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TRNSLDIGI019: Lifeforms EP
 

1. Hidden Element & Liquid Break - We Have Our Own Atmosphere (W.H.O.O.A.)
 
2. Hidden Element - Hot Pants
 
3. Hidden Element & Liquid Break - Watch Me
 
4. Hidden Element - Musiq <-- comes w/ pre-order
 
5. Hidden Element & Liquid Break - Watch Me (Live VIP Mix) - Bandcamp Exclusive
 

--> Bandcamp release on 16 Sep
 
http://translationrecordings.bandcamp.com/album/lifeforms-ep
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--> General release (e.g. Beatport, iTunes, Juno) on 30 Sep
 

Hidden Element, a talented young duo from Ukraine, partners up with drummer Liquid Break to deliver their debut on Translation, "The Lifeforms EP." "We Have Our Own Atmosphere (W.H.O.O.A.)" starts things off on a serene, melodic vibe with bouncing bass and crisp, rolling drums courtesy of Liquid Break. "Hot Pants" is a bass stormer of swirling mids, thunderous 808s, and a twist of juke and footwork influence. The energy soars to new heights with the future jungle sounds of "Watch Me" featuring the return of Liquid Break on drums. To close things up, Hidden Element delve into the deep and meditative side of the 140 BPM spectrum with "Musiq," blending beautifully modulated synth patterns with subtle hints of reggae and hip hop.
 

Artwork by
 
Stellan Johansson
 
http://www.weare1910.com/

Hidden Element - Musiq [TRNSLDIGI019]

Hidden Element & Liquid Break - We Have Our Own Atmosphere (W.H.O.O.A.) [TRNSLDIGI019]

Here is our mix from the Village at Shambhala in 2013 available for free DL.

Big thanks to everyone at Shambhala and especially in the Village.  We had a blast last year as always.  Already looking forward to 2014!  

Big ups to Matt at http://headeffect.com for the sweet live recording!

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Tracklisting:
1)	Terravita – Check This Out
2)	Protohype – Countdown
3)	Daft Punk – Harder Better
4)	FirepowerStarter (Terravita Mash up)
5)	Must Die – Skull Kid
6)	Deftones – My Own Summer (Terravita 2011 Refix)
7)	Sub Antix – 80 Weight VIP (Terravita Remix)
8)	Terravita ft. Evan Kiljoy – Colorblind
9)	Diplo & Lil Jon – You Don’t Know Me (Heros & Villians Remix)
10)	Terravita – Lockdown 2014 VIP
11)	Bassnectar – Upside Down (Terravita & Bassnectar Remix)
12)	Dillinja – All Aboard (Terravita Remix)
13)	Terravita vs Rage Against the Machine  – No Room Down Rodeo
14)	Subfocus  - Endorphins  
15)	Skream – Anticipate (Netsky Remix)
16)	Original Sin – Back For More
17)	Destroid – Put It Down
18)	Skrillex – Kyoto ft. Sirah
19)	Terravita – Spicy By The Glass
20)	Terravita – Motive Unnecessary ft. Shannon Swain
21)	Nightbreed – Pack Of Wolves
22)	Concord Dawn – Raining Blood
23)	Eric Clapton – Cocaine (Nerd Rage & Sluggo Remix)
24)	Hamilton – Your Love
25)	Datsik – Light The Fuse (Terravita Remix)
26)	Dillinja – Twist Em Out
27)	The Toyes – Smoke 2 Joints (Terravita Remix)
28)	 Terravita – Gangsta Don’t Dance
29)	Terravita & Obsidian – Pirate Bass
30)	Terravita – Well Oiled Machine
31)	Pendulum – Blood Sugar
32)	Terravita – Smokey The Bear
33)	AK1200 – Drowning (Terravita Remix)
34)	Bad Company – Feel Like Makin Love (Terravita Remix)
35)	Split & Jaxta – Roulette (Terravita Remix)
36)	Terravita – metROIDS
37)	John B – Light Speed (Terravita Remix)
38)	Flux Pavilion – Blow the Roof Off
39)	Excision & Datsik – Vindicate
40)	Zomboy – Here to Stay ft. Lady Chan
41)	Digital Underground – The Humpty Dance (Terravita Remix)
42)	Terravita – We Are Alive
43)	White Zombie – Thunderkiss 69 
44)	Pegboard Nerds & Tristam – Razor Sharp VIP
45)	Jimmy Hendrix – Purple Haze
46)	Ledoom – Wangas
47)	Terravita – This Time Its Personal
48)	The Frim – Bassline Skanka Part 2
49)	Terravita – Set It Off
50)	J.Rabbit & Tremourz – Sexy Party (Terravita Remix)
51)	Flosstradamus & DJ Slink – Crowd Control
52)	Monsta – Holdin On (Skrillex & Nero Remix)
53)	Fat Boy Slim – Rockafella Skank
54)	Drumsound & Bassline Smith – One In a Million
55)	Sub Focus – Timewarp VIP
56)	Sub Focus – Rock It
57)	Terravita & KJ Sawka – Atlantic Drifter
58)	Terravita – Are You Ready For Me
59)	Terravita – Bach Off
60)	Terravita vs Soundgarden – Big Dumb Zeitgeber
61)	Terravita – Zeitgeber (Protohype Remix)
62)	J. Rabbit – Tequila Remix
63)	Dirtyphonics – Walk In The Fire
64)	TC – Rockstar
65)	Terravita – Up In The Club
66)	Doctor P vs. Oscillator Z vs. Rage Against The Machine vs. Waka Flocka Flame – Terravita Mega Mash
67)	Terravita – Robot Rippin
68)	J. Rabbit – Augra’s Observatory
69)	Debonair Samir vs Lenny Kravitz – Are You Gonna Samir My Way (Terravita Mash Up)
70)	Afrojack – Air Guitar (Terravita Remix)
71)	Etc Etc – Dreamer
72)	Bare & Datsik – King Kong (Terravita Remix)
73)	Beasty Boys – Sabotage
74)	Terravita – Lords & Ladies
75)	Pendulum – Slam
76)	Doctor P & Adam F ft. Method Man – The Pit (Doctor P VIP)
77)	Cali Swag District – Teach Me How To Dougie (Terravita Remix)
78)	James Brown – I Feel Good
79)	Jump Shot – Mob Barley
80)	Terravita & J.Rabbit – Dutch Masters’ Guide (Instrumental)

