Story
The Flower of Awakening: Buddha
More than 2,500 years ago, in the golden lands of Kapilavastu, a prince was born under the sal tree: Siddhartha Gautama, son of kings, destined to reign. But his soul did not seek thrones, but answers.
From his cradle, the wise men saw signs: "This child will be either a great monarch... or a great sage." His father, fearful of losing him to the spiritual world, locked him in a palace of pleasures, where pain had no name.
But destiny blows like a wind through bamboo. Siddhartha escaped the walls and saw four visions that would change his life:
• A bent old man: time.
• A sick man: suffering.
• A corpse: death.
• An ascetic: the search.
Then, like a lotus rising from the mud, he renounced everything: wealth, family, power. He became a beggar, a seeker, an unquenchable flame.
For years he wandered, fasted, meditated. He tried extremes, but did not find the truth. Until, under the shade of the Bodhi tree, he sat in silence. He vowed not to rise until he understood the mystery of suffering.
And there, in the longest night, he faced Mara, the lord of illusions. Desire, fear, pride… they all came. But Siddhartha did not move. At dawn, the light touched his face. He had awakened.
He became the Buddha, “the Enlightened One.” Not as a god, but as a guide. He walked through villages, forests, and cities, teaching the Middle Way, compassion, wisdom, and the art of breaking free from the cycle of pain.
His message was not dogma, but practice:
• The Four Noble Truths: suffering exists, it has a cause, it can end, and there is a way.
• The Noble Eightfold Path: right view, right intention, right speech… even right meditation.
He died at the age of 80, beneath flowering trees, surrounded by disciples. But his awakening did not die. Like a melody that spans centuries, his teaching lives on in temples, songs, and hearts.

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Buddha

This mix was played live on cassette decks at the party “Happy Through the Crisis II”
October 2, 2025
LARK, Berlin

The Return of Aaron A After 11 Years of Cassette Wandering

Story
The Last Flame of Kali Yuga
At the edges of time, when the gods no longer walked among men, the Kali Yuga began: the age of darkness, iron, and forgetfulness. It was the fourth cycle of the world, the longest and darkest, where virtue vanished like ash in the wind.
In this age, men forgot the chanting of the Vedas, the trees stopped whispering secrets, and the stars hid behind a veil of smoke. Dharma, which once walked on four legs, now limped on only one, staggering and wounded.
But not all was lost.
In a city submerged beneath the sands of the Thar Desert, lived a girl named Arani, born with eyes of fire and a voice of crystal. It was said that her soul was a fragment of Agni, the god of fire, and that her destiny was written on a golden leaf buried beneath the Himalayas.
Arani dreamed of a world she didn't remember: one where rivers sang, lions slept alongside deer, and sages wove light with words. Every night, when she closed her eyes, she saw a wheel turning: the wheel of time, the great Kalachakra, heralding the end of the Kali Yuga and the rebirth of the Satya Yuga.
Guided by her visions, Arani set out on a journey north, passing through ruins, corrupted cities, and weeping forests. Along the way, she found allies: a yaksha who spoke in riddles, an abandoned artificial intelligence who recited mantras, and a blind musician who played a sitar made of dragon bone.
Together, they sought the hidden Shambhala, the realm where the last avatar, Kalki, awaited his time. It was said that when corruption reached its peak, Kalki would descend on a white horse, wielding a sword of light, to destroy the darkness and restart the cycle.
But Arani understood something deeper: the Kali Yuga would end not with violence, but with memory. Only by remembering what we were, what we dreamed, what we sang, could the wheel turn.

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Sonic Universe 

Kali Yuga

Story
The Naga.
In the depths of the Urmara galaxy, where the constellations dance like sleeping dragons, there exists a planet hidden by the mists of time: Nagaraya. There dwells an ancient race known as the Naga, serpentine beings of liquid wisdom, half spirit, half matter. They are neither gods nor demons, but guardians of the balance between worlds.
The oldest of them, Akaran, has spent millennia meditating beneath the Lake of Echoes, where his every thought becomes a shooting star. His body is translucent, with scales that reflect the dreams of those who approach. His voice, when he chooses to speak, sounds like a chorus of Tibetan bells.
One day, the fabric between dimensions began to tear. From the world of Euskara, a young woman named Maialen, a descendant of the Irrintziak (those who cry out between mountains), received visions of a Naga who cried fire. Following the signs, she crossed the stone portal on Mount Anboto and arrived at Nagaraya.
There, Akaran revealed to her that the imbalance stemmed from a forgotten song: The Melody of the Center, a harmony that held the worlds together. Only someone who could sing in three languages that of the heart, that of water, and that of thunder could restore it.
Maialen, with her voice blending Basque, Sanskrit, and the language of the winds, began to learn from the Naga. Each note she sang awakened a part of the sleeping universe. But she also attracted the Kshara, shadows that sought to break the cycle of rebirth.
The final battle was not with swords, but with vibrations. Maialen, along with Akaran, sang the melody in the center of the Lake of Echoes. The shadows dissolved into light, and the worlds breathed in harmony once again.

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The Naga

Singer:Aayushi
Music & Lyrics:Rohit Ranjan Sinha
Programmed by:Pathik Maniyar
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Jamuna Paani Club remix

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Originally composed and sung by Arijit Singh.
Poet: Neelesh Misra

Thode Kam Ajnabi (Arijit Singh) Cover

This is an experimental production of Mukthiyar Ali's "Teri Deevani" leaning into rhythm and instruments from around the world, like the cuíca, cajón, and other percussions weaving together diasporic Indigenous sounds from South America and India.

Kotla by dj5rivers

yes the original was sung by Mukesh, but Rafi also sang one mukhda, which is what I've covered :)
accompanied by Tanpura in F.

