Tam Tam Tam was the easiest way for the band to remember the name of the track, instead of its original name "Bhairavi".
It refers to the counterbeat "Tum tum tum tum tum" from the Handpan, that stands as a chorus!
An original composition by The Heartbeats Collective.

This is a live recording from the HANDPAN GATHERING 2021, GOA, INDIA.

Augustin Sol - Didgeridoo
Hemant Chakraborty - Cajon
Valeriy Frolov - Handpan
Yash Nirwan - Sarod

Live Sound: Vernon

TAM TAM TAM Live at Handpan India (2021)

Written By Lars La Ville / Daniel Waples.
This is a mashup between Daniel Waples Theme from the song called "In Da Major" from the album "Crystal Waves". I did a remake of the intro theme, and added my own ideas & themes. 
Mix,Produced,Programming,Mastering By Lars La Ville.
Enjoy :-)

Lars La Ville & Daniel Waples - Another Major

This is a track from Cu Dubh's Folk Metal cd. More of a modern take on metal compared to the primal music Cu Dubh has been known for.

www.cudubh.com

The Oracle

'Another World' is a dreamy track from the album 'Light From the Super Earth' by David Darling featuring Debbie Danbrook, Chris Gartner, and Neal Wilkinson.

David Darling - Another World

The Diamond and the Lotus barak anthony

Geri Dagys

Estas Tonne & Reka Fodor @ VDU Kaunas 2014 [HD] Part II

"Huna" an improvised piece written and performed on a Makai Instruments handpan.

Adrian J Portia - Huna

"the beautiful poisonous friend" by Aparamparagata is played on a very beautiful Handpan made by Symphonic Steel. In the remembrance of a friend, who is a dangerous one, yet beautiful. the scale is Khartoum:  (G) C  Db  E  F  G  Ab  C  Db

"The Beautiful Poisonous Friend" By Aparamparagata

This production was originally intended for a project with Quincy Jones. In the end, it didn't make the final cut. And as they often do, extra tracks that for whatever reason don't fit a project entirely go straight into your library for other uses.  This is my take on the classic hymn, "Amazing Grace". Hope you enjoy.

Amazing Grace- A Kuzma Cover (not the basketball player)

Shaman's Almanac: Drums

Send in the Drums

This is the title track off my first studio album "Dark Water" recorded in march of 2012, with a handful of dear friends and freshly released today :) The album is epic, symphonic, world-fusion classically new age restorative soundscape goodness. It features a wide range of instrumentation from guitar, piano, violin, cello, to glass bottles, Hang, Gongs, and singing bowls. Check it out here, if you like it please spread the word and share the love :) 

http://peterlevitov.bandcamp.com/album/dark-water