what a words... <3 :0 ajajaj...!!!!!! Would love to dance that with full sound <3

The Steps Of Nataraja

Embrace The One EP - Continuous DJ Set

Space Temple  (☪ ELEMENTAL RECORDS CREW) - Tandava Set - Setembro 2013

An ancient shamanic voice calls to those with remembering ears. Indigenous cultures from around the world have rich and detailed stories of the ancient visitors from the stars. This song remembers the Human race's hidden history and pays respect to the people of the sky. 

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Symbiotic

Footsteps in the Stars

Footsteps In The Stars

Special Guest Samuel Lupi (guitar)
released 05 July 2013 
Cover by : Bruno Moreira 
Booklet Photography by : Henrique Palhavã. 
Mastering by :  Taj @ BOTANIK SOUND LAB STUDIOS 
© Electrik Dream Records 2013

Obrigado ;)


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Chocolate Sushi

The highly anticipated remix album for Poranguí and Liquid Bloom's groundbreaking 'Kuya Sessions: Cura' has finally arrived, and it does not disappoint. Featuring nine talented electronic music producers, this remix album takes the original's potent blend of ancestral healing sound and holistic cinematic production to new heights.

The remixes add a tasteful layer of sound and energy to the already immersive 'Cura' experience, making it perfect for both deep listening sessions and the pulsing dancefloor. Whether you're looking to explore the depths of your own psyche or enjoy moving your body to cutting edge dance music, this album has medicine for everyone.

One standout track is the reimagining of 'Feathered Serpent' by Savej which adds dripping beats and ethereal melodies to the original's haunting icaro vocals and atmospheric soundscapes. Another highlight is the remix of 'The Call of Dawn' by Kaya Project, which infuses the track with a driving bassline, acid synth lines and lush female vocals, creating a timeless feeling soaring across distant horizons. 

Overall, this remix album showcases the masterful talent of its nine producers, and serves as a testament to the enduring power of Poranguí and Liquid Bloom's 'Kuya Sessions: Cura.' Whether you're a fan of the original album or just looking for powerful medicine dance music to move to, this remix album is not to be missed.


Album Credits:

Original Music Composed, Performed & Produced by: 
Poranguí 
Amani Friend (Liquid Bloom) 

Remix Production by: Living Light
Mastering: Gregor Zemljic 
Artwork: El Tripador

℗ Sol Creation Records 2022
© Sol Creation Records 2023

Poranguí & Liquid Bloom - Preparing The Path (Living Light Remix)

released: January 8, 2013
compiled & mastered by Erofex
V/A - Full Moon [Neurotrance rec]
http://neurotrance.org/va-full-moon

Lauge - Snowflake (Oxya Remix) [Neurotrance rec]

7arrir 3aqlak / Asli Ana

7arrir 3aqlak - حرر عقلك

Vinyl: https://www.deejay.de/CCO_Cosmic_String_ANCPT014_Vinyl__1140375
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The rare and resonating auras of CCO arrive on Analog Concept Records with the EP
Cosmic String, designed to take the listener on an electro journey of melody and
mystery. Side A opens with confident missions captivating the soul and body through building
layers of acidic 808 funk, ghostly ethereal chords, and the deep vision of Breaking
Phase Transition; while the analog chords, tropical electro design and warm bass taste
of Topological Defect are sure bets and your soundtrack to explore lands not seen yet.
The B side manifests the acidic imagination with the lysergic proliferation, late nite synth
auras and kick driven electro rhythms of Zero-Width Approximation.
Simply Connected Space arrives next characterized by golden era Chicago House
design, sunny ambience, and 707 percussive chase concluding the ep in classic taste.
We are delighted at Analog Concept for you to Experience the class production quality
of CCO - Cosmic String.
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Vinyl

*PREMIERE* CCO - Topological Defect



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Intereflection

By using a sonic timetravelling device, SiebZehN managed to get back to the point in time when Miko and Rainer were stranded in spain. Luckily, by the electronic devices communicating with acoustic instruments, they managed to get into the same timeline again. This had to be celebrated, by making music of course.

This is the result :D

Stranded In Spain

A remix of the song  " Get Up Now " from CloZee ! Just for fun !

CloZee - Get up now (Lil Fish Remix)

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Yessence With Nathaniel Markman /Violin

The End of Illusion

"The Origins of Rhythm"
by Paolo Pietropaolo, 2011

Anytime I take the bus these days I notice the unsynchronized wobble of nodding heads, the arrhythmic patter of tapping feet: an outward indication that many of my fellow passengers are locked into private worlds, captive to personal soundtracks.

