A fusion of zurna, qanun, and ethnic percussion, weaving ancient roots 🌀 

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Kirve

Omerar Nanda - Kirve (Original)

Kıymett is an emotional and spiritually resonant EP by Omerar Nanda, featuring three tracks: Jida Kiymett, Bahasa Tidak, and Magri Makbe.

The title track, Jida Kıymett, is a heartfelt requiem inspired by the passing of his beloved grandmother 
—an influential figure in his life and musical journey— whose funeral he was unable to attend due to being continents away.

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Kiymett EP

Omerar Nanda - Jida Kiymett (Original)

Kıymett is a emotional and spiritually resonant EP by Omerar Nanda, featuring three tracks: Jida Kiymett, Bahasa Tidak, and Magri Makbe.
“Bahasa Tidak” means “no language” in Indonesian.
The track invites listeners into a realm where emotion flows freely, beyond the boundaries of culture and language.

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Omerar Nanda - Bahasa Tidak (Original)

Omerar Nanda – Kiymett EP

Kıymett is a emotional and spiritually resonant EP by Omerar Nanda, featuring three tracks: Jida Kıymett, Bahasa Tidak, and Magri Makbe.

Magri Makbe reimagines the poem verses of the classic poem Makber that written by Abdülhak Hamit Tarhan, adding an emotional depth that blends tradition with contemporary sound.

With its layered storytelling and emotional sincerity, Kıymett invites listeners on an intimate, spiritual journey that each listener becomes a part of.

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Omerar Nanda - Magri Makbe (Original)

Mutrib means "giving joy to nature". It is also known as mutrib, who makes music in Mevlevi rites.
A music ritual is the enactment of a myth. And, by participating in this ritual, you are participating in the myth. This myth is a projection of the depth wisdom of the psyche, combined electronic sounds with organic elements, sound scales with multicultural vibe, strong feelings and emotions will take you in a vulnerable state.

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Mutrib

Veleyle - Mutrib (Original Mix)

“Tamu Seseh” means “guest house” in Balinese. "Tamu Seseh" depicts the invisible bond between humanity and nature. Amidst fake realities and shifting destinies, both remain the same. The lights of the past still shine upon the present—to remember, to feel, and to reconnect.
Omerar Nanda weaves slow, sunlit grooves and warm, breathy textures into a meditative organic-house journey — perfect for sunsets, late-afternoon walks through the fields, or simply closing your eyes and traveling. 

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Tamu Seseh

Omerar Nanda - Tamu Seseh (Original Mix)

“Dreamy Girl” by Omerar Nanda & Elif Kaya drifts through soft rhythms and ethereal emotions — where dreamlike beauty melts into sound. Opening with atmospheric pads and gentle synth arpeggios, the track unfolds into a hypnotic organic-house journey enchanted by Elif Kaya’s dreamlike vocals. A warm, floating soundscape for those who love to wander between worlds. 🌙

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Dreamy Girl

Omerar Nanda - Dreamy Girl feat. Elif Kaya (Original Mix)

A mythical creature from Turkish legends and fables, the Huma bird is also a common motif in Sufi and Diwan poetry. Although there are many legends about this bird, common to all is that the Huma is said never to land on the ground and instead lives its entire life flying invisibly high above the earth. 
The original track features Omerar Nanda’s own vocals, wrapped in spacious, meditative organic-house textures and ethereal pads. The release also includes two unique reinterpretations by İpek İpekçioğlu and Samarana. Three perspectives on one timeless flight — from stillness to rhythmic motion. 

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Huma Kusu EP

Omerar Nanda - Huma Kusu (Original Mix)

A mythical creature from Turkish legends and fables, the Huma bird is also a common motif in Sufi and Diwan poetry. Although there are many legends about this bird, common to all is that the Huma is said never to land on the ground and instead lives its entire life flying invisibly high above the earth. 
The original track features Omerar Nanda’s own vocals, wrapped in spacious, meditative organic-house textures and ethereal pads. The release also includes two unique reinterpretations by İpek İpekçioğlu and Samarana. Three perspectives on one timeless flight — from stillness to rhythmic motion.

