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Winter Solstice 2013

This week will highlight one of the world's most expressive, affordable, and versatile instruments, the human voice.

Episode 22.43
Airtime: October 17-23, 2022

Featuring:
1. Toto Bona Lokua - Ghana Blues (from the album “Toto Bona Lokua” on No Format!)
2. Sanna Kallman, Johan Hogenas - Wangol (from the album “Amanda- Cafe Creole” on CCn’C Records)
3. The Persuasions - Oh! Darling (from the album “Sing The Beatles” on Chesky Records)
4. The Bush Kids - Woma Wanti (from the album “In Aboriginal” on Caama Music)
5. Sertab Erener - Zor Kadin (from the album “Sertab” on Sony Music)
6. Intyilo - Accapella (from the album “Mama Dance! Records Sampler - African Vibes April 2001” on Mama Dance! Records)
7. Gino Sitson - Ngoyak (Black Feeling) (from the album “Song Zin'” on SMI)
8. Dorothy Masuka - Mzilikaze (Acapella) (from the album “Mzilikazi” on Gallo)
9. Bobby McFerrin - Don’t Worry Be Happy (from the album “Simple Pleasures” on Capitol)
10. Women of Mambazo - Vimba (from the album “Women of Mambazo” on Gallo)
11. Ram - Erzuli O (from the album “Kite Yo Pale” on Willibelle Music)
12. Les Charbonniers de L'enfer - Diguedin (on Productions Serge Paré)
13. Rajery - Mifankatiava (from the album “Volontany” on Indigo)
14. The Wailin' Jennys - The Parting Glass (from the album “40 Days” on Jericho Beach Music)

World A Capella

You can also find this meditation in written form at the end of Chapter One, in the book "SourcePoint Therapy: Exploring the Blueprint of Health, Merlinwood Books, 2015, by Donna Thomson. 

Order, Balance, Harmony, Flow: A Breath Meditation

A Boy

Chapter 7: The Triad

Chapter 2: The Diamond Points Meditation

single 'DAISIES' written and performed by Taylar Elizza Beth

beat produced by Urban Nerd Beats
https://www.youtube.com/user/TheDallascooper

mixed/mastered by Murk The Ruler
https://soundcloud.com/murktheruler

NEW PROJECT COMING SOON <3

DAISIES (prod. Urban Nerd)

Star in the Heart

An introduction to the Musical Ecology of Roots Grown Deep. Ensemble featuring Msaki, Nono Nkoane, Naftali, Nelius Nortje, Ntando Majola, Mthwakazi, Qhawekazi Giyose, NeahtYah, Francois Le Roux, Lantern Seka Maleka, Dan Boshoff, Roland Pickl & jKe.

According to recently revealed spiritual science, moonlight is a source of vitamin C, and vitamin C is a source of hope, and hope is a revival of inner circuitry relationship with cosmic absolutes (Continuing Fifth Epochal Revelation). Rejoice!

Music composed by Roots Grown Deep & produced by jke
Co-produced by Studio Bom Dia, Inhambane
Inspired on Piety St in the Bywater, New Orleans (original title 'Moonlight on Piety St')

Moonlight (introducing the Musical Ecology)

Everyone  has a unique presence, 
we are not just shadows and shapes.
Identifie the depht of your soul ..through this rituel .dance and show who you TRULY are.


SHOW ME YOU
 SHOW me who you-ouh (who you are) SHOW me you...
(2x)
Show me who you are
There is something in your presence No matter where you are from Where you go
Where you are
Just show me, show me who you are
Now just feel the voices sounds
Now try to hum and feel the ground Let the sound... resound...profond...
SHOW me who you-ouh (who you are) SHOW me you...
(2x)
Show me who you are
There is beauty in your presence
Straight from my heart
Echoes of our emotions
Everyone has a voice, a sound to be heard...
Now just feel the voices sounds Now try to hum and feel the ground Let the sound... resound...profond
SHOW me who you-ouh (who you are) SHOW me you...
(2x)
Come, come on... Come, come on... ad lib

SHOW ME YOU REMIX 2019

Sound fx - drums african tribal chants

A 20-minute guided meditation for uncertainty by Rock-Star Shaman Alyson Charles

A Meditation for Uncertainty by Rock-Star Shaman Alyson Charles

nuevo Lanzamiento 
Alfonso Cordoba el Brujo 
del disco "Kilele de Monte Profundo  "

muy pronto con Palenque Records

Alfonso Córdoba  El Brujo  - El Bambazú

A self-produced brooding declaration of self-actualization and truth, Love Self is not quite the loud in-your-face anthem one might expect. Instead, it makes a bold statement in the form of poignant inquiry, "where do I go to learn how to love myself"? Sung with a blend of pidgin English and Yoruba, an embrace of her third culture Nigerian-American heritage, Solu recalls the ever-present admonitions drilled in during her adolescence… love family, respect your elders, and love God; but notes the glaring absence of a crucial lesson that many find themselves searching for in later years… how to love one's own self. A break-free incantation for the long-time people-pleasers, this tune delivers like a haunting precursor to freedom, setting the mood to finally put self first.

Chapter 7: The Triad

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