Name: The windswept horses of the Kyrgyz steppe by goomie
Duration: 3 min 58 s
Description: long time no see!!!! Let’s have fun!!!!!

Special thanks to Adrianbluh (https://soundcloud.com/adrianbluh) for giving me the opportunity to work on this wonderful project!

Single (C)2024
Music - Adrian Bluh and Sreyashi Mukherjee
Vocals - Sumi (Sreyashi Mukherjee)
Mixing - Adrian Bluh

Ambient Signs (Om Sarve Bhavantu Sukhinah) - with Adrianbluh

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"Any Second Now" is originally a Depeche Mode song that was released as the B-side of "Just Can't Get Enough."  We covered it sometime in the second half of the '90s with the band Sekret Oktober.

In 2024, Daniel decided to dig through ancient artifacts (a.k.a. floppy discs) and found a disc reader to resurrect the old MIDI file. Stefan revived the MIDI files and gave them new life with updated instruments. We then collaborated with the amazing @minimalnomad to create the vocal version, and here it is: a mix of very smooth vocals and icy analog electronic sounds.

We hope you like our version. Leave a comment if you wish.

Any Second Now (Voices) - a Depeche Mode cover by Sekret oktober featuring minimalnomad

Pearler

We have condensed the oldest and longest (at 13,000+ words) poetic drama ever composed, entitled the Epic of Gilgamesh. 

The Epic is about the first and original hero ...of those “with a thousand faces”, the term coined by the mythologist Joseph Campbell, to indicate that there were more mythological heroes who underwent similarly challenging rite-of-passage quests after Gilgamesh. There were heroes like Hercules, Jason, Theseus and Odysseus, Buddha, Pinocchio in fact, and even Bob Dylan sung of his own hero's journey in his song Isis on the album Desire. King Arthur and Merlin also undertook a heroic quest in the Celtic myths, a sea voyage around the pole stars. 

But Gilgamesh is the prototype, and his epic journey requires him to “tread the rim of the wheel”. In my book, Stories in the Stars, I re-interpret the translations of the cuneiform on the Babylonian tablets to show that this "wheel's rim" symbolises the ring of the zodiac constellations in the stars, and so that’s also reflected in our track.
 
I’m very grateful to @APi_ZZ for providing such a captivating and inspiring soundscape to accompany Gilgamesh's stellar journey. 

Copyright © Words, vocals and cover art: Annie Dieu-Le-Veut, August 2024

Copyright © Music and cover title, APi_ZZ (Andreas Pirner) August 2024
All rights reserved.

Hero With a Thousand Faces

I produced this on a cruise en route to Cozumel. I think we should always find inspiration in new places and surroundings. This is an upbeat yet chill track I hope you enjoy!

The windswept horses of the Kyrgyz steppe

goomie

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