hey ney neyo

BRAND NEW VERSION Now Available on Spotify & all platforms
A chant to honour the circle of women, received at the Moondance in Mexico leading up to the 2012 Winter Solstice and recorded live a year later at Sahmain in Mindful Sounds Studio opposite Glastonbury Abbey with a beautiful choir of women. 

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Beautiful new cover art courtesy of Dorrie Joy. www.dorriejoy.co.uk

MAY ALL MOTHERS KNOW THAT THEY ARE LOVED 
AND MAY ALL SISTERS KNOW THAT THEY ARE STRONG 
AND MAY ALL DAUGHTERS KNOW THAT THEY ARE WORTHY / BEAUTIFUL / POWERFUL 
THAT THE CIRCLE OF WOMEN MAY LIVE ON , 
THAT THE FIRE OF THE GODDESS MAY BURN ON ! WEHAHEYA WEHAHEYA WEHAHE WEHAHEYA

To purchase - https://naliniblossom.bandcamp.com/track/circle-of-women-new-version-with-craig-pruess

Circle of Women

Circle of Women(new version on  Spotify)

Sati Sauri- Modlitwa Słowiańska

'Native Prayer' from the album 'Mystic Traveler' by  Einat Gilboa & Gerhard Fankhauser

Mystic Traveler

Native Prayer

Native Prayer - Einat Gilboa

'Dream Wave' from the album 'Dance of life' by Yoham-Project; Gerhard Fankhauser, Einat Gilboa, Amir Yacoby

Dance of life

Dream wave

Dream Wave - Gerhard & Einat - Yoham-Project

°Written & Composed by Suyana°
For support and downloads : suyana.bandcamp.com/album/sanando

°Image by Autumn Skye Morrison°

LYRICS
The wheel/circle of life keeps on turning
Endless times

The path I’m walking keeps unfolding
Endless times

So I bow my head in gratitude
Endless times


Keep whispering Heya
I’ll close my eyes and dance my way home

Keep calling Heyana
I’ll open my heart and sing my way back home

CHORDS
Capo 2

Am - G

Heyana (Original)

With much love and gratitude I share this song of mine, a magical night time recording moment with a song that was unfinished and opened its beautiful wings and flew .....

Capo 4
Unci Maka 
(Norfolk, UK)
 
Capo 4 
 
   Dsus2        Fmaj7 
Unci Maka, Oh Makiyayo 
   Am             Em 
Tunkasila, Pila maya yelo 
          Dsus2                   Fmaj7
 Aheya heya hey , aheya heya yai ho 
 	   Am                                         Em
 Aheya heya heya heya hey , aheya heya yai ho 
         Dsus2                     Fmaj7
Weya weya hai yo, weya weya hai hai ho
         Am                          Em
Weya weya hai yo, weya weya hai hai ho
Am  G Em Am
Un_ci Ma_ka 
 
Am                                G           Em 
|Cura cura, sana sana, cura mi familia x2 
       Am                                      G          Em 
|Wakantanka, Wakantanka lleva mi alma x 2
 
     Am                   Fmaj7 
|Doi Gracias, por mi vida x 2
     Am                   Em
Doi Gracias, por mi vida 
             Am            Fmaj7 
por mi vida, por mi vida 
 Am
Doi Gracias
 
(Translation from Lakota and spanish) 
Grandmother Earth, I am praying to you 
Great spirit, I give gratitude 
cure cure, heal heal, heal my family 
Great Spirit, carry my soul 
I give thanks for my life

Dive into Water

Unci Maka - Grandmother Earth

"Noku Mana" by Curawaka, from the album "Call of the Wild" (Nixi Music 2018)
Check it out here: www.curawaka.com

