Hello my angel,

And so we set foot in the new year. It is becoming. 

For us 2016 was paving the way. Taking out everything that was needed to set us on the path of The Gardens of Babylon. The following 2017 brought happiness and joy. Crossing paths with beautiful souls, sharing moments with incredible beings and listening to sounds of the star children from another galaxy. But still, like a ship that is about to reach the shore we knew we were only setting the first steps in to the new world.  

Time to continue our journey. To explore new life and new opportunities together with our family. 

To start this new year with revelations instead of resolutions, we asked some artists very close to us to create a podcast for you. So sit back and enjoy, because we will share one masterpiece after the other in the following days.

Starting with MeToBe. I found out about Chris because he was sharing his sets in family group. And as we get many sets I am not always able to listen to them. I thank the day that I decided to put one on. It's so different. And I mean not always, but his track selection, is smart, it's cool, it's different, it's interesting. I found myself spending hours of exploring his sets...

Excited to kick off our new podcast series with this gem of an artist.
I hope you enjoy as much as we do.

Love,

The Gardens of Babylon

Artist: https://soundcloud.com/chrisseger
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/christian.seger.988

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The first days of the new year - #1 Metobe

Here to change the world through music and spirituality with like-minded souls we call family. Find our events and join the movement...

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Slow mixed music: chillrave, dub techno, deep, ethnic, downtempo, psychill, microhouse etc.

record collector, music lover, passionist, entrepreneur...

Music makes me feel, is a sense of being transported outside and away from everything in life that seems to matter at the time and taken to a truer, more real place. Sheer transcendence. It's a feeling so rare and so fleeting, that when it comes and goes, I'm left in the wake knowing only its absence and wanting… Always wanting more.