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Japji sahib

This Dj set from Temple Step brings the vibration of the dark moon to the Ecstatic Dance Floor. A deep an emotional journey that also peaks to a large tribal ecstatic moment and then back down to sound healing with facilitation, percussion and vocals by Madhu Honey.

Ecstatic Dance Melbourne - Temple Step DJ Set Feat Madhu Honey (24-6_22)

May the love bring peace

May The Love bring Peace - Einat Gilboa

Comprehensive music production is based on solfeggio frequencies and the vibration of 528 Hz, which is known for its DNA activation properties. This music is programmed and created by a few friends with the intention of love and healing. By simply listening and surrendering to these sounds, the cells of the body receive the same programming and intention for which this music has been created. Love. Peace. Purity. Gentleness. Healing. Unity. It is a vibration that helps to align the body, mind, and soul into their original function and heal their structure. Uplifting sounds to tune into a harmonious state of being and altered states of consciousness.

Purpose

Dylan Glanz brings a new dimension to Rokia Traoré's "Laidu". Introducing deep engaging rhythms and a mix of synth sequences.

Bandcamp link: https://dylanglanz.bandcamp.com/track/laidu-edit

Soundcloud link: https://soundcloud.com/dylan-glanz/laidu2024-release
Spotify page: https://open.spotify.com/artist/6t3C4wsYgDgFr3nZr8il4T

PREMIERE: Dylan Glanz - Laidu

Call and Response

Call and Response Ep.76 Judaism, Christ and Namdev

Лес Чародей

Лес Чародей (feat. Kohab)

אלבום: אש תמיד
מילים: לחן ושירה: מיכל ולנסי
תוף מים ושירה: אודי אלנברג
צילום: עדי זיו אב


Álbum: EshTamid (Fuego Eterno)
Las letras y melodía, voz: Michal Valensi
Tambor de Agua, voz: Udi Elenberg
Fotografía: Adi ZivAv

www.esh-tamid.co.il/

Esh-Tamid

Toda (Gracias) - תודה

Chatma

Tisnant an Chatma

Crystal Bowls Chakra Chants

Navel Chakra – Citrine Fire

Two Thousand And Seventeen

An artist who has been an integral part of the rich and colourful tapestry of underground dance music culture for over three decades, James Monro continues to find himself at the cutting edge of a scene he helped establish. Now, as Monro celebrates his long involvement in dance music, he draws together a collection of tracks for Proton Music, "In the Ether".

Born in the UK but firmly settled in South America, Brazilian based James Monro has always been at the vanguard of underground dance movement. A classically trained musician from an early age and inspired by icons of the electric music scene, Moroder, Eno and Jarre, Monro's love of disco, psychedelia and hip hop saw him translate his passion into energy-fuelled performances behind the decks across his home country and onto the beaches of Goa in the early 1990s.

As co-owner of the Flying Rhino imprint in 1995, Monro added another string to an already impressive bow, before joining forces with long-term friend, co-producer and label partner Grant Collins, to create the 4DigitalAudio label. Striking out as a producer under a variety of production alter-egos, the Midnight Ramblers outfit (alongside Flying Rhino co-owner, George Baker) saw an appearance on John Digweed's iconic "Structures Two" album, with the heavily supported "Scarab", charted by no lesser lights than Babicz, Cattaneo and Warren, while the "Ambientworkx7" track featured on the latter's "Renaissance: Masters Series" compilation. A plethora of high-profile releases have continued to find success on blue-chip imprints that include, Iboga, Bedrock and Flow Records as James Monro continues to stay hugely relevant in the current, fluid music market. A regular on the Particles and Proton Music imprints, 2013's "Fonik" and 2015's "Nectar" EPs, showcased James Monro's extraordinary original work as high-profile remixes from Kastis Torrau and Lonya continued the success. 

Now, James Monro returns to Proton with a truly astonishing body of work in the shape of the full-length album, "In the Ether". Developed and written in his Encantada hometown, the fulmination of a decade-long work is now represented by a striking twelve-track offering that spans Monro's musical career. A work that may never have come to fruition due to an extraordinarily difficult set of circumstances in recovering corrupted files after the loss of a computer and back-up on a boat-sinking incident in Brazil, make the album a real triumph of human endeavour and musical craft.

Full of the trademark melodic flair that is consistent with a classically trained musician, the floating, airy sounds of "Profusion" and "Viridian" are juxtaposed against the pulsating bass dominance of "Alchemical", "Galactix" and "Rise", creating a sense of urgency and drive. The intricate rhythmic patterns and meticulously programmed percussive cadence of "The Pink Button" and "Rapture" with their clave/wood block sound, plus modulated synth lines and buffer overridden effects.

Creating a delicious dance-floor groove, "Voyager" weaves a sublime path through an intelligently constructed chord motif whose delay adds elegantly to the sonic tapestry, while "Modular" once again, finds a pumping sustained bass line, added to a series spine-tingling melodies and growling pitched vocals. Similarly, "Frolic Acid" hits hard with its huge running bass line, textured white-noise pads and acid-tinged lead line that evolves into shimmering melodic phrasing. Closing with the hi-hat and shaker fuelled, "Impendium", a chorus of percussive effects lead the charge against ethereal synth lines that flow in unencumbered hypnotic fashion.

With a body of work that is certain to stand the test of time, James Monro has fully transformed his music "In the Ether".

Directed by Jay Epoch
A&R by James Warren
Mastered by Grant Collins
Design by Ben Mautner
Text by James Warren

In the Ether

Modular (Original Mix)

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Desde Cuñaq viene, agüita serpenteando
por las acequias y en remolinos
hacia nuestras vidas. (2x)

De cantar hualinas y a la vez llorando
toditas mis penas se acabaron
Pachamama está de fiesta. (2x)

Una estrellita que alegre me decía
canta cantorcito a la agüita
a la agüita madre Cuñaq. (2x)

De cantar hualinas y a la vez llorando
toditas mis penas se acabaron
Pachamama está de fiesta. (2x)

Cunaq

I played a sketch of this backtrack for Chris at an early session, and he magically laid down the entire flute part in one go, after only one listen through. It was inspired. The energy was so pure and perfect, and reminded me of a boat trip I did on the Ganges, going past Varanasi early A.M. before sunrise. The introduction to this piece is from the soundtrack of video I took as the boat floated past a ceremonial funeral pyre and morning prayers. I showed Chris some the films I took and he embroidered on the sound journey sounds for the bridge between the verses, to create a powerful sense of spirits leaving bodies, having flown from strange, haunting funeral pyres, on the banks of the mysterious river culture of Mother Ganges, India.

OM Transform Yoga, Mantra & Meditation Music

Mother Ganges. Chris Tokalon & Johann Kotze

Darshan Atmosphere - Aum mani padme hum is a track from the album  Darshan Atmosphere - Face to Face 
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Enjoy

Navel Chakra – Citrine Fire

Jonathan Goldman

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