Kaya

A Boy

Weißer Schmetterling

Zetsa - Weißer Schmetterling

semnyi III

Original compositions ~ Organic melodies ~ Intuitive Rhythms:
These beats are sparse, but ample:
Enough to pulse right from the earth, awakening the heartbeat.

And the sound … all of the binaural tones — each one tuned intentionally:
Every 7 or so minutes, a new key that resonates with & heals the specific energy centers in our human system, weaves itself in the soundscape … starting with the base of the body: a middle note C ~ a grounding root melody that evolves as the sound grows deeper and more intricate. The journey speaks directly to the sacrum, the solar plexus, the heart, the ears, the third-eye point, and the crowning connection to the Great Beyond. All these foundational parts of us and how they pulse with our vital energy.
This is #ChakraMusic (the 7 full-length original tracks to be released on all streaming platforms).

Featuring #Tibetan percussion (bowls, gong, chimes) and flute, and samples from #IndianClassicalRaga and #ArabicMaqam ~

Composing this was a complete meditation,
And so I offer it as a meditation
Not just in the 3-Dimensional sense -
Listening and literally working with the physical sensations of the seat, the hips, the belly, the heart, the throat, the pineal gland, the layers of blood, and bones, and body ~
But also in the metaphysical:
laying down or sitting or doing whatever it is that gives the spirit room to just BE,
and l i s t e n i n g - 
With the whole being.
Allowing self to enter the astral dimensions and the unseen universes accessible through intentional sound.
Traveling amongst stars and deep across the oceans with the sound.
Eyes closing,
Heart opening,
Transforming;
Welcoming the #SonicAlchemy.

May all beings be free, and at peace <3
~ dreeemy


(This soundscape was created & performed live for #BASSyoga at an edition of #808TEMPLE in Brooklyn, NYC)

SONIC ALCHEMY: BASSyoga (chakra music // live at 808 TEMPLE, Brooklyn)

03 Delta Sleep (Cherif Hashizume Rework)

ハンキーパンキー/ハナレグミ

http://www.flau.jp/releases/31.html


"Stories" is the first vibraphone solo album by Berlin-based Japanese artist Masayoshi Fujita, who also known as El Fog and a collaboration project with Jan Jelinek. This quietly exquisite album by Fujita, is like a book of illustration, painting 8 delicate pictures of small stories about the nature we are embracing….cloud, forest, river, swan and morning dews….things that we all are so familiar with, but yet so quaint.

Masayoshi Fujita’s style of solo vibraphone is uniquely inspired by classic and jazz music. In this beautiful album, in additional to some gorgeous strings and bowings, he also introduced some ingenious ideas in making unique sounds, like the usage of bead and aluminum foil on his vibraphone, like a prepared instrument. As such, “Stories” is a wonderful result of the beautiful vibration (of which the name Vibraphone came from) of all the delicate sounds produced in this album. They are poetic, they are melancholic, and they are lushly emotional.

Let the dimmed light continues on, and let Fujita tell you these wonderful stories.

Masayoshi Fujita - Deers

For this song ''sing together now'' we invited everyone who felt called, to help us create this from home! In total more than 100 people participated with their instruments or voice. The song is about healing the earth together. It is time for action! It is time for a big change in the world! 
''Somebody taught me you can dream wide awake, it's the vision that you're giving to it. If we teach our children that they are creators, they follow the road back to love...'' ♥

Sing Together Now

Ropeloop Ambient : the day after night

In this sound walk, the accordionist, composer, and one-third of exploratory folk band Lau brings together field recordings, spoken word and the trumpet and tenor horn of Laura Jurd. “I’d been getting up earlier and earlier and enjoying that special period when it feels like there are very few people awake", he says. 

"I recorded a few walks at sunrise, one with my daughter, and the snippets of conversation that got caught became the starting point. I’d been yearning for ensemble music and I’d been very keen to find a project to do with Laura for a while – and the sound of the sun makes me think of brass”. 

Accordion, keyboards, words and ambient sound recordings by Martin Green
Trumpet and tenor horn, improvisation by Laura Jurd 
Narration by Edie Green 
Mixed by Calum Malcolm 
Additional engineering by Cameron Malcolm
Brass arrangements by Benjamin Woodgates

Martin Green: A Place of Crisps and Pianos

Singer songwriter/poet/soundscapes/loop track

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Ropeloop Ambient : the day after night

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