picks up where 222a left off and has a journey all its own!  You might be in a different dimension by the end... ;-)

Tracklist:
Ima Read - Zebra Katz
ATM Jam ft. Pharrell (Kaytranada Edition)- Azaelia Banks
Make Up - Vanity 6
Vai Vai - Sango
E Isso Ai (ft. Carlos) - Sango
Moonrise - Nitin Sawhney
Chico Malandro -Ana Firmino with Tito Paris
Icarus - Santigold
Prophesy - Nitin Sawhney

222b

Based upon a twangy riff on an unplugged electric guitar and taking inspiration from recent travels in Turkey. 
Influences include Trilok Gurtu, Nitin Sawhney, Zakir Hussain, Mostafa Sax

ALWAYS AND IN EVERYTHING AS IS

You never know what you'll hear, its a real trip! Music Without Frontiers is a deliberately eclectic mix of jazz, blues, World music, reggae & other interesting alternative styles! A mix of brand new tracks and classics, the show is hosted by Graham Donlon for three hours every Sunday.

Music Without Frontiers - 29 - 09 - 24

Dive into Namasthay's 32nd musical venture, "Atmospheric Remixes," a sonically rich album where traditional melodies blend with modern rhythms. Featuring remixes that echo the atmospheric sounds of artists like Nitin Sawhney and Talvin Singh, this album offers a unique journey through eclectic soundscapes. From deep bass lines to ethereal beats, each track invites listeners to a rhythmic exploration of Namasthay's creative genius. Experience a celebration of sound that resonates with the soul of every music enthusiast.

4. Let It Twine Ft. KleemanBeatz Pt 112

3. Sagal - Feat.May Zoean

2. Sleeping Bar

Welcome to The Most FM's (Taranaki - New Zealand) Soundcloud page. You can also stream us at www.mostfm.com 

We proudly represent local and independent radio with a mix of new music, NZ music and many genres of shows presented by our 50 volunteer hosts.

Embark on a cinematic journey with Namasthay, a visionary artist whose eclectic life is as diverse and vibrant as his music. 
"Improvised, imperfect, eternal: music as memory". Our story begins with a young Namasthay carving pristine paths through snow, collaborating with snowboarding legend Axel Pauporté, epitomizing the free spirit that defines his artistic voyage, filming home videos and pranks as precursor to CKY and Jackass with friends.

Transitioning from adrenaline-fueled slopes to electrifying riffs, Namasthay co-founded a punk-rock ensemble, occasionally joined by bassist and Red Bull daredevil Cedric Dumont. Although the band remained somehow nameless, their music resonated deeply within the underground scene.

A serendipitous encounter on a motor skateboard caught the attention of a producer, propelling Namasthay into the limelight as a symbol of extreme sports in Brussels on RTL TV, and to it's first CyberCafé. Armed with a diploma, he immersed himself in the throbbing pulse of the CyberTheatre and Nirvanet's underground music realms, legendary early dark web website twice awarded by UNESCO as "best of the web", where encounters with Howie B and Laurent Garnier fueled his creative fervor, and Björk’s innovative essence left a lasting impression, thru HowieB.

Deepening his sonic exploration, Namasthay drew inspiration from his brother Alex's Ninja Tune collection, diving into breaks and beats that ignited his artistic expression. His distinct flair was spotlighted in hip-hop videos by A6000 and Akro (Universal), portraying him as a unique bridge between authoritative figures and street culture in 1030 Brussels.

The narrative threads through his artistic evolution—from local sensation to an accomplished music arranger collaborating with talents like Piccaya, fostering a partnership steeped in musical synergy. The ethereal and emotive soundscapes of Boards of Canada backdrop his growth, steering him from underground acclaim to a pioneer of spontaneous music creation under his enduring DeviantArt alias, Namasthay.

Launching as Namasthay, he spearheads a new wave of Emo-Spontaneity, where every note is improvised, every song sung for the first time, encapsulating the pure essence of spontaneous creation. This approach heralds a movement where perfection resides in the inception of each musical act.

