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Mera Man Loche

Gathering in the Light

Hey Ma Durga

Prana Apana

J'ai contemplé les nuages et j'ai entendu leur paroles et leur musiques (Sound of the Clouds),
cela m'a questionné sur ma vie (My Life),
et j'ai décidé d'entreprendre un voyage (The Journey),
cela m'a amené, par monts et par vaux, à découvrir un endroit singulier (Magic Place),
dans ce lieu je vécu une expérience particulière (Eclosion),
elle m'amena à la rencontre de gens de tout horizons, mais d'un même cœur (La Tribu de la Tierra),
ils me firent découvrir et comprendre cette flamme si universelle que je ne saisissais pourtant pas (Love),
depuis, je sème autant que je le peux, ces petites graines qui m'ont été offertes (Sunflower),
et je m'en vais à nouveau à travers les dunes (Dune),
égrainer les parties de moi que ce voyages a façonné...
…une fois encore à l'écoute des nuages....

Julien Aslak Aho : Handpans
Sacha Unity Nielsen : Handpans, Cajon, Voix
Antoine Scheuner : Contrebasse
Christophe Béguin : Batterie
Baptiste Bieri : Guitare, Voix
Sophie Rampa : Voix, Flûtes

Enregistrement, mixage et mastering : Antoine Scheuner

Illustration, graphisme : Gaëlle Vejlupek

Sound of the Clouds

Sound Of The Clouds

A laid-back, 4-to-the-floor, feel-good remix of Praful's popular song, with added melodies and rhythms. Perfect for (ecstatic) dancing and chilling.

Danza De La Tribu - Bravon Remix

Vinyl + tapes on Bandcamp: https://tatsuromurakami.bandcamp.com/album/mita-koyama-cho

Streaming Links: https://lnk.dmsmusic.co/tatsuromurakami_mitakoyamacho

'Mita Koyama-cho' offers a fresh perspective on today’s ambient music scene, blending acoustic and electronic elements into a rich, evocative soundscape. Murakami, a multi-instrumentalist, weaves together acoustic and jazz guitar, saxophone, fretless bass, and an array of keyboards—including vintage synthesizers, Mellotron, and acoustic piano. The result is a fusion of jazz, new age, folk, Brazilian music, and even 1970s progressive rock.

With an intuitive sense of melody and arrangement, Murakami layers warm cassette textures, vintage amp tones, and intricate string and saxophone orchestrations. 'Mita Koyama-cho' is a deeply personal tribute to the musician’s family and the Tokyo neighborhood they once called home—demolished in 2024 due to corporate redevelopment.

Sax on track 1 by Hikaru Yamada
Mastering by Chihei Hatakeyama
Design by Yudai Osawa
Obi text by Masaaki Hara
Photography by Anais-karenin
Insert photography by Tanaka Ueno

Unnoticed Stagnation

post-Covid man (chrome cut) [instrumental]

Loka Samastha

Джая Шива Шанкара

Meditational electronic mantra with an Oriental promise. Included on the Ayurveda CD. Suitable for afterparty, yogha and jacuzzi.

Mantra

Hari Bhajan Kaur - Long Time Sun

A gentle yet expansive spirit pervades all the music of Mirabai Ceiba. The delicate sounds of harp, piano, and guitar blend with lovingly intertwined voices amid lush celestial soundscapes. Their concerts are group celebrations for peace—joyous and loving occasions that embody the duo's profound belief in music as a universal language uniting all the world's peoples, cultures and traditions.

Mirabai Ceiba is a duo consisting of guitarist/singer Markus Sieber and singer/harpist/pianist Angelika Baumbach. They come from different parts of the world. Markus is East German. Angelika was born in Tucson, Arizona, and grew up in a small village near Mexico City, the daughter of a Mexican mother and German father.

Together, Angelika and Markus have forged engaging new style of world devotional music blending Gurmukhi mantras from the Kundalini Yoga tradition with original songs in English and Spanish that reflect a Native American influence and also draw words of wisdom from Rumi, Thich Nhat Hanh, Guru Nanak and Yogi Bhajan. Through exquisitely crafted recordings like their CD A Hundred Blessings, Mirabai Ceiba weave a beguiling tapestry from these diverse influence and sources. And that's what the music feels like: a beneficent and abundant gift from the universe. In concert, they inspire all present to chant together in a spirit of compassionate love and Oneness.

Even the name Mirabai Ceiba embodies the influences of both India and Native Latin America. Mirabai (1498-1547) was a Hindu mystical singer. Her songs express the longing of the individual self to be one with the universal self, represented by Krishna. For Angelika and Markus, the name Mirabai "is the exploration, the devotion, the inspiration in all the different aspects of divinity."

And the Ceiba is a sacred tree of Latin America which is never cut and grows very tall. "We wish our music could be like the Ceiba tree," say Markus and Angelica, "with roots deep in Mother Earth and branches extending far and wide into Father Sky."

By Alan Di Perna ( writer for Yoga Journal )

Mera Man Loche

Mirabai Ceiba

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