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Omerar Nanda - Huma Kusu (Ipek Ipekcioglu Remix)

A mythical creature from Turkish legends and fables, the Huma bird is also a common motif in Sufi and Diwan poetry. Although there are many legends about this bird, common to all is that the Huma is said never to land on the ground and instead lives its entire life flying invisibly high above the earth. 
The original track features Omerar Nanda’s own vocals, wrapped in spacious, meditative organic-house textures and ethereal pads. The release also includes two unique reinterpretations by İpek İpekçioğlu and Samarana. Three perspectives on one timeless flight — from stillness to rhythmic motion. ✨

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Omerar Nanda - Huma Kusu (Samarana Remix)

Omerar Nanda’s “Some God Ruled It” draws inspiration from Mahatma Gandhi’s 1931 spiritual statement at Oxford.  The track channels this timeless reflection on the unseen force that governs existence, transforming it into a meditative electronic journey through sound and spirit.

In response to Gandhi’s words, Omerar Nanda’s vocals flow like whispered mantras — not bound by language, but by emotion. His voice merges with ethereal pads and slow, breathing percussion, creating a trance-like resonance that lingers long after the sound fades. The melody carries subtle Eastern inflections, woven delicately through modern electronic textures, blurring the line between past and present.

The EP features remixes by Elfenberg, Zuma Dionys, Majnoon, Tebra, and San Miguel, each reimagining the piece through their own cultural and sonic perspectives. Blending Eastern mysticism with Western minimalism, these interpretations invite the listener into both a rhythmic trance and an existential contemplation. “Some God Ruled It” is not merely a track — it is an ecstatic sonic journey inspired by the invisible power that moves all things.

Mahatma Gandhi's speech:

"There is an indefinable mysterious power that pervades everything, I feel it though I do not see it. It is this unseen power which makes itself felt and yet defies all proof, because it is so unlike all that I perceive through my senses. It transcends the senses. But it is possible to reason out the existence of God to a limited extent. Even in ordinary affairs we know that people do not know who rules or why and how He rules and yet they know that there is a power that certainly rules.

In my tour last year in Mysore I met many poor villagers and I found upon inquiry that they did not know who ruled Mysore. They simply said Some God Ruled It."

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Some God Ruled It EP

Omerar Nanda - Some God Ruled It (Original Mix)

Omerar Nanda’s “Some God Ruled It” draws inspiration from Mahatma Gandhi’s 1931 spiritual statement at Oxford, which begins with the words: “There is an indefinable, mysterious power that pervades everything.” The track channels this timeless reflection on the unseen force that governs existence, transforming it into a meditative electronic journey through sound, and spirit.



In response to Gandhi’s words, Omerar Nanda’s vocals flow like whispered mantras — not bound by language, but by emotion. His voice merges with ethereal pads and slow, breathing percussion, creating a trance-like resonance that lingers long after the sound fades. The melody carries subtle Eastern inflections, woven delicately through modern electronic textures, blurring the line between the past and the present.



The EP features remixes by Elfenberg, Zuma Dionys, Majnoon, Tebra, and San Miguel, each reimagining the piece through their own cultural and sonic perspectives. Blending Eastern mysticism with Western minimalism, these interpretations invite the listener into both a rhythmic trance and an existential contemplation. “Some God Ruled It” is not merely a track — it is an ecstatic sonic journey on the invisible power that moves all things.

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Omerar Nanda - Some God Ruled It (Elfenberg Interpretation)

Omerar Nanda’s “Some God Ruled It” draws inspiration from Mahatma Gandhi’s 1931 spiritual statement at Oxford, which begins with the words: “There is an indefinable, mysterious power that pervades everything.” The track channels this timeless reflection on the unseen force that governs existence, transforming it into a meditative electronic journey through sound, and spirit.

In response to Gandhi’s words, Omerar Nanda’s vocals flow like whispered mantras — not bound by language, but by emotion. His voice merges with ethereal pads and slow, breathing percussion, creating a trance-like resonance that lingers long after the sound fades. The melody carries subtle Eastern inflections, woven delicately through modern electronic textures, blurring the line between the past and the present.

