To be played at lower volumes to allow the flow of thoughts and reflections.  Music can be played in the background. Activities that require focus and concentration can be performed.

Dynamic Range Music Collections

INDIAN | CLASSICAL | FUSION | FOLK | CULTURE | HERITAGE

HEAVEN - Rakesh Chaurasia and Talvin Singh remix (bansuri)

A Short Breezy clip played in The Ragam Nalinakanthi , Mixed awesomely by my talented Guruji / Music Director / Composer / Lyricist - Raghav Avinash.....A Serene feel indeed.

Journey with Nalinakanthi

Fusion, Charkha - Indian Ocean, Pandit Vishwa Mohan Bhatt

Charkha - Indian Ocean, Pandit Vishwa Mohan Bhatt

Violin - Raghavasimhan Sankaranarayanan
Guitar - Sanjeev Krishna Ganesh
Keyboards - Sooraj Kumar
Percussions - Raghav Viswanathan
Bass - Murali Dhananjey
Drums - Vignesh Ashok
Recording,Mix and Master - Navneeth Balachanderan

Garage Sudha

Bombay Dub Orchestra City Of Amber

Project YUJ has faithfully and authentically bridged the gap of the Western and Indian traditions through their brand of music, Neo-Carnatic Funk. YUJ's command of style allows the band members to effortlessly shift gears and steer the course into the unknown, flanked by novelty and technique to burn. From the slick modern arrangement of Deekshitar's classic kriti “Mahaganapathim”, to the upbeat montunos of “Maputo”, to the korvais of  “Reethigowla Blues”, all the way to the Flecktones - inspired, “Banjo Rumble”, the album consistently surprises and changes course, keeping the listener surprised, guessing and eager for more. If the maiden voyage holds this much promise, the future looks bright.

01 Mahaganapathim (Muthuswamy Deekshitar Kriti Re - Arranged)

"Earth" is a meditative journey through sound, weaving together voice, the gentle resonance of chimes and the soothing rhythm of Black Forest rain. Layered with subtle rhythmic textures, the track blends organic field recordings with ambient sound design. It’s an ode to grounding, stillness, and the quiet dialogue between nature and spirit.

Earth

An AI assisted rap instrumental based off of an original recorded song with vocals and guitar.

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Production: Medicine Fox
with samples from: 
Anggopanku Hila Himbala ( Indonesia )
Ravi Shankar Raga Bhairavi ( India ) 

Searching For The East  ~  Ravi Shankar Remix

Darren Sangita ft Suhail Yusuf Khan - Worldweave (Spiritual Sarangi Dub)
Written & Produced by Darren Sangita @ Sangita Studio, London.  Sarangi by the masterful Suhail Yusuf Khan.  Synths, Drums & Guitar By Darren Sangita.

Giving thanks for the light of this life.
May All Beings Know Peace.
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Volume II - The Mysticism of Music, Sound and Word
Part II: Music
Chapter III
THE MUSIC OF THE SPHERES (Continued)

The human body is a vehicle of the spirit, a completed vehicle which experiences all the different aspects of creation. This does not mean that all other forms and names which exist in this world, some as objects, others as creatures, are not responsive to the expression of the spirit. In reality every object is responsive to the spirit and to the work of the spirit, which is active in all aspects, names and forms of the universe. One reads in the Masnavi of Rumi, that the earth, the water, the fire and the air, before man are objects, but before God they are living beings. They work at His command, as man understands living beings working under the command of a master. If creation can be explained, it is the phases of sound or of vibration, which manifest in different grades in all the various forms in life.
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In answer to the question as to what is the experience of those who dive deep into life, and who touch the depth within, Hafiz has said, 'It is not known how far is the destination, but so much I know, that music from afar is coming to my ears'. The music of the spheres, according to the point of view of the mystic, is like the lighthouse in the port that a man sees from the sea, which tells him that he is coming nearer to his destination. What music may this be? If there were no harmony in the essence of life, life would not have created harmony in this world of variety. And man would not have longed for something which was not in his spirit. Everything in this world which seems to lack harmony is in reality the limitation of man's own vision. The wider the horizon of his observation becomes, the more harmony of life he enjoys. In the very depth of man's being the harmony of the working of the whole universe is summed up in a perfect music. Therefore the music of the spheres is the music which is the source of creation, the music which is heard while traveling towards the goal of all creation. And it is heard and enjoyed by those who touch the very depth of their own lives.
 




Worldweave (Spiritual Sarangi Dub)

Maya

Taken from the 3 Cities in Dub remix album and remixed by Derek Beres and David Schommer of the wonderfully eclectic Earthrise Soundsystem.

Egypt By Air - Earthrise SoundSystem  Remix

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Featured on the album Ashirvad on Sangita Sounds.  KUSH TEA is a journey through exotic spaces, inspired by the devotional sentiments of Raga Bhairavi.

The ambient intro opens to auspicious mantras with Sukhdev Mishra glorifying the holy name of ‘Hari’, followed by Gopal Banerjee praising the cosmic gurus of the Vedic pantheon with the famous invocation, “Guru Brahma, Guru Vishnu, Guru Deva Maheshvara, Guru Sakshad Param Bramha, Tasmai Sri Guruve Namah”.

Gypsy guitar then introduces a melodic theme from a popular Bengali Bhajan, “Bhaja Hure Mana” by the 16th cent. Vaishnava poet Govinda Das, who advises his mind to be devotional“My dear mind, just take shelter in adoring Sri Nandanadan (Krishna), at whose lotus feet there is no fear”. The journey then takes us through a mystical flight of fancy with dreamy cello, oboe, violin and an ambient incantation. The dynamics then rise with dramatic insistence to a Central Asian Gipsy jig, then turns East again via Varanasi to the grooves of Bengal.

Concluding our mystical journey, we find the ecstatic bard Haradhan das Baul, wandering along the banks of mother Ganga, questioning his divinely inebriated state with the poignant finale, “Ki mode cowalo kishori ?” “What intoxicant have you given me?”.

https://sangitasounds.bandcamp.com/album/ashirvad

Ashirvad

Kush Tea by Ashirvad

Vellai Pookal - Contemporary Carnatic medley by Karthick Iyer

www.karthickiyer.com

Bombay Dub Orchestra City Of Amber

Nun Ma

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