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Terravita - Shambhala 2013 live from the Village

Tartit - Ansari

Hidden Element return to Translation with the ‘Other Forms’ EP, continuing their exploration of sounds across the ever-expanding universe of bass music with a collection tracks that demonstrate their versatility as musicians, unconstrained by tempo or genre. 

On ‘Faster But Slower’ rising pads set the stage for an evocative, lovelorn affair with gently plucked guitars, lush synth leads, and glitchy 808 drum edits. Next, Hidden Element set speed to 140 BPM and journey to the deep field of space on ‘Don’t Follow Them,’ whose surging mid-bass cuts across sparse, electro-acoustic soundscapes and pumping sub frequencies. ‘Understanding,’ a collaboration with fellow Ukrainian artist Physical Illusion (Fokuz Recordings), maintains the deep, celestial vibe, as industrial-sounding drums ‘click’ and ‘whir’ in juxtaposition with subtle synth textures, conjuring images of a research satellite surveying the great abyss of space. The aptly-titled ‘Heartbreak Tune’ brings things back to a more terrestrial 160 BPM two-step shuffle and groove, interweaving guitar riffs, twinkling keys, and orchestral strings. Last but not least, Dexta (Different Music) twists things up with a modern jungle edit of ‘Hot Pants’ from the ‘Lifeforms’ EP (2013), where cascading Amen breaks and punching subs thud and rumble, delivering pure bass-weight. 

From cinematic deep space soundscapes to rolling dancefloor mayhem, Hidden Element’s ‘Other Forms’ EP is something to be enjoyed in all listening environments. The Ukranian duo deftly incorporate traditional instruments like guitar and piano into their compositions, but freely experiment with the union of organic and electronic sounds for an evocative and immersive release from start to finish.

Faster, But Slower

Understanding (with Physical Illusion)

Heartbreak Tune

Don't Follow Them

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My Space

"Celestial" meditation music with Solfeggio healing frequencies (DNA repair 528 Hz and Awakening Intuition 741 Hz)

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This audio uses binaural beats and an isochronic tone. (Alpha and Theta waves)

Binaural beats - 528 Hz (DNA repair)
Isochronic tone - 741 Hz (Awakening Intuition)
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Angelic Prayers

Celestial Meditation Music / 528 Hz & 741 Hz / Angelic Prayers (3 min version)

Africa Centre of The World

Fela Kuti & Roy Ayers - Africa center of the world

With this, his eighth solo album, Savasana Yoga Music, Stevin McNamara continues his musical journey, inspired by the classical music of North India and the ancient sound traditions of the Vedic yogis.