The EP features remixes by Elfenberg, Zuma Dionys, Majnoon, Tebra, and San Miguel, each reimagining the piece through their own cultural and sonic perspectives. Blending Eastern mysticism with Western minimalism, these interpretations invite the listener into both a rhythmic trance and an existential contemplation. “Some God Ruled It” is not merely a track — it is an ecstatic sonic journey on the invisible power that moves all things.

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Omerar Nanda - Some God Ruled It (Zuma Dionys Touch)

Omerar Nanda’s “Some God Ruled It” draws inspiration from Mahatma Gandhi’s 1931 spiritual statement at Oxford, which begins with the words: “There is an indefinable, mysterious power that pervades everything.” The track channels this timeless reflection on the unseen force that governs existence, transforming it into a meditative electronic journey through sound, and spirit.



In response to Gandhi’s words, Omerar Nanda’s vocals flow like whispered mantras — not bound by language, but by emotion. His voice merges with ethereal pads and slow, breathing percussion, creating a trance-like resonance that lingers long after the sound fades. The melody carries subtle Eastern inflections, woven delicately through modern electronic textures, blurring the line between the past and the present.



The EP features remixes by Elfenberg, Zuma Dionys, Majnoon, Tebra, and San Miguel, each reimagining the piece through their own cultural and sonic perspectives. Blending Eastern mysticism with Western minimalism, these interpretations invite the listener into both a rhythmic trance and an existential contemplation. “Some God Ruled It” is not merely a track — it is an ecstatic sonic journey on the invisible power that moves all things.



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Omerar Nanda - Some God Ruled It (San Miguel's Deep Samadhi Remix)

Omerar Nanda’s “Some God Ruled It” draws inspiration from Mahatma Gandhi’s 1931 spiritual statement at Oxford, which begins with the words: “There is an indefinable, mysterious power that pervades everything.” The track channels this timeless reflection on the unseen force that governs existence, transforming it into a meditative electronic journey through sound, and spirit.



In response to Gandhi’s words, Omerar Nanda’s vocals flow like whispered mantras — not bound by language, but by emotion. His voice merges with ethereal pads and slow, breathing percussion, creating a trance-like resonance that lingers long after the sound fades. The melody carries subtle Eastern inflections, woven delicately through modern electronic textures, blurring the line between the past and the present.



The EP features remixes by Elfenberg, Zuma Dionys, Majnoon, Tebra, and San Miguel, each reimagining the piece through their own cultural and sonic perspectives. Blending Eastern mysticism with Western minimalism, these interpretations invite the listener into both a rhythmic trance and an existential contemplation. “Some God Ruled It” is not merely a track — it is an ecstatic sonic journey on the invisible power that moves all things.



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Omerar Nanda - Some God Ruled It (Tebra View)

Omerar Nanda’s “Some God Ruled It” draws inspiration from Mahatma Gandhi’s 1931 spiritual statement at Oxford, which begins with the words: “There is an indefinable, mysterious power that pervades everything.” The track channels this timeless reflection on the unseen force that governs existence, transforming it into a meditative electronic journey through sound, and spirit.



In response to Gandhi’s words, Omerar Nanda’s vocals flow like whispered mantras — not bound by language, but by emotion. His voice merges with ethereal pads and slow, breathing percussion, creating a trance-like resonance that lingers long after the sound fades. The melody carries subtle Eastern inflections, woven delicately through modern electronic textures, blurring the line between the past and the present.



The EP features remixes by Elfenberg, Zuma Dionys, Majnoon, Tebra, and San Miguel, each reimagining the piece through their own cultural and sonic perspectives. Blending Eastern mysticism with Western minimalism, these interpretations invite the listener into both a rhythmic trance and an existential contemplation. “Some God Ruled It” is not merely a track — it is an ecstatic sonic journey on the invisible power that moves all things.



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Omerar Nanda - Some God Ruled It (Dj Khaikhan Version)

Harem EP by Veleyle was originally released in 2019. Now, Harem EP is being re-released under Tamu Music, featuring the original track by Veleyle and remixes by Omerar Nanda and Zuma Dionys.
Harems manifest an Ottoman psychedelia blended with music, dance and gossip. It is a feminine power tank with abundant absurdities where pleasure and blues co-exist. Joy sustains generously until melancholy rises. The song demystifies these progressive elements by echoes and beats. Featuring various traditional instruments such as qanun and darbuka, Harem is a sonic exploration of harem's historical connotations.

