Om Tare Tu Tare - by Irina Mikhailova & Todd Christensen

From the How Weird Street Faire CD Vol. 1 which was produced in 2003 from songs provided by artists who had played at the Faire. The album is a diverse collection of electronic music, with the intention of inspiring peace.

For more music by Irina Mikhailova visit http://www.irinasheba.com

The How Weird Street Faire and the album are projects of the World Peace Through Technology Organization.

http://www.peacetour.org


Om Tare Tu Tare by Irina Mikhailova

Give Peace A Trance by Quasar

From the How Weird Street Faire CD Vol. 1 which was produced in 2003 from songs provided by artists who had played at the Faire. The album is a diverse collection of electronic music, with the intention of inspiring peace.

For more music by Quasar visit http://www.quasartrance.com

The How Weird Street Faire and the album are projects of the World Peace Through Technology Organization.

http://www.peacetour.org



Give Peace A Trance by Quasar

Mir by Penta

From the How Weird Street Faire CD Vol. 1 which was produced in 2003 from songs provided by artists who had played at the Faire. The album is a diverse collection of electronic music, with the intention of inspiring peace.

For more music by Penta visit http://www.pentafiles.com

The How Weird Street Faire and the album are projects of the World Peace Through Technology Organization.

http://www.peacetour.org




Mir by Penta

Ananda Enchanted by Bassnectar

From the How Weird Street Faire CD Vol. 1 which was produced in 2003 from songs provided by artists who had played at the Faire. The album is a diverse collection of electronic music, with the intention of inspiring peace.

For more music by Bassnectar visit http://www.bassnectar.net

The How Weird Street Faire and the album are projects of the World Peace Through Technology Organization.

http://www.peacetour.org





Ananda Enchanted by Bassnectar

Drum Roll

Springy

30 Sec. RADIO PSA - with beats
for the 12th annual How Weird Street Faire
Sunday May 1, 2011
http://www.HowWeird.org

Produced by Dov and Muti Music. Voice by Isaac Rodriguez.
Music by FreQ Nasty from the song "Dread At The Controls" (Muti Music)

FOR SCRIPT VISIT: http://www.HowWeird.org/audio

The How Weird Street Faire is a project of, and fundraiser for, the non-profit World Peace Through Technology Organization.

How Weird 2011 PSA - now with Beats!

Produced by Outersect, with vocals by Irina Mikhailova, and additional production by Neal Stewart.
Mastered by Kevin Metcalfe at Soundmasters, UK.
(5:03) - WAV file - 51.06 MB
For the How Weird Street Faire on May 9, 2010 in San Francisco.

Visit the website for more information:
http://www.HowWeird.org

For more music by Outersect visit http://www.outersect.net

For more music by Irina Mikhailova visit http://www.irinasheba.com

The How Weird Street Faire is a project of the World Peace Through Technology Organization.

http://www.peacetour.org



Jai Ho Shanti Remix

Produced by  Neal Stewart.
(5:19) - 192k MP3 file - 7.3 MB
For the How Weird Street Faire on May 9, 2010 in San Francisco.

Visit the website for more information:
http://www.HowWeird.org

Jai Ho Shanti Alternative Dance Remix

Featuring music by Atomic Reactor from the song "Body Movin (kLL sMTH Remix)" released by Muti Music.
Mastered by Dov. Voice by Isaac Rodriguez. 

For the 13th annual How Weird Street Faire on May 13, 2012.
http://www.HowWeird.org


HOW WEIRD 2012 30sec PSA Glitch

Music for the How Weird Street Faire by World Peace Through Technology.

Songs are more powerful than bombs.

The How Weird Street Faire uses electronic music to bring many different kinds of people together and create a common bond. We have found that dancing knows no boundaries or political affiliation, and music, more than any other form of communication, is able to transcend differences between people. It is through music and art that peace is always possible.

The 21st annual How Weird Street Faire will be May 2020 in downtown San Francisco, Earth. The faire will fill the heart of SoMa with tens of thousands of people in colorful costumes dancing in the streets. There will be 10 stages of world-class electronic music, as well as art, performances, peace activities, vendors from around the world with unique goods, food and drinks, live painting, non-profit organizations to educate and inspire, and all the weirdness that San Francisco is famous for. All ages are welcome, and costumes are highly encouraged. For more information visit https://HowWeird/org

The theme of the 2010 How Weird Street Faire was "Bollyweird: The Cosmic Dance". A special peace remix of the Bollywood song “Jai Ho” was created by local artists who have played at the faire. “Jai Ho” was chosen because it is one of the most popular and recognizable Bollywood songs in the world. The original song has appealed to people from diverse cultures and backgrounds, as well as it’s prominent role at the end of “Slumdog Millionaire.” Bollywood has become the largest film genre in the world, representing the globalization of communication technologies. The JAI HO SHANTI REMIX was played at the conclusion of the 2010 How Weird Street Faire on all ten stages simultaneously. Om shanti om.

In 2003, we released the How Weird Street Faire CD Vol. 1 with songs by artists who had played at the faire. There are ten timeless tracks by very talented musicians. The idea was to showcase songs that inspire peace. The album, like the faire, transcends boundaries by combining different genres. The album features songs from Irina Mikhailova, Adam Ohana & Eve, Shakatura, Quasar, Penta, Ocelot, Biodegradable, Kode IV, Waterjuice, and Bassnectar. Four of the tracks are available here to enjoy.

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