Name: Swoon Remixed by Rising Appalachia in Random Jam
Duration: 4 min 42 s
Description: This track is from the album The Sails of Self and is available for purchase on CD Baby here: http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/RisingAppalachia

I'm so intoxicated with your melodious music

So many times a remix makes a song worse - but this did not happen in this case. Love it.

Random Jam

Free download: http://www.mediafire.com/view/0a0q9hhgl8esdqf/01%20Jen%20Titus%20-%20O%20Death%20(Karnage's%20Dubstep%20Remix).m4a

NOTE: No profit will be/has been generated from this song. It was made just for fun.

This is a remix of Jen Titus' song 'O Death' taken from the TV show 'Supernatural', season 5 episode 21.

I don't watch the show but after hearing the song from a video on YouTube, I wanted to do something more with it. It's really weird but I gave it a go :)

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Jen Titus - O Death (Karnage's Dubstep Remix)

Released June 21, 2022

Written and Performed by Marya Stark
Produced by Lo.Renzo
Originally Produced and Arranged by Joshua Penman

Guest Musicians:
Benjy Wertheimer- Esraj
Mama Crow- Vocals
David Brewer- Bodhran

Photography- Sydni Indman
Graphic Design- Tessa Shields

Rose Lineage (Lo.Renzo Remix) ft. Benjy Wertheimer + Mama Crow

This play list is to inspire you to open to the luminous sacred fire of Shakti within you. She will come, if she feels your devotional heart. Breathe her into your womb, give thanks and dance her up.  She is the great awakener, the great transformer, surrender your body open to her love.

Fallen Light - [01] - Afterglo

Floating Sweetness - DJ Drez

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lyrics:

(Yeah… what?)
(Wait, huh…)
(See what I’m sayin’?)

I been lost in the pills, can’t stand it (Can’t stand it)
Every night feelin’ stuck on a planet (On a planet)
Xans in my drink, and I’m crashin’ (I’m crashin’)
Tryna fill the void with distractions (With distractions)
Broken heart and I still can’t mask it (Still can’t)
Face numb, but the pain keep lastin’ (Keep lastin’)
Call me up when the world feels tragic
Tears on my face but I smile like it’s magic

Cold nights in the back of the whip (Skrrt)
Ash on my jeans and the blood on my lips
Tattoo scars, they remind me of this
Every love that I get just turns into a myth
She said forever but forever was fake
I mix the lean with the dreams that I chase
Wake up slow, can’t escape my fate
I drown in the drugs just to numb my brain

I been lost in the pills, can’t stand it (Can’t stand it)
Every night feelin’ stuck on a planet (On a planet)
Xans in my drink, and I’m crashin’ (I’m crashin’)
Tryna fill the void with distractions (With distractions)
Broken heart and I still can’t mask it (Still can’t)
Face numb, but the pain keep lastin’ (Keep lastin’)
Call me up when the world feels tragic
Tears on my face but I smile like it’s magic

(What is you sayin’… yeah)
(What is you sayin’… yeah)
I’m just stuck in the pain, what is you sayin’?
(Yeah, yeah… what is you sayin’?)

broken heart (prod. yxngxs)

three aums

Arli - Fata Morgana - 04 Coral

Be sure to listen to the twin record, "MUSIC TO DIE TO" for the complete listening experience : http://soundcloud.com/eastforest

Trevor Oswalt's near-death experiences catalyzed a search for answers. After two violent bicycle accidents – the second of which causing almost identical injuries to the first incident – he began searching for understanding; his path eventually lead him to volunteer in a hospice, until Oswalt, aka East Forest, felt comfortable facing his fears. 

"Everyone copes with loss and trauma in different ways," he says.  "I was searching for a way that could help me and others at the same time." 

That search birthed the idea for his next album, Music To Die To, out February 26, 2016 on Aquilo Records.  "People think that nearly everything in life stems from the fact that we know we're going to die, and that real creative freedom comes from accepting our mortality," Oswalt says. "Part of this album is literally music for people to die to, but it's also the soundtrack of my own journey toward acceptance."

