Sensing Not Seeing

DOWNLOAD HERE: https://thedecoders.bandcamp.com/album/revisited-reworked-vol-2

Walk On By Feat. Noelle Scaggs (Jeremy Sole Reprise)

Electric Highway Part 2 bridges the gap between their debut Sound & Reason album and the forthcoming follow up. Part 2 of this thematic jam expands on an idea first captured in the debut, but opens out both in sound and scope. Stabbing guitars and wobbling synths support a heavy bass and drum beat that can just as easily sit alongside hip-hop cuts as contemporary jazz pieces like the work of Vels Trio. 

New London based quartet Qwalia, led by drummer Yusuf Ahmed, offer a plethora of influences whilst remaining resolutely itself. Assembled from musicians who play with David Byrne, Joy Crookes, Nubiyan Twist, Frank Ocean, Jordan Rakei, Sampha, Cat Stevens and more; Yusuf is joined by Tal Janes on guitars and vocals, Ben Reed on bass and keyboardist Joseph Costi. Qwalia’s debut album ‘Sound And Reason’ is set for release by Alberts Favourites on 24th March 2023.

Electric Highway Part 2

Qwalia - Electric Highway Part 2

Future For Our Children

Cheesy Beats (Instrumental Mix)

🎵 Track: Hari Om (Tribal Mix)
🎨 Album: Sanctum Internum
🌀 Artist: Resonancia Sagrada

Description:
A tribal invocation echoing through the heartbeat of the earth, Hari Om (Tribal Mix) fuses ancient mantra with ecstatic percussion and deep-rooted grooves. Anchored by a powerful rhythmic pulse, the composition weaves together primal frame drums, organic shakers, and earthy bass with subtle layers of bansuri and sacred whispers. The mantra Hari Om emerges like a call from the soul — not repeated, but offered once, with solemnity and fire.

This piece invites the listener into a trance of embodied remembrance — a dance that transcends mind and enters the space of sacred instinct. It is both grounding and liberating, an offering to the eternal silence behind all sound.

Hari Om (Tribal Mix)

Tease

Dear music fan, 

Contained herein is a document of super human endeavor. 

For nigh on a decade, LORD ECHO has toiled to bring forth his 'Melodies' - and I for one believe that congratulations are in order. There was a time when ECHO was but a lowly studio engineer, plying his thankless trade amid a dingy succession of struggling artistes. His was that seedy milieu - the nether region inhabited by musicians, electrical repair technicians and second hand dealers. From such inauspicious beginnings Echo has raised a glittering oeuvre - Bravo 

Yours Sincerely, 
THE PRESIDENT OF ECONOMY RECORDS 

Sensing Not Seeing

John Carroll Kirby