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Adagio in G Minor --  Albinoni

Zbigniew Preisner - Damage (Fatale)

Otra Luna

Wilhelm Richard Wagner - Der Traum An Die Sommernacht

https://samsmusicandmusings.wordpress.com/2014/11/04/bach-chello-suite-no-1-prelude-structure-and-anti-structure/

Bach Cello Suite No.1 Prelude  90 Bpm

VIKEN ARMAN - Rosas (NU Remix)

produced by Ro Madrid https://tributulum.bandcamp.com/releases

Purnamadha

tribu tulum _Purnamadah

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Dikanda - Ederlezi (Nicola Noir Remix)

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Berlin, Germany
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Artwork: Quetzalcoatl is love

Tummetott & Oscar B - Gnossienne

Afrofró Requintado (work In Progress)

Português: A Tropical Twista Records apresenta sua segunda compilação, reunindo artistas para uma jornada musical através de experimentações sonoras e culturais. 

Neste disco apresentamos 15 faixas de grandes artistas do Brasil, Argentina, China, Estados Unidos e Alemanha, permeando e criando harmonicamente um contexto com temas latinos, africanos, brasileiros e orientais, compartilhando um cenário em que a música e a pluralidade étnica influenciam a nossa relação com o meio. 

Cada obra oferece uma determinada impressão da nova arte eletrônica, ora se enveredando por estéticas já consagradas, ora buscando novos caminhos possíveis. O ponto de encontro é a conquista de um novo espaço onde ritmos e expressões culturais sobressaem a esfera regional. 

A nossa região comum é a música da natureza, os cantos escondidos da Terra e o som que ecoa com o silêncio. 

A paz e a sinergia dão lugar aos novos rituais eletrônicos. A expressão cultural abre espaço pra conversa com a pluralidade. 


English: The Tropical Twista Records presents its second compilation, gathering artists for a musical journey through cultural and sonorous experimentations. In this record we present 15 tracks of big artists from Brazil, Argentina, China, United States and Germany, harmonically permeating and creating a context of latin, african, brazilian and oriental themes, sharing a scenario where music and ethnical plurality influentiate our relation with the environment. 

Each work offers a certain impression of the new electronic art, either travelling through already consecrated aesthetics or pursuing new possible paths. 

The meeting point is the conquer of a new space where rhythms and cultural expressions go further beyond the regional sphere. 

Our common region is the music of the nature, the hidden chants of the Earth and the sound that echoes with the silence. 

The peace and the synergy give way to the new electronic rituals. The cultural expression open space to a dialogue with the plurality. 

Compiled by: Felipe MD & Intr3pico 

Release date: 14/12/2015 

Masters : Andreh Torres @ RDStudio, Brasil 

Cover Art: https://soundcloud.com/cardsso 

Music by https://soundcloud.com/sidirum & https://soundcloud.com/jinyerei

TTR on Bandcamp

14 - SidiRum & Jin Yerei - Mono

The São Paulo based collective, Sonido Trópico, have long been establishing themselves as a new voice to be heard within the latin-american scene.

They now take a big step forward in founding a Label. Their first official release, SONIDO TRÓPICO VOL. 1, contains 13 tracks that put into waves exactly what Sonido Trópico is all about. The Producers and DJs who's work appear on this first album have not only played at Sonido Trópico's already infamous parties, but have worked alongside Sonido's 4 Resident DJs (Spaniol, Nirso, Salvador Araguaya & El Peche) in bringing new life and energy to the Sâo Paulo scene. Together they have reinterpreted and expanded, beyond precedent, the horizons of electronic music within the ultra-creative scene in São Paulo.

>>> PORTUGUÊS

Há tempo que a Sonido Trópico vem se estabelecendo como uma das novas vozes dentro da nova cena latino-americana.

