Name: Didjeridoo, chant , monocorde, bol tibetain by Les Marchands de Notes
Duration: 6 min 56 s
Description: extrais des sessions de musique spontanée des marchands de notes

Om asato mā sad gamaya 
tamaso mā jyotir gamaya 
mrityormā amritam gamaya

Asatoma

1st extract from my upcoming album. Help me by donating on ulule ! Going on until end of june.

Extract Live in Pompidou Adele B 2nd Solo Album

Kike Pinto

Mighty mountains, despite their grandeur and irresistible power, sometimes radiate incomprehensible peace and quiet.
It was these memories that inspired me to create this track.
Calm and relaxing music for the soul in the style of Chill Out.

Calm

extrais des sessions de musique spontanée des marchands de notes

Didjeridoo, chant , monocorde, bol tibetain

PABLO ROZAS: Flauta traversa-GarraHand-Kass Kass-Voz-Beats n' Loops
GUSTAVO FILOGRASSO: Guitarra y Bajo

DEL MONTE EXPERIMENT

Head Light (1996), the band's third album, remained heavily rhythmic but more ethnoambient. Produced by Simon Tassano, the album has, notes music critic Bryan Reesman, "an equally dense and spacious feel, creating a clear mix".[7] Writer Sam Prestianni observes that the album's "digital aura remarkably marries the indigenous instrumentation with a rare naturalness" and that it "resonates with the full flame of world-derived trance power".[14] The album was nominated for "Outstanding World Beat Album" at the 20th annual Bay Area Music Awards.[15] Busy with other projects and unable to tour, Loose and Newby left the band towards the end of 1996. Newby left the United States for Canada while Loose returned to working full-time for Dolby Labs.[16]

Stephen Kent – didgeridoo, percussion, cello
Beth Custer – clarinets, trumpet, vocals
John Loose – multi-ethnic drums, samples
Kenneth Newby – Asian winds, percussion, digital atmospheres
Eda Maxym – vocals
Peter Valsamis – drums, samples

Head Light

Trance Mission ~ The Sun Cries, Pt. One

A new song inspired by the teachings of a tender heart...

Moving Through Miracles

Today on the podcast, I’m speaking to a man I deeply admire about one of my favorite topics: medicine ceremonies. Tony Moss is a community leader, a musician, and an ayahuasca advocate. Thirty years ago, Tony was heavily involved in activism, trying to change the world through protesting war and inequality. Today, he is a leading proponent of the legalization and responsible use of ayahuasca and other plant medicines for healing individuals and the world. 

Tony’s mother, Rejoyce Moss, was part of 1960s gospel act The Stovall Sisters, and he grew up in a musical household. His medicine music is informed by his R&B roots, a love of musical theater, and icaros (traditional ayahuasca songs) that guide healing ceremonies. 

On the podcast, we discuss his personal journey to plant medicine and how ayahuasca has helped him heal his ancestral lineage. We talk about his specific strategies to facilitate ceremony and build community, as well as how to integrate psychedelic experiences. We also discuss the racial divide in Ayahuasca accessibility. 

In 2012, Tony founded I.AM.LIFE, a non-profit organization that promotes interconnectivity through modern and indigenous wisdom. He is part of the musical collective Bird Tribe, which has just released its debut album, Birds in Paradise. Tony’s gospel-inspired hymn “Grateful”, my favorite medicine song, is featured in its entirety at the end of the podcast. 

Eventually there is no difference between your life and ceremony… your life becomes a ceremony. And the secret is gratitude.


Tony invites YOU to participate in a Gratitude Party and share your experience for the upcoming Grateful music video: https://www.iamlifeproject.org/grateful

Tony Moss:  https://www.tonymoss.me/

I am life band camp: https://iamlife.bandcamp.com/

Unify https://www.facebook.com/unify/

How SoCal's Bird Tribe Became the Soundtrack to Ayahuasca Ceremonies by Katie Bain
https://thelandmag.com/the-secret-life-of-plants-bird-tribe-katie-bain-ayahuasca/?fbclid=IwAR1XphzJwAexCUJa1axOPMRmb7WAw33PsHYA3vkPDbtqMVY1BzboDnNr6-Q

#19 - From Activist to Ayahuasca Advocate | Tony Moss (Bird Tribe)

This german medicine song came to me a few years ago through my sister Katharina Gabriella. This song was guiding her for a very long time transmitting the deep and ancient wisdom of nature. Unfortunately we have not found the dreamer of this song yet, but we would be so happy to get to know him or her! 

Hörst du das Lied der Erde unter dir 
Es sing und kling und atmet tief in dir. 
Spürst du die Stille wie der Urton dich ergreift, 
und ein Stück Ewigkeit in deiner Seele reift.

Which means:
Do you hear the song of the earth below you?
It sings and sounds and breathes deep within you.
Do you feel the silence as the primordial sound taking over
and a piece of eternity matures in your soul.

Sending love!

Didjeridoo, chant , monocorde, bol tibetain

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