Lyrics passed down by Kalinne Ribeiro and written by Emilie Basez and Lydia Froncek
Composed by Ley Line
Vocals: Kate Robberson,Emilie Basez, Lydia and Madeleine Froncek
Guitar: Emilie Basez
Bass: Madeleine Froncek
Percussion: Lydia Froncek and Kate Robberson
Recorded at Good Danny’s by Grant Johnson 2018
Production and Mixing by Claudio Ramirez
Mastered by Mark Hallman at the Congress House Studio

Oxum

Mose: https://www.mosemusica.com/
Bóveda Celeste: https://arnaldoherrera.com

This timeless medicine song by Bóveda Celeste (Arnaldo & Andressa) takes on new life through the lens of Mose, who gives the original song a new groove while incorporating his signature hypnotic production process. This is a new version of the song with slightly different melodic variations so it is truly a fresh new offering to the world.

Mose
https://mosemusic.com
https://soundcloud.com/mosemusica

Bóveda Celeste (Arnaldo & Andressa)
https://arnaldoherrera.com

Art
www.instagram.com/agua_bel/

Mastering
www.antilogicberlin.com/

Oso Blanco

Music

Oso Blanco (Mose Remix / Arnaldo & Andressa)

Ayahuasca Icaro by Huitoto shaman Mariano,  Recorded August 2003

Ayahuasca Icaro by Huitoto Shaman Mariano

A song from my 2015 release, Arrow To The Sun, available here:
https://murraykyle.bandcamp.com

Crow Feet

Recorded live on the shores of Lake Atitlan, Guatemala in January, 2017, this EP is an acoustic sneak peek of IEMANJO's upcoming full-length release featuring a bonus version of the beloved Peruvian medicine song "Desde Cuñaq Viene"

All songs/lyrics written by IEMANJO (Ben Harris) except for "Desde Cuñaq Viene" (traditional Peruvian)

https://www.facebook.com/iemanjo/
https://soundcloud.com/iemanjo

Ben Harris: vocals, ukulele
Isaac Fairbank: bass
Paul Mitchell: guitar, harmonium, vocals
Eric D. Vaughan: flutes
Marco El Tigiro: percussion
Jurema Yakecan, Matia Kalliangas, Diana Egizi: vocals and percussion

Recorded by Matthew Eklund, mixed by Ben Harris
Mastered by Sergio Brentan at Fluxfield Studio, Brazil

Desde Cuñaq Viene

Madre Tierra / Ampersan / Contradicciones

Sacred Healing Waters

Joy of the Water Spirits

(Volume #4) Mi Cambio [My Change]

Nube Pasajera (Passing Cloud)

"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

Rainer Scheurenbrand - Cavlo Marinho

Oracion Lakota traducida al español
inspirada en gran misterio de luis paniagua

Wakan Tanka

Four voices coalesce. Rooted in rhythm. The women of Ley Line transcend language and genres to create a sound that seems to emerge from deep within the earth. Dynamic harmonies run like a current through textures of stand up bass, guitar, ukulele and percussion. Raised on the North American traditions of blues, folk and soul and inspired by their world travels, Ley Line creates a global soundscape; blending rhythms and influences from Brazil, Latin America and West Africa. Ley Line’s multilingual performances unite audiences around the world.

Ley Line is the musical merging of two duos. Austinites Kate Robberson and Emilie Basez met twin sisters Madeleine and Lydia Froncek at the Telluride Bluegrass Festival in 2013. Since reuniting in Austin, Texas in 2015, Ley Line has been weaving together their individual journeys into a collective vision. Through intimate live performances and multilingual lyrics, Ley Line’s music inspires connection across the peaks and valleys of the human experience.

Oxum

Ley Line

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