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B-Tribe - Zapateado

Composer - BULAT Gafarov ©  http://BulatGafarov.com
Album "HARMONY" | Music for ballet "Alem" | https://bulatgafarov.com/Ballet_Alem.html 

Musical instruments: violins, morin-huur, shaman drums, percussions, flutes & voices (spiritual & overtone singing) - Bulat Gafarov

🎥 Video:  https://youtu.be/AcY4pRvI_aA

Harmony

KEY ✔

A cue from the film Belief: The Possession of Janet Moses 

© Rhian Sheehan 2016

Blessing

Morning Dew is a track from Dubdiver's album Mind Travels. It features the awesome voice and santoor-playing of Bahramji. We recorded this track in Bahramjis peaceful house on Ibiza. 
You can hear the birds and frogs in the garden- i recorded them at the koi-pond.

Vocals & Santoor - Bahramji
Vocals - Anja Oehming
Music & Production - Stefan Korn
p&c Blue Flame Records / Global Flame Publishing

As you might have noticed: the ambient-liquid-meditations-mix of this track is called Drop of Dew and has been released on Dubdiver's album Liquid Meditations. 
You can see a little clip of the session by following the links below. The pics were taken during recording and at Namaste-party in Las Dalias, where we relaxed lateron.

http://vimeo.com/57368892dubdiver/drop-of-dew

http://youtu.be/UiPStXeI7Bs


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Morning Dew (feat. Bahramji)

Epic Arabic Spanish Guitar  NOMAD - Al Marconi

“Arise! Awake! and stop not until the goal is reached.” :)
-Swami Vivekananda

Composers: Martin Hataš

Dead Army

Sahalé - Djinn

Okna Tsahan Zam - Edjin Duun

Era - Gregorian - Mystera

Hang Massive - Once Again - 2011 ( hang drum duo ) ( HD )

out now :
https://stefantorto.bandcamp.com/album/the-oracle

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Stefan Torto - The Oracle  (Full EP)

Deep Jungle

Հող - Արտ Անել | Hogh - Art Anel

Reinhardt Buhr - Prayer - Live Loop Station
INSTRUMENTS:
Didgeridoo, Flamenco Guitar, Electric Cello, Shofar, Cajon, Slide Didgeridoo, Novation Circuit, Rc-505 Loop Station, Strymon Timeline Delay Pedal, Darbuka, Triangle

Reinhardt Buhr - Prayer - Live

"Watching the moon" is a track of a dreamer. When you just alone, outside of your house watching the moon. It's calling you. It's making you fulfill your chest with the night air and move your hips in the beat of the song. 
I want to inspire you with this track, giving you a moment of belonging to space and eternity of the moon. 
Enjoy it and be inspired. 
With love, 
Bliz Nochi 
Music composed, recorded, mixed and mastered by Bliz Nochi 
 in Hamburg, Germany 
Original Release was made with Zolotaya Orda Record Label. 
This album including many Remixes from different artists 
Please check the original release link below 
open.spotify.com/album/29DrURkZqlH7pPdaQVN6UA 

The original cover art of this release on Soundcloud and Bandcamp is from 
Marisa Lia 
marisalia.com
bliznochi.com 
open.spotify.com/artist/519nMF9DAHOrB40ESIUVnd 
soundcloud.com/bliznochi 
www.youtube.com/channel/UCAOhRwJe1v2MnOlHoyBb6IA/videos 
www.instagram.com/bliznochi/ 
www.facebook.com/bliznochiart/

Bliz Nochi - Watching The Moon

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Yeha-Noha is a chant sung by the #Navajo, who are one of the largest Native Nations in America.

Indigenous Peoples shared a deep intimacy with nature and the life around them, notably birds and animals. This song is sung in winter as part of the ancient and traditional Navajo Shoe game that is said to have been played between animals.
We hope you enjoy this rendition by Sounds of Isha played at one of the recent darshans with @Sadhguru.

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Yeha-Noha | Native American Chant - Indian Classical Fusion | Navajo

Eternal Ones Of The Dream (feat. Zoya)

Throat singing (Overtone) at its best with Okna Tsahan Zam. A musical experience i m very proud of.

"Shaman voices" stands out for its confidence in its traditional sources while bringing them into the contemporary world, as they say on the cover, it's a journey in the steppe, and an unforgettable one."
Simon Broughton (UK Songlines)
" Done in a vastly better way than any other fusion with overtone singing that I've heard" 
G.Burton (UK Roots Magazine)

Produced , Arranged and mixed by Claude Samard-Polikar

Okna Tsahan Zam =: Voice , Dombra
Claude Samard Polikar : Guitars , dombra, dobro, programming
Steve Shehan , Fab Drigues : Percussions
Laurent Vernerey : bass
Peter Herbert : Upright Bass
Jean Musy : stings arrangements
Epi, Oleg Mankuev : Morin Khuur
Oleg Mankuev : Khoutchir
Nadbid Mandjiev : Limba (flute)
Merguen Natsinov : Violin
Elza Sarangova : Djingenuur (Cymbalum)
Viktor Pitkeev, Bavaush : Dombra
Vlatcheslav Kenzeev : Dombra alto
Alexandre Badma Goriaev : Accordion
Rosa Boursakova : chanze
Snooze : Drums programming on "Davour"

Recorded at Studio 124 (Paris-France), Pigalle Sounds, Safar Studio, Bleep Studio (Paris), Elista (Kalmykia) and Ulan Bator (Mongolia)
Engineers : JM Knapp, Seb, Ch. Lieu, Y.Arnaud & C.S.P
Mastering at Dyam (Paris) by R. Jonin
Distributed by Buda Records/Universal

04 Akhner Duner..

17 Davour Chalzen (Radio Remix By Dominique Dalcan)...

Birch the tree with bark of white and black
Reminds us that the Sun will soon be back
Warmer days and shorter nights
Spring in air and birds in flight

With bark of black and of white
Reminds us of our secind sight
Shamans used the bark to see
Inner visions of such tranquility

Leaves that shimmer, dance and shake 
Growing wheat for bread to bake
Give thanks this day for the Spring
Imbolc is coming, th birds will sing...

   (с) Lesley Lightbody

Indeed the word Imbolc comes from the Old Irish "I mbolg" meaning in the belly. What I loved most about celebrating Imbolc or St.Brigid’s Day is the feeling of looking forward to the coming year, and ultimately to future. What I might make happen, rather than what might happen to me...

It's an organic music set of spring-infused melodies and voices. To mark the end of winter  on the first days of February (although the weather might be saying otherwise!)

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Darius Ciarkowski