Composer: Sardar Malik
Poet: Bharat Vyas

Saranga Teri Yaad Mein (Md. Rafi) Cover

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Pappu can't Dance x Dncr (Little Noise Mashup)

A heartfelt cover of Bhare Naina from the movie Ra One. Originally sung by Nandini Srikar, this beautiful composition by Vishal-Shekhar has always been close to my heart.

I’ve tried to bring out the depth of emotions and soulful melody in my own style. Hope you feel the same magic and connect with it as much as I do.

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Credits:
Original Song: Bhare Naina
Movie: Ra One
Original Singer: Nandini Srikar
Music: Vishal-Shekhar
Cover Vocals: Dhriti Chatterjee

Bhare Naina- Cover by Dhriti Chatterjee

Presenting my rendition of Nazariya, a soulful Thumri rooted in the rich tradition of Hindustani classical music. Thumri is known for its expressive beauty, delicate ornamentation, and emotional depth, and this composition beautifully captures the essence of longing and devotion.

Through this cover, I’ve tried to explore the subtle nuances, classical improvisations, and heartfelt expression that define the Thumri style, while adding my own personal touch.

I hope this rendition resonates with you and brings you closer to the timeless charm of Indian classical music.

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Credits:
Song: Nazariya (Thumri)
Genre: Hindustani Classical – Thumri
Cover Vocals: Dhriti Chatterjee

Nazariya (Thumri) – Cover by Dhriti Chatterjee

JAAN JAAN  REMIX - DJ G SINGH

Story
The Flower of Awakening: Buddha
More than 2,500 years ago, in the golden lands of Kapilavastu, a prince was born under the sal tree: Siddhartha Gautama, son of kings, destined to reign. But his soul did not seek thrones, but answers.
From his cradle, the wise men saw signs: "This child will be either a great monarch... or a great sage." His father, fearful of losing him to the spiritual world, locked him in a palace of pleasures, where pain had no name.
But destiny blows like a wind through bamboo. Siddhartha escaped the walls and saw four visions that would change his life:
• A bent old man: time.
• A sick man: suffering.
• A corpse: death.
• An ascetic: the search.
Then, like a lotus rising from the mud, he renounced everything: wealth, family, power. He became a beggar, a seeker, an unquenchable flame.
For years he wandered, fasted, meditated. He tried extremes, but did not find the truth. Until, under the shade of the Bodhi tree, he sat in silence. He vowed not to rise until he understood the mystery of suffering.
And there, in the longest night, he faced Mara, the lord of illusions. Desire, fear, pride… they all came. But Siddhartha did not move. At dawn, the light touched his face. He had awakened.
He became the Buddha, “the Enlightened One.” Not as a god, but as a guide. He walked through villages, forests, and cities, teaching the Middle Way, compassion, wisdom, and the art of breaking free from the cycle of pain.
His message was not dogma, but practice:
• The Four Noble Truths: suffering exists, it has a cause, it can end, and there is a way.
• The Noble Eightfold Path: right view, right intention, right speech… even right meditation.
He died at the age of 80, beneath flowering trees, surrounded by disciples. But his awakening did not die. Like a melody that spans centuries, his teaching lives on in temples, songs, and hearts.

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Buddha II

Dharma isn’t “religion”, it’s the law of right action, balance, and truth that holds life together.

Dharma is often confused with religion which is a belief or faith. However, Dharma is not the same as religion. A Hindu, Muslim, Christian, Buddhists all have different believes and faith. For example, a Hindu Teacher or a Muslim Teacher or a Christian teacher have the same Dharma which is to teach students. A Hindu Teacher can convert to a Christian Teacher and that way the faith or belief (Religion) can change however the Dharma of teaching students still remain the same. Similarly the dharma of a parent is to take care of the children, the dharma of the children is to listen to their parents. A Doctor's dharma is to cure ill people. Changing religion does not change the dharma.

When Dharma is followed, society stands. When Dharma is ignored, chaos grows.

We live in an age where noise is worshipped and truth is negotiable.

But in Sanātana Dharma, reality has a law called Dharma.

Dharma is not a label. It is an alignment:

doing the right thing even when it costs you
protecting the weak
refusing to trade truth for comfort
fulfilling duty without ego

Dharma is the invisible backbone of civilization. Not a trend. Not a slogan. A law of life.

In Sanātana Dharma, when people abandon truth, responsibility, and restraint, adharma spreads and the world pays the price through conflict, decay, and suffering.

This video is a visual journey inspired by Sanātana Dharma and the Bhagavad Gītā, especially the idea that when righteousness declines and chaos rises, the Divine restores order (Gītā 4.7–4.8).

No sermons. No noise. Just a cinematic reminder:
choose duty over ego, courage over comfort, and truth over fear.

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Dharma

Originally composed and sung by Hariharan, featured in his 2000 album 'Kaash'.

I liked how seamlessly it flows into Dil Dhadakne Ka Sabab Yaad Aaya by Ghulam Ali. Turns out they are both composed in the same raag, no wonder.

Kaash Aisa Koi Manzar (2 Ghazals in Jog) Cover

TERE BIN NUSRAT FATEH ALI KHAN EDIT  DJ $H@H

These cover songs are just raw demos recorded on my phone's voice note app. 
Soundcloud has a 180 min limit. More songs on my instagram page (linked below).

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Between myths, stories and galaxies... Welcome to my SoundCloud.

There are songs that aren't just heard... they are remembered like a dream or felt like a ritual.
I am J. Bilbao, music composer that intertwines the music with legends, forgotten constellations, and stories you may have never heard. Every note, every word, is born from a cross between the ancestral and the futuristic.

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