I came back quite sick from supporting a heart-boggling retreat about 24 hours before this set.
Already at the soundcheck, we discovered that something was faulty with the sound, so I had to play the set w/o the monitor.
After about 25 minutes into the set, something else went wrong with the sound that came out of the speakers.
I let it all crash and burn, and tried to make the most out of the situation. Notice the sloppy mixing in some of the places, I left it as it is, I didn't try to beautify anything. 
Hey, that's life, right?

There's Some Static in that Ecstatic // Ecstatic Dance Pardes Hanna @ Tena, Ein Shemer // 5.6.23

An international, Israel-based DJ, playing mainly Globaltronica (Electronic Tribal World Music), Ecstatic Dance, and Templesque music.
Has been doing so for the past 20+ years in festivals, "burns", private events (such as weddings and funerals), clubs, and other venues.
On a lifelong, constant search for the primordial sound.

trippy sounds, psychedelic, tropic bass, elekkkktro

There's Some Static in that Ecstatic // Ecstatic Dance Pardes Hanna @ Tena, Ein Shemer // 5.6.23

DJ Gal Rosenberg