oy vey, Im certainly no mensch... I really had acted a chutzpah by shlepping the gefilte fish all ovah the place while airing my grievances on Festivus. What a klutz, ah me. I could kvetch about it and putz around some more but that would just make me more of a shmendrik!  What a meshugana this turned out to be, thanks Dr. Vinklestein!

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This song was written at the same time as ‘Get Up’ which I posted a couple of months ago and is very much a partner piece to it. I’ve given it a more jazzy feel and upped the tempo from my first  version which I hope has given it a brighter and lighter feel. I’ve also multi-tracked the ‘Uh Oh’ vocal loop and added a few effects to make it a little more prominent in the mix - it is after all the title! I very much hope you enjoy this one and, if you have time, maybe leave a comment. The feedback I’ve had on the other songs has been really, really helpful ( and very encouraging too! ).

Uh Oh!

OUT NOW ON DESERT TRAX
deserttrax.bandcamp.com/album/saraswa…rkaba-remixes
:: Saraswati's Twerkaba Remixes from: 
1) CloZee + LuSiD
2) David Starfire
3) Nanosphere
4) Landswitcher
5) TRIBONE
6) Mindex
7) SoLow
8) Original DD mix

Desert Trax is thrilled to bring fans a star-studded remix pack for ”Saraswati's Twerkaba,” the smash lead track from Desert Dwellers' Clear Path compilation, which was originally released in 2016 by Sofa Beats. The exotically innovative original from Amani Friend and Treavor Moontribe sees the Desert Dwellers blending their signature downtemple dub sounds with global club flavors. It was inspiration enough to draw in a wide range of remixers amped to take on the task.

French guitarist and glitch sensation CloZee joined forces with LuSiD for an earthy, percussive take. Southern California bass legend David Starfire leaned more into the clubby side of the yoga twerk track. Mindex and Landswitcher both went dark and dangerous on their respective remixes, pulling heavily from the subsonic sampling and fearlessly pushing the track into the cavernous abyss. Patiently building from mild murmur to full on twisted roar, Nanosphere stretches Saraswati into a psy opus. Israeli sensation TRIBONE stripped the cut down all the way to its primal, midtempo stomp, and there is no doubt his take will turn dance floors loose with its relentless pulse.

The “Saraswati's Twerkaba” remix pack features 8 tracks with 40+ minutes of music and is available July 17th on all major sites worldwide.

Album Cover Artwork: Gonzalo Rescalvo (Abzzolum) Mastering by Gregor - www.gz-mastering.com

www.desertdwellers.org :: www.deserttrax.com

Saraswati's Twerkaba (Remixes)

Desert Dwellers - Saraswati's Twerkaba (Nanosphere Remix)

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Symbolico & MantisMash - Its A Sine (Hadra Records - Hadracadabra #6 VA)

These frames are the frames of my soul as I keep flowing in the journey of creation.
This journey is a path that goes beyond therapy and beyond the need for healing of our human kind into the picture of the world as an infinite frame of stories within stories all depending on one another for the realization of the harmony within the totality of stories.
Reflections are our way of looking at our own essence and yet learn something new each time we look.
The message in this story is not these words or this music in this album rather, 
the message is always - listen.
You are perceiving all and yet you make this whole into infinite yous. 
Infinite point of views
Of you and you and you. 
Thank you for listening.

Perceiving All

Miss Anthropocene

IDORU

“The sorbet is a very tasty treat for those long, hot summer days.”

Sorbet for the Soul is a collaboration between Globular (UK) (www.facebook.com/Globular) and Radioactive Sandwich (USA) (www.radioactivesandwich.com). This project came about from the desire to combine their amazing talents to create a very special conceptual release. Each artist started with the same set of samples and built their tracks around those sounds. Globular cooked up Lemon, while Radioactive Sandwich provided the tasty Mango. They then traded tracks and reinterpreted the other’s original track. Globular created Mamon from Mango, and Radioactive Sandwich created Lengo from Lemon. The end product is a 4 song EP that flows and blends seamlessly, each track containing flavors from the others, much like a tasty summer frozen treat. The artwork was provided by the insanely talented Sid Basu (www.sidbasu.com).

Lemon and Mamon written by Globular. Mango and Lengo written by Radioactive Sandwich. Mastering by Radioactive Sandwich at Slicetwodio. Artwork by Siddhartha Basu (www.sidbasu.com). Released with Omnitropic 2013.

1. Globular - Lemon (97bpm)
2. Radioactive Sandwich - Lengo (97bpm)
3. Radioactive Sandwich - Mango (95bpm)
4. Globular - Mamon (91bpm)

GET THESE TASTY TUNES!

01 - Globular - Lemon

From Shanti Planti's Rhythm Code V Compilation:

The fifth electrifying entry to Shanti Planti’s annual compilation series, ‘Rhythm Code 5’ unites the musical visions of over twenty artists from across the globe in a tale of converging minds and shapeshifting realities. Drawing energy from a menacing fusion of dark, surreal, and heavy-hitting electronic styles, these protean creations speak to the essence of psychedelic music in their deployment of rapturous basslines, mind-bending melodies, and full-spectrum acoustics. Hitting on every tempo and extracting the raw essence of what those landscapes can offer, Shanti Planti and its expanding cohort of sonic mystics invite listeners to peel back the layers separating these realms and relish in the universal rhythms embedded within all creation.

Artwork : Quanta
Mastering: Mindex
Writing: Soundscrybe

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