Name: 041 Madre Cunaq by Don Ton
Duration: 2 min 15 s
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wake the mountain - djembesolo by Tilo Wünsch/track from CD "in sunvibes"

wake the mountain - djembesolo by Tilo Wünsch/ track from CD "in sunvibes"

Musik Herbert Pixner
Katrin Aschaber/Harfe 
Manuel Randi/Gitarre 
Herbert Pixner/Diatonische Harmonika und Klarinette
Werner Unterlercher Kontrabass

Geniale Musik

Herbert Pixner Projekt - Morgenrot

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041 Madre Cunaq

Written by Hanjo Gäbler (ready to license on www.soundport.de)

Regrettably

Pre-order the LP, CD and Digital: https://aukai.bandcamp.com/album/aukai
itunes: http://snip.ftpromo.net/aukaiitms  spotify: https://goo.gl/613Oq3
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/aukaimusic 

""..an exquisitely delicate work " - The Independent
"...Magnificent works and pieces...Passages unfold at their own pace and everything occupies its own little pocket of space." - Fractured Air Media

Recorded and mixed by Martyn Heyne at Lichte Studio Berlin
Mastered by Mandy Parnell at Black Saloon Studios, London
Cover Photo: Dan Isaac Wallin
Written and produced by Markus Sieber

Markus Sieber - ronroco
Jamshied Sharifi - piano, wurlitzer
Alexander Nickmann - fender rhodes, additional piano
Bogdan Djukic - violin

In a lot of ways, Aukai’s self-titled debut is the sound of Markus Sieber bringing his career full circle. Having spent part of the ’90s playing rock music in East Germany, the composer/multi-instrumentalist then shifted his focus to acting, only to have music creep back into his life after a mind-altering move to Mexico.

“This album and project has a lot to do with memories from travel,” explains Sieber, “but also memories from childhood and nature. How did the river smell in summer? I wanted to create a sonic space where music guides the listener into some imaginative inner world.”

Which explains why he came up with the name Aukai in the first place; it’s the Hawaiian word for a seafaring traveler, the sort of person who seeks out the stillness in uncertain waters. In the case of Sieber’s new record, that meant spending a winter holed up in a mountainside cabin around Colorado’s La Plata Canyon. Basic tracks were then cut in a Berlin studio and brought into full relief alongside cellist Anne Muller (Agnes Obel Band, Nils Frahm), violinist Bogdan Djukic, pianist Angelika Baumbach, sound designer Alexander Nickmann, and longtime collaborator Jamshied Sharifi (Laurie Anderson, Sting, Dream Theater). 

041 Madre Cunaq

Don Ton

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