Inspired by one of his idols, Keith Jarrett, and his The Köln Concert, Oswalt knew he'd improvise most of the recordings by live looping a combination of vintage pianos, his voice, and original field recordings, all with the theme of life's finite nature in mind.  Recording on an organic farm in upstate New York and a remote ranch in the southern Utah high desert, he bunkered in until he had more than enough for one album. 
"Once you get out into nature and get the ball rolling, the improvisation starts to flow through you," he says. "I love the idea of giving birth to music on the spot, to record something in the moment that won't be made again."

Armed with a surplus of material, East Forest realized the perfect bookend: Music To Be Born To, the sister album to Music To Die To. To me, birth comes from the space created by the destruction of something, not the other way around. Out of death comes birth.” 

Together, the twin releases form a perfect pair, complementing the other in not only theme, but in musical substance. The former is an optimistic glow bathed in waves of his "blissful" (NPR), ethereal sound; the latter is more direct, more organic, and more focused - embodying an increasingly-mature sound and aesthetic.  but provides a fresher start with a newer beginning.

In 2016, he's back in Portland, but is now armed with a live show that is continually evolving; sometimes performing solo, sometimes with a string section, and often with cinematic projections. With experience as a performing pianist for a dance troupe, in a hospice volunteering as well as in the Amazonian jungle searching for answers, his music is a connected journey that's been dubbed "a revelatory excursion in sound" (Under The Gun Review) that invites listeners to "go on a journey of self discovery" (Earmilk).  He's been featured on NPR's Second Stage and Tiny Desk Contest, and shared the stage with Moby. 

"We forget that we are nature. We feel so much separation in our modern life, inundated with so much information; I believe our solutions will come from the inside out. They're already here, we're just uncovering them." 

"It’s all a process of discovery.  We need to give space for that which wants to emerge  -- something needs to die for something else to be born.  Making these albums was my way of creating some space, and inside I hope to hear an answer.

WEB - http://www.eastforest.org 
FB - http://www.facebook.com/eastforestmusic
INSTAGRAM - http://instagram.com/eastforest
YOUTUBE: http://www.youtube.com/user/eastforestmusic
TWITTER - http://www.twitter.com/eastforestmusic

#eastforest #eastforestmusic

Trevor Oswalt - live looped music, field recordings, vocals
Taylor Deupree - mastering
Michael Robinson - art direction

Formats CD/DIGITAL/CASSETTE

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For Elena

I Put You First

Anders Osborne stopped by the88.1 KDHX studio in Saint Louis on May 15,2012 for a live in studio performance on Howzit Bayou. Audio by Dan Kinney. discover more great media at http://kdhx.org

Anders Osborne "Tracking My Roots" Live at KDHX 5/15/12

Anders Osborne "Black Tar" Live at KDHX 5/15/12

PAn'Nam

This track is from the album The Sails of Self and is available for purchase on CD Baby here: http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/RisingAppalachia

Swoon Remixed

Bliss- Song For Olabi

Anders Osborne and Stanton Moore - On the Road to Charlie Parker - Live Bootleg 4-23-2010

Live Music at it's finest.

Recorded at the Rock N Bowl in New Orleans, Louisiana on April 23rd, 2010.  

Recorded on a Zoom H4N at 48bit 96khz.

Anders Osborne and Stanton Moore - On the Road to Charlie Parker - Live Bootleg 4-23-2010

Sisters Leah and Chloe Smith founded Rising Appalachia on their back porch in Georgia, playing simple fiddle and banjo melodies and leaning into their families rich musical traditions. It has since become a globally recognized Americana and world folk ensemble, celebrating a unique blend of Southern-rooted music, storytelling, and community. The band features David Brown (bass, guitar), Duncan Wickel (fiddle, cello), and Biko Casini (percussion), and infuses music with a unique tapestry of Appalachian, Irish and traditional influence but stays connected to simple songwriting. Rising Appalachia has captivated audiences for nearly 2 decades, from busking in New Orleans to touring Europe, and has been featured at prestigious venues like Red Rocks, Telluride Bluegrass Festival and Woodford Folk Fest. Their performances at NPR's Tiny Desk and Preservation Jazz Hall have solidified their status in the folk music scene. Breaking industry norms, the band's approach to music is as much an artistic statement as it is a movement, culminating in their newest album, 'Folk and Anchor' a carefully curated collection of cover songs. This project includes remakes from Bob Dylan to James Blake, Erykah Badu to Beyonce and showcases their eclectic style, inviting listeners into a rich musical journey.

Swoon Remixed

Rising Appalachia

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