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Instituto - Bossa Chinesa (Guaraci Edit)

Desolate roads stretch across a silent expanse, guided only by flickering lights that no longer lead anywhere. Echoes linger in the underground passageways, floating between empty streets and veined alleys. Each moment feels like an unsent message, a hymn etched into the pavement, fading into static and dust. Along the way, color drains from the sky until nothing remains but a tranquil horizon where all signs disappear, and absence becomes the only language still spoken.

Xenrae

stage 10 night (1).mp3

Tiny crack in the window

"Tankwa" is Afrikaburn project. All sounds used for this track were recorded in Tankwa Town: from steps on the rocky ground to sounds of burning temple, from yoga practice to awesome balloon wedding, from rubbing-hands-shakers to walking-in-desert musicians. Thanks for everyone who took part in this project!
Support: @betelgeize 

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Betelgeize - Tankwa (Free Download)

Savia Andina's 1995 Ani Kuni with a recording of an old man singing in the street

Thanks to Stevo for the Bass line <3

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Mastering by Haunted Water

Ani Kuni (Kusht Edit) - Savia Andina W/ The Old Man

Voice Samples from  - di-li-do - ensemble pirin - kyrill stefanov -

picture - paul klee, park, 1920

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di-li-do - Kyrill Stefanov - chöko aba edit

My first outing of the forthcoming EP. 
Featuring a Xhosa boy retelling a story about a dog over a thumping drum beat. 

Enjoy!

Tropical Bangers Vol 1

Story About A Dog [OUT NOW]

look here...
https://brazzaville1.bandcamp.com/music
http://www.brazzavilleband.com/
:)

brazzaville - magura chöko aba touch

Fulani features chants from the Fulani (Fulbe) people, closer from the Wodaabe tribe from Nigeria, that still nowadays lives as nomadic cattle sheperds. 

Hadza features a stringed bow and some occasional vocals from the Hadza people from Tanzania. The Hadza, who live as hunters and gatherers until today, hunt mainly with bows and arrows, as seen on the cover. The bow which they use for killing can be used as a musical bow aswell, played with the mouth or a stick. In this archaic form, it belongs to the oldest musical instruments in known history. In this case a resonator has been added, probably a calabash, to make the bow resonate louder.

The two tracks come from a series which’s work titles where “Stur”, “Stur2” and “Stur3”, which resemble the way of producing quite well: smacking drums, a dirty sample and a simple sinewave subbass. This rough and reduced way of producing led me to this very dry and abstract songs, which I feel have and strong, present and livley drive.

The name Djouma was inspired by a sample in the mentioned third track which is not on the EP, but appears to be a male firstname. So at this point: shout out to all them Djoumas out there! Y'all have a cool name!

Hadza

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"funkenschleuder edit dub of the road"

10 is a magic number. 
We welcome funkenschleuder to the 10th round of our ynfree serie.
It‘s a dub for the road thats keeps you rolling. 
The bass is driving and you are the passenger,
take a backseat and enjoy the clouds passing by.

Song Of The Road (funkenschleuder Edit) - Jason Molina [ynFree010]

transmedia composer and quite often curious 

Booking -> agenda@numagama.com
Mastering -> audio@numagama.com
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