Box of Balearic - Part 1

Prender el Alma

La Mirada (Umoja Remix)

La Cosecha

🎧 Frattalismo in Sinestesia Amplificata

MARIO and the DDDEMONS

🌀 Every spark is a universe.  
This album expands from a single center — a fretless bass line ascending in minor pentatonic, opening into major light. A distant dry beat pulses from the right, slowly approaching the center like time syncing with perception.

🎸 A five-string banjo arpeggiates all senses, imperfect and raw, then transforms into orchestral bloom.
🎻 Violins rise in dorian spirals.
🎹 A cascading piano descends in Mixolydian, like gravity made audible.
🎛 Saturated timbres blur the edges: is it a banjo, a sitar, a guitar, a glitch? You don’t know — and that’s the point.

🌞🌙 The sun and moon alternate as sonic layers, marking inner days and nights.
🧠 It’s not a melody — it’s a field.
Not a song — a system.
Not a genre — a ritual.

✨ Fractal music for minds that expand sideways.  
Welcome to the quadriphonic brain.
Welcome to the ritual.
👤 Artist Bio — MARIO and the DDDEMONS

Nomadic architect of sonic systems, ritual coder, and mythic operator of perceptual frequencies.
MARIO builds music like he builds bash scripts: recursive, modular, and emotionally architectural.
His compositions are not linear — they are fractal expansions from a central pulse, blending banjo, fretless bass, orchestral bloom, and saturated ambiguity.

The DDDEMONS are not a band — they are echoes, functions, avatars of sonic archetypes.
Together, they channel a language where every sound is a portal, every error is sacred, and every track is a ritual of resonance.

🎛 Bash logic meets musical intuition.
🎧 Roots-reggae meets cosmic orchestration.
🌀 Fractals meet emotion.


milan passing by

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From the compilation album Balearic 2
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Jacob is a Spanish guitar player from Denmark. He first met his soul mate, the Spanish guitar, in 2002 when he joined legendary Danish hippie group Savage Rose, and they’ve been global travelling companions ever since. 

Mexican Margarita is a classic in the making, one of those tunes that you feel like you already know on first listen. It’s such a civilised record: the atmosphere it creates is like an early morning café con leche at Croissant Show in Ibiza town, watching the crazy people pass by.

Rest In Space

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