LYNX - Vocals, lyrics, beat-boxing, guitar
Janover - hammered dulcimer
an-ten-nae - remix



"name your price"

"Shout It Out (REMIX)" by LYNX & Janover (an-ten-nae remix) from album "Between Worlds"

PRAANG:
Steve Kimock - guitar
Michael Travis - Keys, Bass, Guitar
Jason Hann - Drums, samples, percussion
Jamie Janover - hammered dulcimer, mini-kit, sampler, sitar

Live at Prindel Creek Farm in Tidewater, Oregon 
at Mountain Stomp Festival
August 21, 2011

PRAANG on facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/PRAANG.Travis.Hann.Kimock.Janover?fref=ts

"Wondeck" by PRAANG (Travis, Hann, Kimock, Janover) live in Oregon - 8/21/11

Tribal, Trip-hop, Electronic, Dubstep, Dance, Gypsy, Funk-House, Groove

Brief Bio:
Tribal Spectrum is composed of musician/producers Greg Powell (UToPiAN ViBES), Sam Canning-Kaplan (CK-Beats), and Mike Morahan (Freio Music).  This is the first ever album release, encompassing a large diversity of Tribal Spectrum favorites.  

Wonderful One

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Youtube: http://bit.ly/2aAeJka

Album release page: http://jumpsuitrecords.com/album/pushing-through-the-pavement/

All music is Name Your Price! Jumpsuit Records is a music curation project of The Polish Ambassador

http://jumpsuitrecords.com

Every time you listen to Jumpsuit Records music, we make a donation to our non-profit, http://ActionDays.us, an organization that inspires and activates music fans through permaculture education and action days all around the United States.

Pushing Through The Pavement

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The Polish Ambassador - Lost & Found ft. Mr. Lif & Ayla Nereo

Benjë- Morning Euphoria

Get The Carrier EP:  http://thecarrier.dirtwire.net

There, you can download "The Well" feat. Rising Appalachia and stream the entire release in full.  See it all played live at a show near you - http://dirtwire.net/event/

We were driving up highway 101 in central California this past Winter and noticed that the landscape was drier and browner than any Summer we'd lived through here. The lack of familiar Winter green shocked us, and we channeled that feeling into our music. "The Well" was born. We're excited to have the beautiful voices of Rising Appalachia singing in sweet harmony with us as we join the tradition of bringing song to a struggle in our community and raising awareness of the seriousness of this drought. 

We'd like to take this opportunity to help bring more thought to water conservation, not only when we're in a drought, but as a daily part of our lives. Water is a precious thing. We can all do our part to change our water-wasting ways and keep the wells from running dry. If you haven't thought about how to reduce your water use before,  learn more here: http://saveourh2o.org/

David Satori - Vocals, Banjo
Evan Fraser - Vocals, Jaw Harps, Slide Guitar, Percussion 
Leah Song - Vocals 
Chloe Smith - Vocals
David Brown - Bass

Produced by Dirtwire 2014

Lyrics by Dirtwire and Rich Canut:

woke up and the well was dry
27 vultures in the sky 
i don't know when and i don't know why 
this is the year that the well went dry

i ate dust and dirt too many days 
if i don't get a drink someone's gonna pay
the trees all died and withered away 
wild fires came and set them all ablaze

i don't know how much longer i got
time to hit the road and find another spot 
when the rain comes it all washes away 
we lift our heads and this is what we say
 
the ranch is run down to the bone 
and i can't get a god damn loan
i'll dig this hole till the day i die 
this is the year that the well went dry 

i don't know how much longer i got
time to hit the road and find another spot 
when the rain comes it all washes away 
we lift our heads and this is what we say

poison steals my last breath 
rattle snakes can eat my flesh 
it was a rough ride until the end 
but you know i'd do it again 

i don't know how much longer i got
time to hit the road and find another spot 
when the rain comes it all washes away 
we lift our heads and this is what we say


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The Well (feat. Rising Appalachia)

Jazzzz in ya bones!!! This song was written during my visit to New Orleans Jazz fest 2014.  One of my most inspiring trips/opportunities to share music thus far happened in May this year when "Soul Visions (Rising Appalachia + The Human Experience) were invited to play at the Sugar Mill with Thievery Corporation (live) and Galactic.  What an incredible opportunity to share the stage with such high level musicians.  Jazz fest BLEW MY MIND.  The city becomes completely inundated with music 24 hours a day.  New Orleans stole my heart.

