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Here is the 362nd chapter of the Deep Electronics serie. For a limited time the serie will be released every week till further notice. The serie brings you a diversity into the abyss of deep electronic music. This week Garpo is making his debut here on the channel with his vinyl only dubtechno set. For those lazy and relaxing moments. So enjoy!

Tracklist:
01 Deadbeat - Vonda7 - Together Dub (Last Night On Earth)
02 The MaerskProject - Spadder (Techum)
03.Grad_U - ADHD (OHM)
04.Mark & Matt Thibideau - Late Train (Joule Imprint)
05.Federsen - Vita (Vade Mecum)
06.Roger Gerressen - Bloodflow (Diurnal)
07.Vann Bonn - Borneo Dub (Van Bonn)
08.Ohm & Kvadrant - Knippelsbro (Kontakt)
09.Bluetrain aka Steve O Sullivan - Go With The Flow (Lempuyang)
10.Thor - Aliens Dont Boogie (Octal Industries Goes Deep remix) (Thule)
11.Urban Force - Lost Traxx (youANDme Remix) (Ornaments)
12.Ohm / El Choop - Ballistics (Ranges)
13.Fluxion - Tortile (Subwax BCN)
14.Rod Modell - Space Age Mythology (Echochord)
15.Upwellingz - Dub Arena (UPW)
16.Van Bonn & Upwellings -Bilateral Kite (Mike Schommer Remix) (Van Bonn)

Links:
https://soundcloud.com/garpo

https://www.facebook.com/garpo79/

Artwork created by Jeroen

Deep Electronics # 362 - Garpo

Lab's Cloud - Pascua En Cadalso (feat. Keemiyo)

 new ep, available for free/pay what you can on bandcamp: beatfarmer.bandcamp.com/album/cosmic-playground
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bookings : beatfarmer@live.com

beatfarmer - Sea Of Sound

Party Animals

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

Didgeridoo Version Of Desert Dwellers - Union (Whitebear's Psyborglitch Edit)

From TARUNA World Fusion 3 ( released 2006 )

A journey from Tibet to India and Indonesia

Tibetan Monk chants.. Horns.. Cymbals , Javanese Gamelan.. Gongs , Indian Flute.. Sitar.. Sarenghi.. Shenai..Dulcimer..Tabla..Male and Female vocals , Chinese Zeng Harp.. Cymbals , Acustic Bass , Drums , Percussion , and many Synths...



Shamballa

The Preventer - Rip Submarine (TP01)

Makyo : Devadasi (Mantra Mix)

Stream or Buy : https://album.link/gb/i/386322007  (Apple Music / Spotify / Google / Deezer / Amazon Music / TIDAL  /  iTunes / Google Play / Amazon)
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

Seeker

Sufi's life-Blesings to all

https://www.facebook.com/Ocosound

"Since 2004, OCO has been exploring sound and its effects on physical and subtle level. Creating through improvisations and spontaneous expression, positive sound waves with powerful instruments that have a voice of their own, guiding our listeners on a musical voyage, evoking ancient sounds from the depths of humanity. Our music is played continuously, with collective intentions being the base of our improvisations, always dedicated to peace".

Instruments: Voice, Overtone Singing, Sitar, Didjeridoos, Tempura, Shruti Box, Tibetan Singing Bowls, Bells, Flutes, Kalimbas, Monocord, Jews Harp, Gongs, Water Drums, Dununs, Udu Drum, Frame Drums, Darbuka and Small Percussions.

Oco - Harmonic Sound Travel - 03 - Sérgio Walgood Remix

Beautiful, mysterious, exotic, entrancing sounds. Since 1998. Ambient dub, Asian underground, more…
if you like what you hear, give us a share! 

Based in Tokyo, Dakini has been releasing crosscultural ambient dub since 1998. For more of our catalog, please check out the Bandcamp link!
Artists include Makyo, Ishq, Adham Shaikh, Jairamji, Toires, Lumin, Drumspyder, Jaia, Padmasana,, Puff Dragon, Karsh Kale, Greg Hunter, Badawi and Gus Till. Active artists on the label include Makyo, Jinniyah, 23degrees and Atmosphere Factory.

Makyo:
Makyo is a Tokyo-based producer & dj who has been creating exotic Eastern electronica since 1994, with releases on Silent Records, World Domination, Dakini Records, legendary London label Planet Dog, Six Degrees, Interchill, and many more. As a remixer, Makyo has worked with Cheb-i-Sabbah, Natacha Atlas, Transglobal Underground, Adham Shaikh, Solace, Omar Faruk Tekbilek, Kaya Project, and Shahin Badar, while Bill Laswell and System 7 have remixed Makyo tracks. Makyo's music has also featured on mix cds by Alex Patterson (The Orb), Youth, and Mixmaster Morris. As an early pioneer of the asian-electronic sound, Makyo has developed his sound contemporaneously with producers like Banco de Gaia, Loop Guru, Talvin Singh, and Karsh Kale.

Makyo : Devadasi (Mantra Mix)

Dakini Records

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