from the upcoming Conjuror album "Black Velvet, Dead Flowers".

"Certain sounds echo certain rhythms of the body. Yet I don’t know whether it’s stimulating or not. I think that all the music I did - inspired by Buddhism and mostly by Tibetan Buddhism - is secular. The sacred music is that of the Pujas - with wonderful voices - and ragdoungs, which I sometimes used thanks to recordings. But the very essence of this music is to make sacred offerings. This sacred music can contribute to the awakening of consciousness. All the sounds in it can contribute to free the mind from any ordinary preoccupation, to help it acquire more lucidity and clarity. I don’t pretend that my music can lead to that ; it is far more down-to-earth. I have interesting reactions in relation to that. They actually correspond to what I feel. For instance, if I’m in a bad mood, I can’t stand the music I’m doing. On the contrary, if you’re relaxed, in an opened and state of mind, it’s wonderful. I believe that these sounds can be like a mirror that reflects our state of mind. " -Eliane Radigue

Trance-Chiante

from the upcoming album "Black Velvet, Dead Flowers"

Black Velvet, Dead Flowers

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mixed from the Conjuror Cassettes 2011-2012
by the Conjuror, 2013

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