Mystic Ocean (Downtempo yoga flow music with electric guitar)

Music is like an illusion and secret door to endless imagination where everything is possible and sky is no longer the limit.

Artist: Marek Jakubowicz 
Album: Illusion
Official release: 2021-08-01

Music composed by Marek Jakubowicz
Guitar - Marek Jakubowicz (Poland)
Piano - Filip Chojnacki (Poland)
Kamalin - Arsam Babaei (Iran)
Virtual instruments - Marek Jakubowicz

Photo Art by Gośka Małecka
Mix & Mastering by Przemek Ślużyński
Produced by Marek Jakubowicz

Visit Website: www.marekjakubowicz.com

Dark Rose

Arabic - Turkish - Belly Dance Music

موسيقى تركية musicTürkçe ♫ ♫ الفيس بوك 
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mp3 لتحميل الموسيقى قم باخباري من هنا 
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Huseyin Delen - Masal "Klarnet"

حلويات

This is from an album of audio recorded from my music live streams on Twitch.  The drums are from a pre-programmed loop but the melody playing is improvised and played live on the stream. These are essentially live recordings, so there's mistakes and rough edges here and there.  This track is a heavy 9 beat Romani rhythm with an Armenian Duduk and Turkish Ney soloing over the top.

Ronusan - Live From Twitch

Duduk ve Ney Aksak

WEEOOO! is Xan Hughes & his Internet Band's first volume of collaborative music featuring online music buddies from Twitch.TV!

Artists include...

ConcidenceMachine - https://www.twitch.tv/CoincidenceMachine
DoYouKen - https://www.twitch.tv/DoYouKen
Zwian - https://www.twitch.tv/Zwian
Ronusan - https://www.twitch.tv/Ronusan

Please follow them and say WEEOOO whenever they are streaming!

For more theremin performances watch me LIVE @ https://www.twitch.tv/ThereminPlayer

All Rights Reserved 
Robot Head Records ©

DaVinci Code ft. Ronusan

Smokin' Rita Live @ High & Tight

Keyif, a Turkish concept that translates roughly as enchantment, delight, and conviviality, traces Atlas Maior's approach to music and life.  Keyif demonstrates the group's maturing sonic identity by featuring original material, while also exploring their multidimensional musical influences.  

Charlie Lockwood - oud
Joshua Thomson - alto saxophone
Ted Camat - drums, percussion
Gary Calhoun James - double bass

Recorded, mixed and mastered by:
Gary Calhoun James at Bell Tree Studio - Austin, TX
Produced by: Charlie Lockwood and Joshua Thomson

℗ & © 2015 by Atlas Maior. All rights reserved.

Raqs Laylah

Durbar Square Durbar is coming from Persian: دربار - darbār is a Persian term meaning the kings reunion place. A meeting point for the Persian and the indian culture, and the persian and the indian music, bringing together two of the most appreciated instruments in the ethno music as Oud and Sarod. 

There’s a long story behind oud and sarod, starting for the first one, the oud is one of the world’s most ancient musical instruments, mentioned in writings as old as the 3rd century BC. It is a pear-shaped plucked string instrument, commonly used in Arabic, Turkish, Jewish and other musical traditions. As Islam spread to Europe, so did the oud, where it was called it ‘la oud’ – which in time evolved into the lute, and later on the guitar. Oud in Arabic means “wood,” and the instrument is made completely of wood. Its sound, too, deep and dry, sends deep roots, from which ancient dreams and modern sentiments can grow. 

To understand the story of the sarod, we have to know about the rubab, known in the middle east as "the lion of instruments" created in Afghanistan around the 7th century, is the ancestor of the indian sarod. The sarod is an instrument developed in India in the IX century, being able to follow the voice, keeping the oral tradition and the feeling of the indian classical music. Is having metal strings which brings a lot of bright sound, and it’s fretless so can imitate the way of singing by sliding the metal. This project was born in Israel on September 2015, by Gad Tidhar and Jordi Prats, two musicians with more than 10 years of studies who decided to approach two cultures based in modern therms of improvised music, and also keeping the tradition by using some old compositions learned from their masters. 

Considering the meaning of Durbar square, the idea of the band is to keep oud and sarod as the cornerstones of the project, and alternate the percussionist or other musicians to bring exclusivity to each concert. A chance to hear the magic connexion between two of the most valued instruments of the middle east and India. 

Durbar

ناقوس (Bells)

Musician and composer currently living near Dallas, TX.  I play a large variety of instruments, especially traditional woodwinds from the near east and Mediterranean region.  All instruments on my tracks are performed by myself, unless otherwise noted.

Duduk ve Ney Aksak

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