https://sangitasoundsacoustic.bandcamp.com/track/charo-charo-ambient-fusion-mix
Enjoy the magic of the expandable musical collection derived from the immanent harmonic soundscapes of our beloved friend and Baul Guru, Haradhan Das Baul.  Aural Bengali Bliss in resonant waves lap at the shore of the Baul tradition, mesmeric and hypnotic healing into the deeper levels of sentient being.  Ancient echoes rub against electronic, scientific dreamscapes....

Greg Hunter and Darren Sangita retrieved from the centre of the acoustomatic universe, a notion of exference of the enharmonic traditions of flux and flow. In this sonic melting pot of Anglo-Bengali ornamentation we share the nourishing heart chakra emanence.

http://sangitasounds.com/haradhan-bengalimystic/

Original Music & Vocal - Haradhan Das Baul
Remixed by Greg Hunter & Darren Sangita

Haradhan Das Baul - Charo Charo (Bengali Mystic Dub)

“Reminiscent of the political and cultural landscape in Gandhi’s world, this song has diverse elements and voices, but it all comes together in a beautiful, harmonious melody,” describes Wouter. Kej adds that Mahatma Gandhi is an inspiration to everyone in India - and that his universal and timeless message remains as relevant as ever. “Our intention is to convey the Great One’s vision of worldwide peace, non-violence and love through the universal language of music with instruments such as flute, guitar, string sections and vocals.

Composed by Ricky Kej and Prakash Sontakke
Produced by Ricky Kej and Wouter Kellerman
Arranged by Ricky Kej
Published by Raveolution Studios (BMI) 

Flute: Wouter Kellerman
Guitar: Ciro Hurtado
Vocals and vocal rhythms: Prakash Sontakke
Keyboards: Vanil Veigas and Ricky Kej
Bass: Ricky Kej
Keyboards and orchestral arrangements: Keerthy Narayan
String section: Cochin Chamber (Herald)
Choral arrangments: Manoj George
Choir: Bangalore Womens Choir
Percussion: Varsha Gowda

Recorded at Raveolution Studios in Bangalore by Vanil Veigas
String section recorded at Sunder Studios in Bangalore by Ricky Kej
Sitar recorded at Sound Factory in Cochin by Keerthy Narayan
Guitar recorded at Ciro Studios in Los Angeles
Flute recorded at Del Oro Music in Los Angeles by Robert Eibach

Mahatma

Erick Menezes - Excess Movement

Sapta's 6th Studio Album - Intimate Comfort Unit aka ICU

SAN FRANCISCO TO BANGKOK (feat. Athira Es, Adam Greig, Santhosh Kumar & Shravan Sridhar)

Jeremy Morris - Fearless

https://soundcloud.com/beau-fiasco - original song idea -lyrics -vocal - bass 
purpleclaire- drums - synth - guitar- backing vox - re- arrangement - Mix/Master
Executive producer -mmm 🤣🤘🏻💜🤘🏻(fanks mum)

In the half light where the whispers play
Find some solace, drift away
Behind closed curtains the noise fades out
Dulls the clamour of the world without.

Hiding away from the world outside (yeah)
Hiding away from a world that despises
Hiding away from the world outside (yeah)
Hiding away so they can't hear my cries again
Again.

In the half light where the whispers play
Find some solace, drift away
Behind closed curtains the noise fades out
Dulls the clamour of the world without.

Hiding away from the world outside (yeah)
Hiding away from a world that despises
Hiding away from the world outside (yeah)
Hiding away so they can't hear my cries again
Again.

Sliding away from the world outside (yeah)
Hiding away from a world I despise (yeah)
Hiding away from the bullshit & lies (Yeah)

Hiding away so they can't hear my cries again
Again.

It's all I seem to do these days

These Days

These Days

These Days

These Days-purpleclaire X Beau Fiasco

Don't Let Go (feat. Todd Michaelsen)

Echoes (feat. Kutle Khan)

Sagariya

First single from Black Letters upcoming album 'Still As You'.  Pre-order the album now on blackletters.bandcamp.com and iTunes.

Artwork by Noopur Choksi
Produced & Mixed by Sharath Narayan at COSMA Studio
Mastered by Justin Colletti

Still As You

Black Letters - Some Do Some Don't

The Midival Punditz are easily India’s biggest and most prolific electronica act. The past decade has seen the rise of the electronica scene within India and no single band has had more influence on its growth than Midival Punditz.
The Punditz have been trailblazers, breaking new ground with each achievement, and creating a path for others to follow. 
They were the first Indian electronica act to get signed by an international label, Six Degrees Records in the US. Over the span of their career the duo have released three formidable albums. In 2002 they released "Midival Punditz", creating quite a stir with their debut album. "Midival Times" released in 2005 and it further cemented their position as Indi-electro pioneers. Their 2009 release, "Hello Hello" has been their biggest album yet, even earning them a spot on Amazon’s top picks for 2009.. 
The Punditz are well known for their unique brand of electronica. After touring extensively all over the world, they’ve styled a unique and revolutionary live act that has room for jamming, re-mixing and innovating on stage, thus making no two live shows the same. The Punditz are renowned for these exceptional live sets, blending electronica with live percussion, vocals and Indian elements like the flute and tabla. They’ve played the biggest clubs in the world in the world shattering attendance records at each, including Fabric (London), Joe’s Pub (NYC), Blue Frog (Mumbai), Filmore East and 1015 Folsom (San Francisco) and 9:30 (Washington D.C.). They’ve played this live set at numerous festivals such as Glastonbury (UK), Paleo (Switzerland), Sunburn (Goa), Stern Grove (USA) with Tabla Beat Science, even playing to an audience of over 4,00,000 people at the Mahashivratri festival (India).

Don't Let Go (feat. Todd Michaelsen)

Midival Punditz

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