"It is with the deepest respect that we have recorded this song, which is perhaps the most sacred chant from the Huni Kuin people, an indigenous tribe of the Brazilian Amazon. It is traditionally used for the purpose of healing. Also as an anthem of the world movement of native ceremonial culture, Noku Mana has already taken many forms. This version is a blend of the traditional Huni Kuin song with melody of the classical Huayno hit "Ojos Azules" by Manuel Cazasola Huancco. We claim no rights or authority on neither of these songs or even the idea of putting them together. This recording is only a pure and heartfelt ode to the force of Yube Yuxibu and tribute to the Huni Kuin people. 
Muito gratidao, haux haux haux."
(From the album booklet of Call of the Wild)

Lyrics: 
"Noku mana i bubu bubutã, eskawatã kayawai ki ki (x2). Eskawatã kaya, kayawai kayawai, kayawai ki ki (X2). 
(We call/summon the spirit of the Earth - as we are the Earth, it's here and healing, healing all of us now) 
Noku niwe i bubu bubutã (We call the spirit of the wind), 
ni (forest), 
bixi (stars), 
bari (sun), 
xinã (consciousness), 
rene (water), 
ushe (moon), 
kene (sacred geometry)... "

Musicians:
Anna Bariyani - Vocals / Guitar / Hand drum / Waira / Backing vocals 
Alberto Arroyo - Guitar / Bass / Water drum 
Tavo Vazquez - Charango / Quena / Quenacho / Sikuri 
Txai Fernando - Udu / Kalimba / Percussion
 Christian Stella - Bombo legüero / Rattles / Bells and chimes
Juan Augustín Piva - Guitar / Backing vocals 
 Lucas Arcuschin - Percussion 
Juan Schiappa - Backing vocals 

Recorded in Estudio Nueva Estación, Buenos Aires.
Sound engineer in Buenos Aires: Juan Schiappa
Mixed by Txai Fernando in Nixi Studios in Oslo, Norway.
Mastered by Jock Loveband in Urban Sound Studios, Norway. 

Produced by Txai Fernando.

Call of the Wild

Noku Mana

Versión francesa adaptada / version française adaptée / adapted french version of "Cuatro vientos" - Danit Treubig´s song:
https://danit.bandcamp.com/track/cuatro-vientos

Gracias a Danit por dejar viajar sus hermosas melodias por el mundo.
De todo Corazón *

Foto de P. Soulimant

To download or just listen in a better sound quality: https://nina8musicalmas.bandcamp.com/track/quatre-vents

Letras/ Lyrics

Ô vent qui souffle de la montagne
Ô vent, apporte-nous la clarté (2x)

Ooooo...

Ô vent qui danse sur la mer
Ô vent, offre-nous la liberté (2x)

Vole vole vole vole vole vole vole et virevolte avec nous (2x)

Ô vent qui soupire du désert
Ô vent, amène-nous le silence (2x)

Vole vole vole vole vole vole vole et virevolte avec nous (2x)
Ô vent qui jaillit de la forêt
Ô vent, rafraîchis-nous la mémoire (2x)

Vole vole vole vole vole vole vole et virevolte avec nous (4x)
Ô vent qui jaillit de la forêt
Ô vent, rafraîchis-nous la mémoire (2x)

Vole vole vole vole vole vole vole et virevolte avec nous (4x)

Acordes/ Chords : Am. Am. C. G.

Quatre vents ~ Danit cover

download full album here:
http://bachan.bandcamp.com/album/magdalena-mariposa

A song from the Yoruba people of Nigeria, dedicated to Oshun, the Goddess of Love. 
It speaks of a necklace as a symbol of initiation into love.

