Kuiji nu Hana - Da Lata mix

Emergence

はまさき(Hamasaki) - 朝崎郁恵(Asazaki Ikue)

A Boy

Chapter 5: The Golden Egg

Tabaco Y Ron Pa' Mi Santa

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)

Love Games – Piano Music and Oriental Chill Out pour l'Amour & Tantric Bondage

Sex and Zen

Sound fx - drums african tribal chants

Embryo

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.

Love Self

Emergence

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