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Hugo

LET'S TWIST AGAIN - PEPPINO DI CAPRI

Majnoun

mihaly vig-Karhozat ( Travelling Scene)

I'd rather be a sparrow than a snail
Yes I would, if I could, I surely would
I'd rather be a hammer than a nail
Yes I would, if I only could, I surely would

Away, I'd rather sail away
Like a swan that's here and gone
A man gets tied up to the ground
He gives the world its saddest sound
Its saddest sound

I'd rather be a forest than a street
Yes I would, if I could, I surely would
I'd rather feel the earth beneath my feet
Yes I would, if I only could, I surely would


Simon & Garfunkel - El Condor Pasa (If I Could) (cover)

Track from BEYRIES' debut album "Landing" due out February 24th, 2017 via Bonsound.
Chanson tirée du premier album de BEYRIES, "Landing", à paraître le 24 février 2017 via Bonsound

BEYRIES - Soldier

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Figli Di Madre Ignota - Theme From Paradise

Tamimunt (Naci en Alamo)

Ukulele: Ezgi Tekin
Musical Saw: Yeliz Bulgurcu

Gomidas - Kele Kele (Musical Saw - Ukulele Version)

The Time That Angels Hide

In a time of social isolation, uncertainty, and division, Cary Morin’s newly re-recorded track, “Trust,” offers comfort and hope. Its slow, steady sway and warm, intimate vocals remind us to have faith in the present moment—and each other. 
“Trust” is grounded in a moment of awakening during a September commute in Fort Collins, Colorado, Morin’s home of over 35 years. Lifting his eyes to the sun setting behind Horsetooth Rock, his thoughts become quiet and sacred truths reveal themselves. The foothills, evening breeze, and watercolor sunset inspire him to look inward. He realizes that victory is found in living an awakened life, in alignment with a greater purpose and in connection with all of humanity. He sings, “Trust in one another, sisters and brothers, / says the moon, our eldest mother, in the sky tonight.”
The song has a relaxed quality that lulls the listener and highlights Morin’s deeply affecting vocals. When Celeste Di Iorio’s voice joins his, the harmonies are sweet and exhilarating; it’s as if the sacred itself were entering the song. Poignantly, the duo sings, “Yet in my reckoning, I want to be the best at what I do / and learn about humanity at every opportunity.” 
“Trust” is an homage to a landscape and an anthem for our times. It reminds us that everything is alive, everyone is connected, and, despite the chaos of the outside world, a sense of refuge and purpose are always available if we stop, look, and listen.

Trust

Internationally acclaimed as a mesmerizing live performer, Cary Morin’s soul-stirring voice and jaw-dropping fingerstyle guitar playing have captivated audiences for decades.  

Dial into Morin’s career catalog and discover a musical chameleon whose sonic landscapes fuse together the best of American roots music. “Cary is a unique and brilliant player, songwriter and singer. I have huge respect for his style and technique,” says legendary multi-instrumentalist and songwriter David Bromberg. “If you haven’t heard him yet, you should.”  

Morin’s latest project, Innocent Allies, honors his family’s Native American heritage and is inspired by the genius of famous western artist, Charles Marion Russell. “This record is a masterpiece worthy of its place among the great works of art it was created to honor,” says Trina Shoemaker, the Grammy-winning producer who mixed and mastered the album at her Alabama studio. 

Morin’s music has reached millions as he’s traveled the world with prestigious performances at the Kennedy Center, Lincoln Center, Paris Jazz Festival, and Folk Alliance International in addition to others. Morin has been featured on international television and radio programs hosted by the BBC and NPR. He has had the honor of sharing stages as a collaborator or supporting act for musical luminaries such as Taj Mahal, Los Lobos, Jackson Browne, Bonnie Raitt, Joan Osborne, David Bromberg, and Arlo Guthrie, to name a few.

Morin’s musical talents and creative contributions have garnered a multitude of awards and accolades: two-time winner of the Indigenous Music Award for Best Blues CD (2019 and 2017); Independent Music Award for Best Blues CD (2018); Native Arts and Cultures Fellowship (2018); and First Peoples Fund Artist in Business Leadership fellowship (2017). He received an honorable mention in the 2018 International Songwriting Competition.

Morin has also achieved international recognition as a collaborator, dancer and musical theater composer. His song, “Ole Midlife Crisis,” written and performed with the Pura Fé Trio, reached #17 on France’s iTunes blues charts in 2011.  With the Red Willow Dancers, he performed in Japan as a special guest of the world-renowned Kodo Drummers. Back home in Northern Colorado, he co-authored the play, “Turtle Island,” a critically-acclaimed 50-cast-member production that sold out for two consecutive years.  Morin’s musical journey began in the late 1970s and burgeoned in the late 1990s when he founded The Atoll, a rock-reggae-blues band that toured the United States for over 13 years.  

Born in Billings, Montana, he hails from a rich cultural heritage as a Crow tribal member with Assiniboine Sioux and Black ancestry. He spent the formative years of his youth in Great Falls, Montana picking through guitar standards at neighborhood gatherings.
Morin currently maintains a busy performance schedule as a solo artist, as a duo with his partner Celeste, and with his band Cary Morin & Ghost Dog, a high-energy roots rock band. He also collaborates with renowned Indigenous artist, Pura Fé. When not captivating audiences across the US and Europe, he finds solace and inspiration in Northern Colorado, which he proudly calls home.

Trust

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