Melody written by Praful and performed by Deva Premal
http://www.prafulmusic.com/ 

lyrics:
Idé weré weré nita Oshun 
Idé weré weré 
Idé weré weré nita Oshun 
Idé weré weré nita ya 
Ocha kiniba nita Oshun 
Checké checké checké 
Nita ya
Idé weré were

learn to play it and all of these medicine songs in the great book!
www.ayahuasca-wasi.com/medicine-songs/

Bachan - Idé weré weré

‘Under the moonlight’ is an otherworldly love song about things that are missing from us. A song filled with longing and desire, held by a connection to another who isn’t physically present. The relationship in the song may be stretched across time with a memory, or over a great distance with one who is absent. Or maybe it was all just a dream. In any event, it is the same moon overhead and the same moonlight that the two factions share, and under the moonlight is where they are allowed to forget the separation and be together. 
The song was created and inspired, written, and worked on during nights when the moon was full. A song 3 years in the making, the moon directed the journey of the lyrics and production and in due course also the accompanying video. 


Lyrics:

Every night I dance with you
Under the moonlight
In its glow, I walk with you
I gaze into your eyes

Every night
I kiss your lips
Talk with you
Live our dreams

In the world in between
Awake and the dream
When the day's far away
And all there is
Is our dance...

Under the moonlight
Under the moonlight
Under the moonlight
We dance, we dance, we dance
Under the moonlight
Under the moonlight
Under the moonlight
We dance, we dance, we dance
We dance, we dance, we dance

Every night you come to me
You hold me tight
How can I explore what's more
To live in our life?
How can I bring you here?
From my dreams into reality?

In the world in between
Awake and a dream
When the day's far away 
And all there is, is our dance...

Under the moonlight
Under the moonlight
Under the moonlight
We dance, we dance, we dance
Under the moonlight
Under the moonlight
Under the moonlight
We dance, we dance, we dance
We dance, we dance, we dance

Yet... When the morning comes
Alone I wake up
Again, again, again
Again, again, again
Again, again, again
Again, again, again
Again, again, again
Our dance... without you...

Moldavite

Under The Moonlight

Kat Kikta is a multi-dimensional artist, singer and songwriter. Her creativity straddles music, film and sound art. Through her use of organically found & electronic beats, her own field recordings and multi-layered vocals, she creates pop songs- pervaded with cinematic and ambient intentions. 

Indeed, she is a very dedicated on-screen performer, and this will become evident in the anticipated music videos attached to this album of which Déjà vu has the first. Many of the instruments Kat uses are normally found in the realm of sound healing and meditation and spiritual mysticism. This is no accident, as she openly aims to create music which helps to heal and re-kindle the spirit.

Katarina started life in the snowy mountains of communist-controlled Czechoslovakia, came to London with forty pounds in her pocket and set about working her way through a Performing arts degree. Although she has always been a prolific writer of songs, she was to become a screen actress, video and sound artist, before she started to write & perform her own songs.

On this journey, she overcame mental illness, a paralysing lack of self-confidence, and recovered to become a qualified therapist & yoga and meditation teacher, self-funding her creative ambitions.

Self-development and growth are indeed a strong theme running throughout her work. Whilst most of the music Kikta produces is comprised of electronic elements, she often employs exotic instruments such as Tibetan singing bowls, water-phones, angel forks- instruments normally found in the realm of sound-healing and mysticism, perhaps evidence of her background, and a clue that she is interested in making music which elevates and inspires others. 

Self expression through song writing, dance and painting carried her through the hardest times and her self-confessed mission is to help others through her music with her truthful, unpretentious and vulnerable lyrics.

A reoccurring notion prevalent in much of her work is that there is no experience that is so dark and intolerable that cannot be turned into a strength that can serve you.

Many of Kat's lyrics have come about in sudden moments of 'enlightenment' and clarity, most of them just 'came to her', as if downloaded.

“It is my responsibility in this life to channel and translate the things that come to me and find the best way to bring them into the world through sound, lyrics, melodies & atmosphere, so that they can move onwards on their own journey. It’s important they don’t stop with me, but touch other people the same way they touched me.

Her music encounters our everyday stories and questions our perception of time, present moment, dreams & realities, space and atmosphere, this is augmented by her visual work. She has produced and performed in a number of music videos to accompany her sounds, which often cross the boundary from music video to art film to drama and back again.

Under The Moonlight

KAT KIKTA

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