Listen on Spotify: http://tinyurl.com/spiritep

iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/tropical-specimens-western-kind-equanimous-remix-feat/1455653207?i=1455653443

Nate Stein (Equanimous) - Producer / Songwriter / Vocals 
Kat Factor - Lyricist / Songwriter / Vocals 
Oliver Newell - Co-Producer / Engineer / Mixing 
Lovelle Femme - Vocals 
Nadine Casanova (Kalibri) - Vocals 

Kiyoshi Shelton - Vocals (Tropical Specimens of the Western Kind)
The Polish Ambassador - Producer (Tropical Specimens of the Western Kind)

Mastering - Dave Kutch, Nate Stein 
Album Art - Olivia North (model) and Louisa Firethorne (art)

Spirit

Tropical Specimens Of The Western Kind (Equanimous Remix)

Bringing consciousness to the party and the party to consciousness.

Booking: spencer@partisanarts.com

With over +100 million streams, Equanimous has pushed the boundaries of music through heart-expanding vibrations unconfined to any particular genre or style. His entrancing and beautiful melodies combined with various rhythms and impactful bass, have left an everlasting effect on his listeners, often invoking heart-expansive experiences leaving fans in tears of joy and euphoric bliss. 

Known for his versatility and range, Equanimous has performed at some of the most acclaimed North American festivals such as Electric Forest, Lightning in a Bottle, Lucidity, Envision, Texas Eclipse,  Northern Nights, and Gem and Jam. You may have also caught him supporting established acts like LSDREAM, Beats Antique, Desert Dwellers, and Moontricks.

With separate side projects that include Bliss Looper and High Vibe Records, Equanimous has become ubiquitous with the ever-growing community of consciously minded listeners seeking to break out of the ordinary. 

In a world often divided, Equanimous unites and elevates, proving that sound can transcend boundaries and connect hearts. With each performance he redefines the boundaries of genre and consciousness, ensuring that every beat is both a celebration and a journey. His music is more than just a soundtrack, it’s a movement.