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Koloto - Fox Tales

Cosmic Dance

Cosmic Dance (Catching Flies Rework)

For A Minute Or Two

Imogen Heap - Just For Now (House X JerseyClub Remix)

"You Can't Rush Your Healing" from Trevor Hall's forthcoming new album KALA. Out Aug. 21 on Vanguard Records. Preorder KALA now at iTunes and get this song + more, instantly. 

Trevor Hall "You Can't Rush Your Healing"

Celebrating the life of Binah Zing, this E.P. was written in the wake of the passing of a brilliant soul, who's life and purpose wove spells of deep magic into the core of my being... 

'Binah's Dream' was created and recorded in the first hours after I learned of my sweet sister/collaborator/muse/ancient friends' death. 'Life As Art', was then written just a few weeks after and produced with Entheo at OneDoorLand, Binah's artist sanctuary. The Remix for 'Unstoppable Joy' was made in her honor, again by very dear friends Entheo (Theo and Amma Grace), who share my love of the exquisite genius elf that is our beloved Binah. 

Words fall short to describe her impact and legacy on my life and on the lives of thousands of others. I offer this music as a gift to our community, to all the ones who loved her deep. May these songs honor her memory and be a reminder of the preciousness of love, the sacredness of soul kin, the power of creativity, and the blessing of living our life as art.
credits
released September 30, 2016 

Marya Stark- Composer, Writer, Producer, Performer 
Entheo- Producer and Vox on Life as Art, Remix of Unstoppable Joy 
Barry Phillips- Cello on 'Binah's Dream'

Marya Stark ~ Life As Art (ft. Entheo)

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Electronic Flow

Awake

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Soul Vibrations

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09. Sol Rising - Morning Dew

01 Siesta Del Sol (Laid Back Summer Cut)

Sol Rising & Koala Karlous - Luna

Tides

Sol Rising & Koala Karlous - Surfin'

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Sol Rising crafts alchemical musical journeys one ecstatic beat at a time. His original soundscapes evoke feelings of bliss throughout an eclectic mix of hip-hop, funk, soul, reggae, and electronic dance beats.

Born in Vancouver BC, Brandon began meditating at age four with a walking mantra technique. His mother took him to visit numerous spiritual teachers, who inspired him on the spiritual path he walks today. As a teenager, he became a hip hop fanatic.
His rooted interest in hip hop led him to learning the art of scratching — using turntables as musical instruments. Sol Rising soon became one of America’s top scratch DJs, winning second place at the DMC, the world’s most prestigious DJ competition.

After graduating in the top 5% of his accounting class at University of Iowa, he realized accounting was not his path. A journey to India illuminated his true calling — to light up people’s awareness of their true nature through music. This lead him to study audio engineering and production at Pyramind Studios in San Francisco and produce his first album, "I AM Soul."

Now a successful Producer/DJ, Sol Rising plays major events across the West Coast, including Burning Man, Symbiosis and Lightning in a Bottle. He has opened for major acts such as Beats Antique, and produced official remixes for artists including Jai Uttal, Mochipet, David Starfire, Delhi 2 Dublin, Kirtaniyas, and more. With a fervent following in the Ecstatic Dance scene, he has headlined Ecstatic Dance Retreat Hawaii, and is a fixture at Ecstatic Dances across the country. Sol Rising has been featured in major media outlets including the Washington Post, and his music has been enjoyed by over one million viewers in a viral YouTube video.