I Am Thine

Mayray Govindaa

The dancing part of the meditation is a rich composition of drums and percussions from all over the world. it starts slow and spacious and slightly increases tempo and rhythm to end in an ecstatic finale. 
Voices and nature sounds help creating a haunting atmosphere to dive deep and dance wild and loose...
If you like our music, you can buy and listen to more at www.rishiharshil.bandcamp.com

02 Rishi & Harshil - Shaman's Dance - Sample

Jungle Lights - DJ Drez

Between Us” is a nostalgic pop-ballad that explores the fragile space left after love fades. Soft piano chords and gentle guitar accompany heartfelt vocals, capturing lingering memories and quiet moments of longing. The song reflects on love, loss, and the emptiness that remains, creating a reflective and emotional listening experien

Between Us

available on Bandcamp from my very first album « Water » : https://maywa-yaku.bandcamp.com/album/water?t=1 𓆃

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lyrics

Pure so pure like the water
Pure being from the river
Swim with her heart beat
Sing with your heart beat
Sound from the earth
Song of the birds

Living symphony
From the humanity
Water melody
Flow to me
Every cell sing the symphony
From the humanity
From the sea

Pure so pure like the mountain
Pure spring in your vein
Feel her heart beat
Sing with your heart beat
Whispering from the wind
Raining of blessings

Living symphony…

With love 

Maywa

Living Symphony

A live, studio version of the spiritually inspired "Om Namah" with Shylah Ray and her band. Written by Shylah Ray Sunshine, performed by Rory Stalwick, Gavin Thompson and Robert Rachelli. Namaste.

Om Namah Shivayah (Live)

Asato Ma

Embracing Imperfection

Maya Fiennes - Adi Shakti

Essência

Blue

This recording was made in the Vigeland Mausoleum in Oslo, a place known for its incredible acoustics. Here I'm playing the Kamancheh, one of the predecessors of the violin, an ancient bowed string instrument from Persia. I feel that the discovery of that instrument brought me a bit closer to some of the more subtle frequencies I’m reaching for in music. 

While I was playing there was a strong rain shower coming down on the roof of the Mausoleum, and at first I thought that would make the recording useless, but it turned out that the soft rushing of the rain in the background actually added a beautiful high frequency continuo to the music.

Mayray Govindaa

Jai-Jagdeesh