Remembrance Soundscapes is the music only version of the transformational album and guide for embodiment, Remembrance. A one of a kind collaboration between five artists, including Vylana, Aubrey Marcus, Poranguí, Amani Friend (Liquid Bloom), and Eric Zang.  Remembrance Soundscapes presents these powerful offerings in their purely musical form for listeners to experience without any guidance.  With five transformational soundtracks, this album serves as a guide to support the awakening of humanity to the sacred instrument of the human body. Through the technology of ancient and modern sound design and resonant intentionality, the listener embarks on a journey through various states of consciousness to meet themselves at a deeper level. By moving energy through breath, dance, and meditation, the listener may better remember their purpose— empowering them to be of greater service, for the good of all. 

The concept of the Remembrance albums and the creation of the band, For the Good of All, is the fruition of a prayer planted as a seed over a decade past. Poranguí knew then that music would be created with Aubrey’s spoken word poetry.  Stepping into the sacred role as producer, Poranguí called in some of his favorite collaborators: Amani Friend of Liquid Bloom, whose extensive experience producing electronic music graces the album, and Eric Zang, a masterful multi-instrumentalist and mixing engineer who along with Vylana Marcus’s celestial vocals helped finish this all-star ensemble.   Special featured artists include East Forest on piano and Indrajit Roy-Chowdhury on sitar to complement this rich sonic journey. 

The Soundscapes version of the album offers a lush musical bed for listeners, inspired by many cultures, including musical influence from Vylana’s Ploynisian heritage as well as the Hindu tradition’s use of prayer, breath, dance, meditation, and service. The track titles have been named in honor of these ancient traditions. These embodiment practices are inherent to us all and by going on this journey, the listener can be in clear Remembrance, For the Good of All. 


Album Credits: 

All Original Music by For the Good of All 
Comprised of band members: 

Vylana (Vocals) 
Aubrey Marcus (Spoken Word) - Not present on Remembrance Soundscapes
Poranguí (Vocals, Didgeridoo, Percussion and Indigenous Instrumentation)
Eric Zang (Flutes, Percussion, Piano, Sound Design)
Amani Friend / Liquid Bloom (Sound Design & Production)

Featured Guest Artists
Indrajit Roy-Chowdhury (Sitar on Prana)
East Forest (Piano feature on Bodhisattva)
Dina Whelihan (Hawaiian Prayer on Atman)

Produced by: Poranguí 
Engineered by: Eric Zang and Poranguí 
Mixed by: Eric Zang 
Mastered by: Gregor at GZ Mastering and Eric Zang 

Album Art: 
Original Art by: Autumn Skye (autumnskyeart.com) 
Graphic Design by: Mac Brown 

© Sol Creation Records 2022

Artist Websites: 
aubreymarcus.com 
porangui.com
liquidbloom.com 
ericzang.com 
Indrositar.com  
Eastforest.org

Remembrance Soundscapes

Puja - Soundscape Mix

Prana was recorded and improvised live in an underground former silo in the deep southern Utah desert over the winter solstice. The temperature outside was at about 10 degrees below zero, inside a giant wood stove burned away, and all around were about twenty or so sonic journeyers forming a meditative circle on the slate floor. 

The album contains vocals - but no English - rather the vocalizations you hear are more channeled sounds intended keep our language centers quiet and our hearts open. 

5 extended tracks - running time 48 minutes. 
This is a gapless playback continuous listening experience.

Music by Trevor Oswalt
Mastered by Chris Vita at Vita Mastering
Artwork by Ross Bleckner

http://www.eastforest.org


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Nothing's like home. A place we can return to, whatever happened, whoever we are. A place that doesn't judge but listens.

There should be a home for everyone. A refuge, somewhere. A quiet place to be tended like a garden. Whether it has walls of air or bricks, or is bordered by skies and mountains, or by flesh and bones. "Will I find my true home inside myself?"

Nothing's like home.

Alessandro Barbanera is an Italian musician and composer based in Assisi. He moves in ambient, drone, and electroacoustic genres, using guitars, synths, tape machines, field recordings, and found sounds, seeking a sound that combines experimentation, artisanal approach, and emotional impact.

Produced, mixed and mastered by Alessandro Barbanera
Cover picture by Alessandro Barbanera
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