I was staying at my friend Roc's house (Roc you are a LEGEND).  His house is incredibly inspiring (We recorded 2 of the songs from "Soul Visions" in a closet/bathroom at his home (and may I add that his Kitchen is one of the most magical creative zones EVER.  

One night I couldn't sleep.  I was so overwhelmed with inspiration from going to concerts 12 hours a day, that the music in my head would not turn off.  The only thing I could do was work on music.  That night, I wrote this song.  I also had the vision of recording some especially incredible musicians while I was in New Orleans, yet had unfortunately not found the write players yet.  The following morning, I played the new song for Roc and mentioned to him that I'd really love some guitar.  He said (in his lovely Kiwi accent), "I know this pretty rippin guitar player from this band Trombone Shorty" (if you don't know who they are, do yourself a favor and check them out).  The band happened to be in town playing Jazz Fest (they tour 200 shows a year lol).  Roc called Pete Murano (you are also a LEGEND)  and he was super into the idea of us having a session.  

The day I went over to meet him I was a bit nervous.  A lead guitarist from a huge band can often be "not so approachable", but Pete could not be any cooler, down to earth, and over all an absolutely chill guy (and beyond ripping guitar player).  I love working with you Pete and look forward to creating a lot more music (look for another song on this album coming out soon)

Fast forward a couple months, I email Eric Oberthaler  (eO) with some horn section ideas (Eric, you are also a LEGEND) and here we are with a new song (which makes me dance in pants, and sometimes without pants).

I hope you enjoy this song and get some JAZZZZ IN YA BONES!!!

Love,

-David

Check out "Trombone Shorty" - http://www.tromboneshorty.com
Check out "eO" - https://eomusic.bandcamp.com
Check out "Roc" at - http://www.tryptaminepalace.com

Jazzzz In Ya Bones (feat Pete Murano and eO) full album out on Jumpsuit Records Sept 30th

Overdub instrument at Home Recording - 4/23/2024
Performed on Yamaha DTXtreme III Drum Kit with a Yamaha M12 Percussion Drum Pad

Cool Breeze  -  Vocal n Drums.wav

featuring Lafa Taylor, Marv Ellis, Srikalogy, Seasunz, Kiyoshi, Everyman, & Truth I) prod. by DJ Drez

LUMIN8

I recorded this improvisation at Tap 25 in Livermore on Feb 26 2016. Enjoy! 

Tap 25 Livermore - Feb 26 2016

Here is my latest attempt at DIY self-expression via rhythmic poetics. Lyrics wirtten and recorded by yours truly. The Instrumental I used is called "The Journey" by Tom Misch. Many blessings!

Bless It

Dirtwire is a traveler’s collage of Earth-borne instruments and electronic sounds foraged from Electric Forest to the mountains of Tuva. From their home on the west coast of the United States to far-flung destinations all over the world, these troubadours are welcomed for speaking the most unifying language there is: music.

Every live set is a magician’s surprise show, an invitation to experience instruments that are usually heard only as samples in electronic music. It is a celebration of the art of the instrument, not just the sound you can record from it. Future revival, swamptronica, spaghetti-step, electro-twang — whatever you call Dirtwire’s music, what matters is that you can dance to it, as sure as a lizard dances in the desert.

Dirtwire, comprised of lifelong friends and musicians Evan Fraser, David Satori, and Mark Reveley, are touring now in support of their new record “Road Goes All Night”. The road goes further yet, friends. Come see where it leads at a show near you.

Visit http://dirtwire.net for more info. Email MRunner@paradigmagency.com to have us over to your neck of the woods.

Big love and thanks for the reposts, favs, and share love. 

David Satori & Evan Fraser & Mark Reveley

The Well (feat. Rising Appalachia)

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