Chances R Good - You Are God

Song written by MAMA CROW and BAND OF MYSTICS (Travis Porter De Leon, Kevin Njikm, Jared May) (c) 2010

This track was written and recorded in 2010 in San Francisco, CA. Featuring Travis Porter De Leon on drumkit, Kevin Njikm on keys and guitar, Jared May on bass and Mama Crow on lyrics, main vox and harmonies. These musicians played LIVE for about 2 years in and amongst the Bay Area from 2009-2011. Before traveling to Hawaii, Mama Crow got in the studio with the band @ SERA PHI STUDIOS in the Mission to document this musical era.  

The content of this song is a true story of how to overcome hardships from the past and to consciously choose light in every moment. This song acknowledges the shared human truth of adversity yet focuses on overcoming all challenges regardless how dark the shadow to live an awakened life of empowerment. This is an anthem for everyone who embraces transformation on a day to day basis. 

"Don't fret you are the teacher and the student. If you can be it- no need to prove it." 

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This is the master poet, Chances R Good, doin' his thing, sending love to water, the vital essence of life on Earth. This is from his epic, golden album, Earth Tones, which can be found @ www.chancesrgood.bandcamp.com  Aho Mitakuye Oyasin

Chances R Good ~Yanawana~ (a prayer for rain)

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All Related - first release from the upcoming debut album of Nessi Gomes. 

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Acoustic Guitar, Lead Vocal : Nessi Gomes
Choir, Back Up Vocals : Jonas Winter, Danit Treubig.
Double Bass: Misha Mullov-Abbado.
Acoustic Guitar: Jonas Winter.
Cello: Matthew Barley.
Waira: Nick Barbachano.
Accordion, Mellotron, Drums: Duncan Bridgeman.

Lyrics & music: Nessi Gomes.
Produced, Engineered, Arranged : Duncan Bridgeman.
Post production and sound processing : Nigel Butler.
Mixed: Joe Dworniak, Nigel Butler, Duncan Bridgeman.
Mastered: Joe Dworniak.

All Related (Album version)

Produced by : Ryan Herr Music 

Recorded/Engineered by: Tyson Leonard 

Co-Produced by: Jesse Hendricks 

Musicians/Instruments: 

Tyson Leonard: Violin, Octave Mandolin 

Jesse Hendricks: Banjo, Saxophone, Flutes, Didg, Steel Drums, Percussion 

Ryan Herr: Guitar, Mandolin, Bass, Kalimba, Percussion 

Dayv Cabrito: Upgright Bass 

Krikor Andonian: Accordian, Toy Piano, Melodica, Duduk 

Adam Kapuscinski: Percussion 

Recorded at Tree Top Studios in Santa Cruz, CA 

<a href="https://theartistunion.com/tracks/5e08e1" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Download for free on The Artist Union</a>

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My debut album 'Diamonds & Demons' is finally available via iTunes right in here: apple.co/2aDMi25
Or through my shop: https://www.musicglue.com/nessi-gomes/

These Walls:
Lyrics, Music, Acoustic Guitar, Lead Vocal : Nessi Gomes
Piano & Keyboards, Drums : Nigel Butler
Bass : Duncan Bridgeman
Produced, Engineered, Arranged: Duncan Bridgeman 
Post production and sound processing: Nigel Butler 
Mixed: Joe Dworniak, Nigel Butler, Duncan Bridgeman 
Mastered: Joe Dworniak

These Walls (Album version)

arrangement by Juliette Jones & Rachel Eckroth

Awakening

This is remix is an ode to all those hurt by the prison industrial system of the United States, and is dedicated towards transforming the "eye for an eye" retributive justice model towards a restorative justice model - one that strengthens, rather than fractures, communities. 

This remix is based off of two recordings: Rising Appalachia's "Spirit's Cradle" and a reading by the great, late poet Etheridge Knight. "Apology for Apostasy" was one of many poems that Knight wrote while incarcerated, which were originally published in the collection "Poems from Prison." His poems bear witness to the resiliency of the creative spirit. Leah Song, of Rising Appalachia, has been a long time advocate of criminal justice reform and is involved in projects that bring yoga, song and mindfulness into prisons. 

Resources:
"The 13th" - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X1yJsaFwqDM
The Prison Yoga Project - prisonyoga.org
Etheridge Knight - https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poets/etheridge-knight

Spirit's Cradle

Released November 2008
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