Touching heavens with Victory in his 32nd album in less than a year, his AI algorithm perceives and recognizes possible world peace starting 2027. The 25th of December 2024 he publishes his 33rd album, Singularity - anniversary of a mere one year of creation, as he started composing albums on Christmas Eve 2023...

"Namasthay: The Symphony of Spontaneity" celebrates an unyielding commitment to craft, the luminous expanse of his experiences, and his belief in music as an unscripted journey—akin to his own life—a melody that harmonizes with the unpredictable rhythms of existence. Enjoy!

World, Ambient, Electronic, Experimental, Atmospheric, Jazzy, Cinematic... Hope you find something you like and would love some feedback. I enjoy creative collaboration. 

I'm an explorer, musical dabbler, who mostly constructs music intuitively, assisted by technology . I arrange music and sounds a couple of times a month in my free time. I'm mainly interested in music as self expression, to share feelings, emotions, to elevate consciousness and explore energy. 

I'd like to discover new sounds, like a fusion of Satie, Kraftwerk and Eastern music. See the track CERETOPIAN for an example.

Keyboards, guitars, drums and occasionally tin whistle. Also programme beats and effects. I'm interested in the physics of sound and vibration, Cymatics, Quantum Theory and Unification.

I do visual art, I've been told that I approach music in a painterly way, experimenting, improvising, looking for patterns, themes and feelings. I find inspiration in music, often imagining scenes, stories and journeys, flights of fantasy and imagination -  see my art page: 

https://www.deviantart.com/mikon2014

I’m interested in effects of music on consciousness and its use in communities and rituals all around the world. I love how music offers insight into different times and cultures. 

Received some traditional music lessons, advice, inspiration and support from composers Brian Wilshere,   Ludger Hofmann-Engl and pianist Marina Petrov. 

Attended many Indian classical concerts listening attentively. Learned lots watching live Jazz musicians, especially at Jazz cafe in London. Also observed classical musicians and experimentalists at various concerts. 

I've read widely around the topic of music, watched many documentaries and picked up some recording techniques over the years.

"Keep it simple and effective" is an aesthetic that I use a lot! 

If I don't like a piece of music, I like to find out why. I keep an open mind.
Collaborated with different musicians and groups over the years.

I've done several live performances including "Millennium Music Day" at Fairfield Halls in Croydon, “Colourscape Festival” in giant colourful inflatible chambers on Clapham Common,  “The Really Bizarre Music Show” at the Charles Cryer Theatre in Carshalton, "The Exploding Cinema" in London, a variety of gigs at the Croydon Clocktower Arts Centre and various open mic sessions at live venues in South London. 

I travelled to Poland with students from Dartington College, part of a Theatre, Music and Arts project. Most of my friends are involved in music in some form, it's the main thing that we have in common. I enjoy the company of musicians, chatting about music and sharing what inspires us.

I admire a lot of famous musicians but humbly think new paradigms need to be discovered for what it means to be considered successful. I'm very much into integrating Art into everyday life as self expression, communication and sharing. Music is a fascinating passion, sinking many hours into, creating balance and revitalising.

I've a long way to go, particularly with structure, key changes, arrangement and development but love being freeform, intuitive and exploring the mystery of music.

Influences include: Sakamoto, Satie, Debussy, John Cale, John Cage, Jill Purce, Brian Eno, Brian Wilshere, Trilok Gurtu, Nitin Sawhney, Karlheinz Stockhausen, Kraftwerk, George Ivanovich Gurdjieff, Arvo Pärt, David Sylvian, Peter Gabriel, Harry Partch, John Zorn, Steve Reich, Philip Glass, Sting, Bowie (Heroes, Low and Scary Monsters), Nina Simone, The Clash, Big Audio Dynamite, Mick Jones (of the Clash and BAD), Joe Strummer, John Lydon (Public Image Limited), Madness (the band),  Blair Cowl, Neil To No-One, Luke Tynson (Skin and Wire), Adam Whitehall, Justin Ingham, Mike Phillips, Gareth Brown, Nick Bush (Libre Fuego)

Mostly recorded using Samplitude and  Air Ignite music software plus various live instruments.

New tracks tagged #nitinsawhney