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Harem EP

Veleyle - Harem (Original Mix)

Harem EP by Veleyle was originally released in 2019. Now, Harem EP is being re-released under Tamu Music, featuring the original track by Veleyle and remixes by Omerar Nanda and Zuma Dionys.
Harems manifest an Ottoman psychedelia blended with music, dance and gossip. It is a feminine power tank with abundant absurdities where pleasure and blues co-exist. Joy sustains generously until melancholy rises. The song demystifies these progressive elements by echoes and beats. Featuring various traditional instruments such as qanun and darbuka, Harem is a sonic exploration of harem's historical connotations.

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Veleyle - Harem (Omerar Nanda Remix)

Harem EP by Veleyle was originally released in 2019. Now, Harem EP is being re-released under Tamu Music, featuring the original track by Veleyle and remixes by Omerar Nanda and Zuma Dionys.
Harems manifest an Ottoman psychedelia blended with music, dance and gossip. It is a feminine power tank with abundant absurdities where pleasure and blues co-exist. Joy sustains generously until melancholy rises. The song demystifies these progressive elements by echoes and beats. Featuring various traditional instruments such as qanun and darbuka, Harem is a sonic exploration of harem's historical connotations.

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Veleyle - Harem (Zuma Dionys Remix)

Alone in Nature EP by Omerar Nanda was originally released in 2021 and is being re-released under Tamu Music.
This EP comprises three acts in search of Catharsis. Alone In Nature, Face Of Pride and Hum Baha.

The first act calls for a retreat to the womb of the mother, the place where our consciousness synchronizes with greater cycles of life. Nature summons us to unite, reflect and heal.

The second act is the phase of self-reflection that emerges from the sense of unity: Nature becomes the mirror for those who can see. Face of Pride conveys the wisdom of Rumi by forging a ladder from the attitudes that restrain us.

Hum Baha is the third and last act of Catharsis, the invocation to release the restraints from our shoulders.

It is an ancient rite inviting to ground and heal by chanting dreams and making peace with oneself.

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Omerar Nanda Feat. Elif Kaya - Alone In Nature (Original Mix)

Alone in Nature EP by Omerar Nanda was originally released in 2021 and is being re-released under Tamu Music.
This EP comprises three acts in search of Catharsis. Alone In Nature, Face Of Pride and Hum Baha.

The first act calls for a retreat to the womb of the mother, the place where our consciousness synchronizes with greater cycles of life. Nature summons us to unite, reflect and heal.

The second act is the phase of self-reflection that emerges from the sense of unity: Nature becomes the mirror for those who can see. Face of Pride conveys the wisdom of Rumi by forging a ladder from the attitudes that restrain us.

Hum Baha is the third and last act of Catharsis, the invocation to release the restraints from our shoulders.

It is an ancient rite inviting to ground and heal by chanting dreams and making peace with oneself.

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Omerar Nanda - Hum Baha (Original Mix)

Omerar Nanda - Face of Pride (Original Mix)

Omerar Nanda - Hebele Hubulu (Zuma Dionys Remix)

Hebele Hubulu by Omerar Nanda was born six years ago.The Hebele Hubulu remix EP is being re-released under Tamu Music, featuring the original track by Omerar Nanda and a remix by Zuma Dionys.

Originally by Turkish producer Omerar Nanda, Hebele Hubulu is a humorous nod to the language of dogma and ignorance. Its solid vocals mimic the tone of dogmatic speech through gibberish, ironically turning overly self-assured discourse into a playful chant.

With its juicy groove, funky riffs, striking piano hits, and soul-language vocals that emphasize emotion over meaning, it stands as a timeless masterpiece.

Russian producer Zuma Dionys’s remix brings a whole new dimension to the piece — complementing it with ease and gifting us an entrancing work where traditional folk sounds are curbed by edgy electric ones.

You are invited on a transporting, groovy, and funky ecstatic journey through Hebele Hubulu. 

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Hebele Hubulu

Omerar Nanda - Hebele Hubulu (Original Mix)

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