The full program of twenty musical pieces is over two hours long and is selected from Stevin’s favorite compositions from the last 15 years, along with several unreleased compositions, presented in a new and unique form, and accompanied by beautiful, healing beds of sound created by renowned sound healer and master drummer Christo Pellani.

This organic music takes us into peaceful and relaxing spaces - a musical bridge into the dream state and beyond, leaving us with the feeling of rest in nature and connecting us to a higher state of awareness. The combination of all-natural, acoustic and non-computerized sound creates a fresh and deep musical landscape for relaxation, savasana, yoga nidra, meditation, contemplation, restful sleep and more.

Most pieces are based on traditional Indian ragas (“that which colors the mind") in the Alap style -- where melody is explored without rhythm, although some have a natural rhythm — but they are performed in a way that is easily accessed by the western ear.

Savasana Yoga Music: Healing Guitar for Massage, Sleep and Yoga Nidra

Journey to the Stars (Celestial music) (Sunset Flow)

08 A Moment And Light （feat.Akino Arai）『Lamp & Pendulum』

Hidden Element & Detail - Hope Comes In Many Forms [BFA028]

Hidden Element & Liquid Break - Watсh Me [TRNSLDIGI019]

Hidden Element - Hot Pants [TRNSLDIGI019]

END TIME PT2 -- forgive and forget--

Artists: Fela Kuti & Roy Ayers
Remixed by: Nimbus
Production credit: Hersh Patel (@hershp)
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Roy Ayers met Fela Kuti in Nigeria in 1979. They collaborated on a two-song project called "Music of Many Colors", leaning heavily into the ideas of pan-Africanism and Afro-futurism. It was a truly awesome and historic coming together of two legendary musical geniuses.
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The project came at a rare moment of optimism in Nigerian politics: the dictatorship had ended and Nigeria’s first democratic elections were held. This helps explain why the LP represents a clear shift from Fela's traditional use of music as a weapon, and rather puts forth a message of positivity and optimism. In the track "2000 Blacks Got To Be Free," they make a bold and optimistic prediction that the world would improve significantly for Black people by the year 2000. The track begins with the vocals of Ayers, as he sets the tone for the project: “We’re hoping that by the year 2000; we know that by the year 2000, that’s even better, everybody will be knowledgeable.”
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Four decades have passed since Fela Kuti and Roy Ayers put forth this optimistic vision, and, this very day, masses of protestors are denouncing police brutality and demanding racial justice for Black people. Dishearteningly, we are far off from Roy and Fela's prediction in 1980. It can be demoralizing to compare the future that Fela and Roy envisioned with the reality that we’re living in today, in 2020.
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Despite this hard truth, I don't believe this track was ever about accurately predicting the future. I think it was meant to teach us that positivity, unity, and togetherness is what will get us to a brighter future. In 2020, this message is relevant now more than ever, and, though we know the road will be long, Roy and Fela remind us that we must always look optimistically to the light at the end of the tunnel, however faint it may look from where we stand.

Fela Kuti and Roy Ayers - 2000 Blacks Got To Be Free (Nimbus Remix)

A New Beginning

The mysterious afro-soul of The Shaolin Afronauts first echoed across the dance floors of Australia in early 2008. Heavily inspired by the sounds of 1970's West Africa, Ethiopia and the pioneering avant-garde jazz artists of the same period, the Shaolin Afronauts draw on the this highly innovative and sometimes volatile era in music, using it as inspiration to create music with the same fire and intensity. 

Though there is something refreshing and original about the Afronauts, their music could be described as somewhere in between the heavy Afrobeat of Fela Kuti and the Ethio-Jazz of Mulatu Astatke. 

This debut 12 inch single combines all these elements, Journey Through Time having a hypnotic, spiritual feel, whilst the B side Kibo is totally exclusive to this 12 inch single, and is an upbeat positive groove, both tracks only hinting at the delights the forthcoming album Flight Of The Ancients (FSRCD/LP085) will contain.



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