Agora tomamos um grande passo. Fundamos um Selo de música com o lançamento de nossa primeira compilação, SONIDO TRÓPICO VOL. I, com 13 músicas dedicatórias a o que é a Sonido Trópico. Os produtores que compuseram esta coletânea, não somente tocaram em nossas festas, mas moldaram a nossa construção através de suas músicas e interações com os nossos DJs. Juntos expandimos, de forma sem precedentes, os horizontes da musica eletrônica existente na cena underground paulistana.

Tem MUITO mais por vir!

Oceanvs Orientalis - Tenger Etseg

Luego de una convocatoria en la que participaron más de 40 artistas, Fertil se complace en presentar un compilado reuniendo lo más interesante de la escena electrónica  sudamericana. Siguiendo con la oleada selvática iniciada con álbumes como “Amansará” de Chancha Via Circuito o “Selva” de El Remolón,  hemos decidido tomar este bioma como inspiración a través de grabaciones caseras de pájaros, grillos, ríos mesopotámicos, ícaros de ayahuasca y sonidos amazónicos, que se constituyen en leitmotivs de la obra.

El disco cuenta con la presencia de artistas argentinos como El Remolón (Buenos Aires), Juan Sorrentino (Chaco), Pol Nada (Rosario) , Tu Guaina (Misiones), San Ignacio (Tigre) o Jin Yerei  (Munro) y de otros países sudamericanos como Cero39 y Beatfunk (Colombia) o Lulacruza (Colombia/Argentina), entre otros. Ellos son los nuevos exponentes del sonido electrónico sudamericano.

El disco se puede descargar del Bandcamp de Fertil Discos, gratuitamente o a cambio de una donación voluntaria.After receiving contributions from more than 40 artists, Fertil Discos is pleased to announce its first compilation, gathering the most interesting representatives of the south american electronic scene. Following the wave initiated by albums such as Chancha Via Circuito's Amansara and El Remolón's Selva, we've decided to adopt this environment as an inspiration, taking home recordings of birds, crickets, rivers, ayahuasca's ícaros and amazonic sounds as leit motivs..

'Sonidos de la Jungla' puts together Argentinian artists like El Remolón (Buenos Aires), Juan Sorrentino (Chaco), Pol Nada (Entre Ríos), DJ Karen (Rosario) or Tu Guaina (Misiones); and other south-american fellow artists like Cero39 (Colombia), Lulacruza (Colombia/Argentina) and Beatfunk (Venezuela), among other key tastemakers (players) in the new and ever-growing new latin-american sound.




El Remolon - Hoasca

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Venture into a new territory where dreams have bright colors and expressive sounds.

The snow in the top of Andes. The sun on the grasslands. The tarka, the drum, the metals, the wood, the plants, the fruits and flowers, the stories, our myths, our songs, our landscapes. Music can expand into a world of sensations, memories and dreams. In the history of South America, Zambo represents a mixture of two classes segregated and discriminated by the settlers: the slaves and the Amerindians. The birth of a new energy by two very different elemental forces but essentially companions. 

Baltazar Solar Russ provides his version of the “discovery” of the New World, an abstraction of a Paradise dream narrated in 5 songs. In this route through the territory, objects are taken to recreate a soundscape with a sensorial and vivid atmosphere. In his composition process, the search of melodies, sounds and regional instruments describes the encounter between Afro and American folklore. A sonorous world that proposes innocence and simplicity, recreating the southern jungle, cradle of Baltazar personal references.

This first EP of Zambo1492 is produced almost entirely based on home recordings, where environmental elements such as stones, religious statues, branches, tarkas, kalimbas, xylophones, crates and drums were the protagonists. It’s an expression of the organic world where culture and nature form a unity.

This sound journey invites us to become nature, to feel the sacred Andean territory which connected and keeps linking cultures in South America.

Slow down and turn yourself into nature.

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Produced by Zambo 1492 (www.soundcloud.com/zambo1492)
Mixed by Zambo 1492
Mastering by Daniel Lucas (www.soundcloud.com/piglion)
Coverart by Pacaya (www.elpacaya.com)
Fonts by Hondo Estudio (www.cargocollective.com/hondoestudio)

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