Name: Amazon Rainforest - 30 Minutes Of Unique Natural Soundscape by Nicholas McMahan
Duration: 30 min
Description: A unique soundscape from the lower Amazon Basin in Ecuador. A natural cacophony of insects, amphibious critters, aves, and more. This is a recording from a trip I took to Ecuador in 2020.

A unique soundscape from the lower Amazon Basin in Ecuador. A natural cacophony of insects, amphibious critters, aves, and more. This is a recording from a trip I took to Ecuador in 2020.

Amazon Rainforest - 30 Minutes Of Unique Natural Soundscape

From upcoming EP "Rest"

Releases 12th October 2022

Pre-order Cassette / Digital: naturetales.bandcamp.com/album/rest

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All music written, produced & mixed by Heinrich Lenz
Mastering by Molle Nifkin
Illustration by Líva Igovena
Graphic design by Markus Trige Frandsen

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The Earth Viewing Experiment - Rest

TRACKLIST: 

1.Allen - Radio Wave Emissions (The 20th Century)
2.Konduku - Cipres
3.Forest Drive West - Hidden Past
4.Allen - Stellar Object
5.Area Forty One - Reminiscence
6.An Galar Dub - Beat Abstract 
7.Area Forty One - Desolated Grounds
8.Area Forty One - GN-Z11
9.Area Forty One - Supernova
10.VC-118A - Serge Extract
11.VC-118A - Aurora
12.Allen - Insecta
13.Q3A - Space Chamber 
14.VC-118A - Lost
15.VC-118A - Crunch
16.Bz - Nautilus
17.Forest Drive West - Void Control
18.Lemna - Dodecahedron
19.Bz - Night Operators
20.ASC - Stargate

Lost in Transmission

Ekh by @giadarmusic ft. Aria Falco

Also available on a limited edition digipack CD:
https://atlantearecords.bandcamp.com/album/ambient-iii

Cover artwork by Anthony Asher - Yates
Mastering by Andrea Porcu
2022 © Atlantea Records

Ambient III

Giadar - Ekh (feat. Aria Falco)

last track of the CD ''Ashtayama-Song of Hours'', on Amiata Records, Florence 2000, based on Raag Malkauns, only voice and digital delays by A.Cuni and W.Durand

Eight Yama  Deep Night

Kante Ar / Ecstatic Dance / V - Live / Prague 23.3.2023

A recent Spring Dawn in the Queets Rainforest inside the Olympic National Park
The air is cool and the light is filtered through a canopy of Sitka Spruce and Douglas Fir, Pacific Chorus Frogs crowded in an ephemeral wet-spot seemingly don't know if it's day or night as they sing around the clock here. The river sounds like a soft pillow in the distance, a dull roar that is more comforting than disturbing, fading away behind a biophonic meditation.

As twilight dawns with First light, local birds join the the chorus with the frog. Varied Thrushes with their nasally mysterious alarm-like cry. Pacific Wrens who seemingly believe that everyone needs to hear what they have to say. Song Sparrows with some of the happiest song ever to delight. A Chestnut-backed Chickadee that inspects the microphones, pulling little tufts of the wind protection to pad a nest. Northern Flickers and Chipmunks compete to see who has the best chatter.

All the while, the frogs continue on in cycles of chorused and cycles of silence, punctuated only by the occasional encounter trill or inquiring contact croak.

Northwest Soundscapes

Queets Rainforest, Vernal Dawn Chorus With Frogs

Queremos Paz - Session 14

Our bodies are the libraries of our personal, ancestral and collective stories. They hold the extraordinary wisdom and details of our lives. We carry imprinted memories that have manifested into our accomplishments and struggles. The remains in our bodies directly influence our personal health, thoughts, relationships, and actions.

Through this 5Rhythms® Wave you can discover, express, release and acknowledge those story pieces that are ready to open inside your body. Set an intention before you start your practice to explore a specific story, memory, sensation or feeling. You can complete your movement practice with some journal writing or meditation. 

"All around me, filling me, are proofs that the human spirit holds all of history, that we embody it in our muscles and bones, passing it along in our genes, its mystical currents flowing in our blood. Here we discover all that has occurred since the beginning of time, the explosion of form out of formlessness. Everything is all-so-clearly revealed in the chaos of the dance.” - Gabrielle Roth

The Stories We Hold 5Rhythms® Wave

Parte da série TOPOGRAFIAS. ‘Topografar’ a música seria vê-la como algo exterior, um sobrevôo de imagens, figuras, trajetórias e lugares virtuais. 
Em lugar deste vôo, A PAISAGEM (1987) expõe uma aterrisagem forçada matéria adentro - uma inútil tentativa de retenção do fluxo temporal. A gravação da soprano Amelita Galli-Curci, feita no início do século XX, presta-se a pesquisas que se iniciam narrativamente, como se a agulha do gramophone penetrasse na massa do suporte de gravação. Debaixo de uma ‘chuva’ de materialidades - que não excluem a da ebonite - passam notas distantes da gravação original, não por acaso da ária ADDIO DEL PASSATO, da TRAVIATA. Disse-me, na época, o Tato Taborda: ‘...estás passando por uma fase muito gótica, meu caro...’. Mas o processo de composição foi pura diversão, quase jazzístico: não muito mais que uma sessão de improvisação em estúdio, em que a maior parte do tempo tinha sido dedicada à montagem de dispositivos no sintetizador (Roland System100), de set-ups nos delays (analógicos), de trechos gravados em fita (dois gravadores Revox bipistas e um Teac 4 pistas), mais um sintetizador DX7. Da mesma época, e como resultado desse mergulho, surgiram (e sumiram) as MINERALOGIAS.

A Paisagem

Rain falling on the branches of a dead mopane tree in the Namib desert. Recorded with Sony PCM D10 and a pair of Lom mikroUsi microphones taped to the dry branches. Read about my epedition to Namibia at https://mindful-audio.com/blog/namibia-sound-recording-2020

Amazon Rainforest - 30 Minutes Of Unique Natural Soundscape

Nicholas McMahan

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