It’s curious that we so often listen to music as a way to block out the world, since many scientists now believe that music evolved as a way to bring humans together and to help societies function harmoniously. In The Origins of Music, biologist Walter J. Freeman makes the case that “music together with dance have co-evolved biologically and culturally to serve as a technology of social bonding.”

In some cultures, there are no separate words for “dance” and “music”. They are one and the same. That’s always rung true to me, even when swaying and otherwise reacting with my body to classical music, in overbearing concert halls, while feeling the disapproving stares of my neighbours.

I recently produced a series of documentaries about Indian music called The Subcontinental. One of the things that struck me was how much Indian music ties itself to the body with its rhythms. And dance is a big part of Indian music, from folk music like bhangra to the great classical dance traditions like Bharatnatyam, to the modern Bollywood stage.

I’ve long loved Indian music, and one of the reasons is because it always reminds me how much music is of our bodies as well as our minds.

In seeking to understand the origins of music, scientists like Freeman are analyzing the activities of our brains as we sing, dance, play or listen. (Their fascinating search inspired another documentary series called The Nerve.)

But there are other stories, old stories about the origins of music - perhaps none older than the Hindu story of the dances of Shiva and Parvati.

In this sonic exploration of the origins of rhythm, the great tabla master Ustad Zakir Hussain tells that story.

I think of this piece as a “scored story”, somewhere between traditional audio storytelling, and a musical composition with lyrics. In addition to Ustad Hussain, you’ll hear the voices of filmmaker Deepa Mehta and Bollywood choreographer Shiamak Davar. As well, you’ll hear the sounds of Bollywood movie dance rehearsals led by Shiamak, and the sounds of the very first college-level Bhangra dance course offered in North America, underway right now at Vancouver’s Simon Fraser University and taught by Raakhi Sinha.

Taking these words and sounds, and adding others they suggest, I’ve attempted to celebrate the importance of dance - and its implication of people moving together - to the origins of music. 

-Paolo Pietropaolo


The Origins of Rhythm

Lubdub has always been a slow cook project but rest assured - the cooking continues! It's an honour to close out the latest compilation from Trimurti Records alongside such an epic team of skilled artists:  Slackbaba, Nomadic Jurassic, KUBA, Advanced Suite, Hibernation, Dillard, Sensativa, MastaRyte, Tuatara, Shamango & Big Joe Daddy. Go deep.

Ambiently Speaking vol​.​1

Further In - OUT NOW ON TRIMURTI RECORDS

had a lot of fun writing this ) if you like it you can also check the music video here
https://vimeo.com/448129946 or https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cbD6di22jk0

Everything That Lives

Fletric - Quantum Forest (Original Mix)/ Luminus Music

          ** All things were, are, and will be out of ONE, through ONE, and to ONE. **
We are just an adeptus expanding Self through the substance of the one life. Manipulating and playing with the Expansive/Contractive light flowing out through the collective metafusion of our world's esoteric traditions, the shamanistic, the yogic and tantric, the clairvoyant and clauiraudient, the masonic and the victorian revolutionaries, The knowing and the silent one. The Kaabs and the Khus. I.A.O. The drama and the actor. The one that is all.
 We are an OLD SCHOOL raver. A mystic.  A shaman. A medicine man. A being of irridescent light radiating and enacting the 12 rays of love through sound and movement. We love the physics of sound, vibration, and resonant being. Join me on my experience.

 As above... through sound .... So below.


Temple Step. Music Producer, DJ, Sound Healer and Ceremonial Alchemist has been honing his craft in music for over 32 years. During this time he has had multiple collaborative producers groups, performed around the globe, shared countless Ecstatic Dance and Festival Sets, Co-developed Motiv Music, his music production business and Ecstatic Dance Melbourne.
 
His artist intention is to create transformative music that empowers, moves emotion and creates connection. His multicultural indigenous influences and diverse electronic music genres take the listener on a journey throughout planetary cultures and beyond.
 
To create this, Temple Step collaborates with sacred world musicians, vocalists and neo shamans from around the globe including Ape Chimba, Deya Dova, Desert Dwellers, Kalya Scintilla, Nessi Gomes, Darpan, Tahir Qawwal, Peruquois, Dysphemic, Ganga Giri, Murray Kyle, Kaliash Kokopelli, Raio, and Joony Joon. 
 
For booking and inquiries please contact:
esha@theentwined.com

Follow the links below:

Embrace The One EP - Continuous DJ Set

Temple Step Project

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