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Mezmerizing Santoor & Tabla - Shivkumar Sharma and Zakir Hussain

Recorded last week with a microphone I borrowed from a friend. I thought I was just doing a mini sound check but I find it sounds too good not to be shared!!

Sitar Music (Upbeat with Tabla) Unaltered, pure sound  by Christian Tatonetti

The number 432 is considered sacred in a majority of the major temples across the planet. The Great Pyramid in Egypt, at its sea level foundation, is 432 Earth Units .The major Toltec complex of Teotihuacan in Mexico, with the great Pyramid of the Sun has overall base of 864 STU (Standard Teotihuacan Units) which is 2 times 432.The Toltecs measured STU unit for this site, as their "myths" state it was taught them by the Shaman Gods from the galactic stars. Each side of this Sun Pyramid is 216 STU, the exact half of 432, and 3 times 72.. The heart puts the least effort in pumping blood, when it it operates at  a rhythm of 72 bpm, It beats literally with the hologram of the planet and the universe -- 72 bpm is the foundation beat of compassionate love, oneness .  Music tuned to 432 Hz harmonizes with the speed of light. The strong 432Hz resonance brings an unbalanced body into resonance with true light. Energy healing modalities such as Reiki use the same principle.


Kundalini Frequency 432 Hz Sufi Trance (Jenney Clark Remix)

Lucid Ocean

🎶 Mestizo Tribute to Gilbert Favre el gringo de Sagarnaga

MARIO & Collettivo Undersound

❤️ I’ve always loved Gilbert Favre.  Even if, for a long stretch of my life — the part where I chose to be heterosexual and walk beside Barbara Erskine — I had to be jealous of a ghost.Barbara was Gilbert’s wife. This year, the grandchildren are arriving: the twins and little Jona.I met them when they were smaller than my own granddaughters. Life moves in spirals, and somehow we all keep meeting again inside the same melody.

🎼 Who Gilbert Favre Really Was

🎵 Gilbert Favre (1936–1998) was a Swiss clarinetist trained at the Conservatory of Geneva.But his life changed when he traveled to South America as assistant to ethnographer Jean Christian Spahni.There, in the Bolivian altiplano, he discovered the quena, the Andean flute that would become his voice.

🏛️ In La Paz, he founded La Peña Naira, a cultural cabaret near Plaza San Francisco.It became a sanctuary for diplomats, artists, poets, and musicians searching for a new Bolivian identity.

🎶 Favre co‑founded Los Jairas, one of the most influential groups in the history of Andean music.Their fusion of traditional rhythms with modern arrangements helped launch the neo‑folklore movement, inspiring countless musicians across Bolivia, Chile, Peru, France, and Switzerland.

🌄 He collaborated with legendary artists of the Andean renaissance, shaping a sound that still echoes today in festivals, conservatories, and street corners from La Paz to Paris.

💔 Violeta Parra and the Desert

Gilbert’s life intertwined with that of Violeta Parra, one of Latin America’s greatest artists.Their love was passionate, volcanic, and ultimately tragic.After their final rupture, Violeta wrote “Gracias a la Vida”, one of the most iconic songs in world music.

🌵 The story goes that she left him stranded in the Bolivian desert —no water, no cigarettes, only the wind and the quena.

🌬️ Why Our Lives Mirror Each Other

In some strange way, our paths resemble each other.The only difference is: Gilbert was confident. I was a mess.But music — and life — were our common denominator.

🌬️ We were both sons of Pan.Children of the wind.Nomads of sound.

🌍 Moisdon‑la‑Rivière: The Last Chapter

Today, in France — precisely in Moisdon‑la‑Rivière — Gilbert Favre is still celebrated.Not as a ghost, not as a myth, but as a rebellious musician, a philosopher of the cosmos, a seeker of ancient truths.

🪈 A flutist who carried the Andes in his breath.A mestizo of spirit long before the word became fashionable.

✨ Why This Album Exists

In this strange, attentive, and synchronistic year, we decided to dedicate an entire space to Gilbert.

In this album, we’ve woven together:

    🎸 fretless bass
    🪕 saturated sitar
    🎶 pan flutes
    🥁 zydeco‑inspired percussion
    🌗 modal mestizo harmonies
    🔥 acoustic trance textures

🌌 The Meaning of “Mestizo”

The title — Mestizo — comes from the Spanish word for “mixed blood.”Once used as an insult, here it becomes a badge of honor.

Because maybe the truth is:✨ Only the vagabonds of the stars can truly be mestizos.

nantes

"Silk & Synth" is an instrumental expedition mapping the geography of the soul. Hant Studio weaves together the organic warmth of traditional instruments—Handpans, Tablas, and Qanuns—with the cold, hypnotic precision of digital processing and deep sub-bass.

The Journey: The album is structured as a circadian loop, guiding the listener through four distinct states of consciousness:

☀️ The Flow (Day): Vibrant Indian fusion and organic house rhythms to awaken the mind.

im The Mirage (Twilight): Granular textures and warping realities as the sun sets.

🌑 The Void (Night): Dark Arabic ambient and ritualistic drones for deep introspection.

✨ The Return (Dawn): Epic orchestral fusion and crystal chimes signaling a new beginning.

Functional Use: Recorded at a heartbeat tempo (60-75 BPM), this album is an ideal companion for Deep Work, Yoga Flow, Meditation, or introspective travel.

Credits: Produced by Hant Studio. Genre: #EthnoChill #WorldBass #OrganicHouse #Psychill #Downtempo

Morning Algorithm

our version for ANUSHKA SHANKAR song lasya.
sound editing -Yonatan friedman

tribute to Anoushka shankar

Anushka Shankar Sittar

rZ & Suhaib Feat. Abida Parveen - Talaash [Bulleh Noon Sajawan] (Original Mix)
Rashdi Records 2012
TBA

rZ & Suhaib Feat. Abida Parveen - Talaash (Original Mix)

rZ & Suhaib Feat. Muhammad Faqeer Muhano - Surando (Original Mix)
Rashdi Records 2012
TBA

rZ & Suhaib Feat. Muhammad Faqeer Muhano - Surando (Original Mix)

rZ & Suhaib Featuring Amir Bux Roonjho - Chang (Original Mix)
Rashdi Records 2012


rZ & Suhaib Feat. Amir Bux Roonjho - Chang (Original Mix)

Thunder Of The Swords- Loneliness.

Niladri Kumar's sitar sings a Bhairavi by the Gateway of India. Beautiful meend.

Niladri Kumar and his singing sitar

Todd Eckart & Jimi Cooper from their upcoming LIVE at Spurs CD.

Heart Full of Soul

Well this is my Own composition.
Was practising phrases in semi classical way .
so got all together and ended up with dis melody ..

have done loads of mistakes .  Recording Quality is also low .

Sequenced it with a Tabla loop . :)

Hpe so u all like it .. :)




Thunder Of The Swords- Loneliness.

DavidStithON

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