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Get Sun

Get Sun (feat. Arthur Verocai)

Rah Digga feat. Rapsody - And Another One (Produced by 14KT)

Edit: super honored to be the winner. Huge thank you to Hiatus Kaiyote for the opportunity. You're true legends. 

My entry remix/track for another beat battle hosted this year by Hiatus Kaiyote. Messed with stems and quickly recorded some additional sounds n instruments I can't really play. Lots of switch ups. Enjoy!

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Hiatus Kaiyote  - Get Sun ft. Arthur Verocai (Pawelg.'s Sleepless Remix )

Welcome to Episode 3 of The Daily Meditation Podcast! The first week of this daily podcast will be all about laying the foundation of your meditation ritual. In this third episode you explore your breath -- a meditator's best  friend. You learn two different breathing techniques that instantly calm you. They are so simple to do that you can do them all day long.

Be sure to head over to www.SipandOm.com for the Weekly Slow Down Guide with all the techniques that I share this week. You'll also find a Meditation Bundle waiting for you there that includes a Meditation Journal, A List of Affirmations that Work, and The Guide to Top Herbal Teas for Stress Relief. Settle yourself in for 15 minutes of peace, energy + clarity.

Music composed by Christopher Lloyd Clarke. Licensed by RoyaltyFreeMusic.com.

Episode 003 Your Breath

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Pressure

Stream

Bennett Coast - Pressure

Vacation

Fair Warning

Hello, SPIRITUAL WARRIOR!

Welcome to my SoundCloud where I share 15 FREE guided meditations with you - I hope they serve you well. If you want to go deeper still, I offer more guided meditations on a variety of other platforms - you can choose what works best for YOU!

You can find me on Insight Timer, Youtube, or my Mind Shift membership - all links are in my Soundcloud profile! Also, if you haven't already joined the Sweetspot Community, join now (link in profile) so you can receive a FREE e-newsletter from me twice per month with a guided meditation & a video lesson sent directly to your inbox!

In the meantime, keep meditating & I'll see you in the gap! -davidji

Accepting This Moment Guided Meditation

Ruff Draft

Nothing Like This (Dilla's Mix)

Slum Village, Vol. 0

Sentimental Love

Part of Me

Sirgin’s story begins in Norfolk, Virginia, born to an Australian mother and African American father who shared a deep love for reggae music. But his earliest memories weren’t of harmony—they were shaped by the chaos of addiction and survival. With a father caught in the streets and a mother fighting to keep her family safe, Sirgin, only two years old, was uprooted and carried across the world to Perth, Western Australia. What followed was a childhood marked by struggle and silence. Music became his escape and his expression, the one place where he could channel everything he couldn’t say out loud. Years later, a surprise call from the father he hadn’t seen in over a decade pulled Sirgin back to the States. In Altoona, Pennsylvania—a small town that became a landing ground for recovering addicts and a hunting ground for dealers—Sirgin was reintroduced to a father trying to make amends. It was there, in a makeshift home studio built by his dad and uncles, that hip-hop entered his life not just as a sound, but as a culture, a reality, and a lifeline. Sirgin found clarity. A vision of a world beyond pain, beyond conditioning. A world of color, creativity, and infinite possibility. He rebuilt himself from nothing. But tragedy struck again. His younger brother Moses, who had quietly fought his own battle with heroin, overdosed. Sirgin couldn’t save him—and that pain became the ignition for something new. Music returned, not as a career move, but as therapy, mission, resurrection.

Part of Me

Sirgin Demarcus