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The Do LaB Presents In The LaB Featuring Random Rab At The Great Convergence 2012

Watch the video: http://www.theuntz.com/the-human-experience-here-for-a-moment-ft-danny-musengo-official-video

In December, 2013, David Block was invited to participate in Matt Geraghty's "21" project. Matt's vision was to bring in musicians from all different styles/countries/ethnicities and create 21 days of improvisational music. Over the 21 days, 43 new bands were created. Every session was completely unique and fully improvised. David was invited to take part of Session 16 and had the idea of doing an "improv" production session. Session 16 consisted of Danny Musengo (singer/songwriter ), Adriano Santos (percussion), Victor Provost (steel pan) & Matt Geraghty (stand-up bass). They immediately clicked and started making incredible music. David sat back and listened for an hour while the artists got to know each other. At the end of the session, David picked his favorite song they had created and one by one, recorded all the parts, free-styled in one take by each of the musicians. Starting with guitar, Danny Musengo sings the song "Here for a Moment" completely freestyle.  All the supplemental parts were recorded in one take each. A total of 17 individual layers of instruments by 4 musicians. Only one mic was used and all tracks were recorded in two hours in Matt's apartment. Stand up bass was recorded in the bathroom :) It was a true freestyle recording session with no preconceived ideas/direction. 75 hours in the lab and the song "Here for a Moment" was born.  

"The finale of 21 takes a twist on our theme of improvised music collaboration and brings together electronic music producer David Block of The Human Experience, with filmmaker Laura Newman, to make a fully produced/mastered track and music video. While all of the sessions thus far have focused on live sessions, Day 21 took the improvised pieces from the musicians from Day 16 (Danny Musengo, Adriano Santos, Victor Provost and Matt Geraghty) and remixed them into an innovative song and music video." - Matt Geraghty Project 

The Human Experience music can be downloaded for free at www.humanexperiencecreations.com.

21 Days of new music with Matt Geraghty and Friends - http://www.mgp21.com

The Human Experience - Here for a Moment ft Danny Musengo [EXCLUSIVE PREMIERE]

for the carnotaurus EP out @carnotaurus soon!

Carnotaurus

Gravelbone

Orbiting Light

This is the soundtrack to the Alukab Webseries

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This NEW ALBUM  released on the september equinox of 2014 is a series of binaural tones which act as a multidimensional audio technology. When listened to in stereo at high volumes the tonal vibrations oscillate  the soul matrix into alignment with fifth and sixth dimensional frequencies which open connections in the mind and body chakra system. Each stage of the album raises the vibration of the listener and opens different channels within the listener which allow mediative support and body matrix upgrades. Such upgrades result in symptoms like; Super fast downloads of information, creative inspiration, and induced out of body astral travels. The entire record is intended to be a meditative tool to by pass the mind and raise the frequency vibration to better connect to the field of energy many might call soul. Forty minutes of sonic alchemy will leave the listener in a heightened state of awareness and being.

Creators of the I KLATUS sonic revel in the modalities of fire and change on this EQUIONX of 2014. These are sounds of the great reverberations of shifting energies in the universe.
If you are a star seed or have an extraterrestrial connection or are drawn to this music, then you can use it as a tool to connect to star family ancestors or other off world entities who have stories and information for you.  . Fans of Tangerine Dream and Tribes of Neurot and Merzbow might see the obvious influence on the band as they depart from any vocals or traditional guitars to make all the sounds on the album. A variety of vintage soft synths and found objects were run through effects and digital processes to make what is essentially a binaural tone meditative tool.

I KLATUS “VORTEX I” full album download CLICK HERE

This is a follow up to the studio album KETHER being some of the left over synth samples and soft moeg sounds implemented for that record.
More about the making of  “KETHER” http://www.tomdenney.com/blog/i-klatus-releases-double-vinyl/

VORTEX I

NORTHLESS: Cold Migration

I found this jam from 2012 with Tony Koehl, Tom Denny, Andrew Soria and myself (playing didge). These guys are some of the most prolifically talented people I know!

2012 Spontaneous Didge Jam

あなた you will always be

Creator of the sound of ALUKAB webseries https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7IS5jc0OIPO_Cxrygk1ezMcdwyQTnUhj

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ALUKAB by CYPHLON