state with the poignant finale, “Ki mode cowalo kishori ?” “What intoxicant have you given me?”.

https://sangitasounds.bandcamp.com/album/ashirvad

Ashirvad

Kush Tea by Ashirvad

Eastern Winds

Music: https://songwhip.com/bioscape
Contact: bioscapemusic@yahoo.com

At Home Within Yourself

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