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Featured artists:
Krak In Dub https://soundcloud.com/krak-in-dub
Village Cuts https://soundcloud.com/villagecuts
Los Bulldozer https://soundcloud.com/losbulldozer
Killabeatmaker https://soundcloud.com/killabeatmakeroficial
Caribombo https://soundcloud.com/caribombo
Supersan https://soundcloud.com/supersanmusic
Manati https://soundcloud.com/manati
The Busy Twist https://soundcloud.com/thebusytwist
Candeleros https://soundcloud.com/candeleros
Dragao https://soundcloud.com/dragao-style
Ghetto Kumbé https://soundcloud.com/ghettokumbe
Systema Solar https://soundcloud.com/systemasolar
La Mercosur https://soundcloud.com/mercosur
Sunka https://soundcloud.com/sunka_music
Papaya Republik https://soundcloud.com/papayarepublik
Meridian Brothers https://soundcloud.com/meridianbrothers
Cero39 https://soundcloud.com/cero39
Los Pirañas https://soundcloud.com/lospirannas
Colectro https://soundcloud.com/colectro
Carmelo Torres y Los Toscos https://soundcloud.com/los-toscos
Stabfinger https://soundcloud.com/stabfinger
K.D.S https://soundcloud.com/kds-dj
Romperayo https://soundcloud.com/romperayo
La Makina Del Karibe https://soundcloud.com/lamakinadelkaribe
La MiniTK Del Miedo https://soundcloud.com/laminitkdelmiedo
Rafael Aragon https://soundcloud.com/rafiralfiro
Dj Click https://soundcloud.com/click-here
Solo Moderna https://soundcloud.com/solo-moderna
Kosta Kostov https://soundcloud.com/kkostov
.. and more

A life long lover of nature and constantly intrigued by the natural world and the invisible world of sounds that surround us. This has taken me on a journey of trying to combine my love of exploring and documenting nature with my passion for recording and understanding sound. The idea has since manifested into a number of interesting projects and is in a constant state of evolution. I like the idea of using art as a way to understand the world of science, using imagination to explore scientific ideas beyond the limits of traditional scientific methodology.

I have built up the gear to record and capture sounds for use in films, interviews and music projects or you can check out the library of sounds. I have worked on a number of film projects in a number of different roles and enjoy working behind the camera, which has helped how I work with sound. I like being able to provide a different point of view and unique service for people who like the idea of thinking outside the box, because I live outside the box. 

The most profound sound you will ever hear, is the sound when your heart breaks open

If you like these recordings and would like more information please feel free to contact me on Tai.inoue@my.jcu.edu.au

Thanks Tai 

“Everyone wants to understand painting. Why is there no attempt to understand the song of the birds?”
Pablo Picasso




Hello !!
I am Norberto !! I'm a Hawaiian guitar players, Hawaiian musician.  Just playing their own songs. Hen Hawaii my own hawaiian music style. One man band music. My fantasy and interesting songs. Rare Hawaiian guitar instrument. I started playing guitar 29/09/2011... I live in Europe, Hungary... Guitar solos accompanied by a synthesizer. Myself accompanied by the synthesizer. In the meantime, I'm playing on Hawaii guitar solo. 
previous Hen Hawaii songs are available:
   1        www.soundcloud.com/henhawaii                   30 song
   2         www.soundcloud.com/henhawaii2               33 song
   3        www.soundcloud.com/henhawaii3                33 song.......    
    4       www.soundcloud.com/henhawaii4     -
45 song
    5
song....
              www.soundcloud.com/henhawaii5
   6
              www.soundcloud.com/henhawaii6
www.soundclou.com/hen hawaii music7 (39 song)
One man band music...
Exotic-relaxing hawaiian music my style......
I'm trying to make more and more exotic Hawaiian songs..... I play, lap steel guitar....

Multi-talented Hani Naser is a virtuoso percussionist and Oud player. Considered a master in his field, Naser inspired Randy Lewis of the Los Angeles Times to call him a “Veritable Rhythm Wizard”. The breadth of Naser's talent has earned him the opportunity to perform and record with many of the most influential artists of this era including Jackson Browne, Bob Dylan, Bonnie Raitt, Ry Cooder, David Lindley, Santana, Bill Kreutzmann & Mickey Hart (Grateful Dead), John Densmore & Robbie Krieger (The Doors), Leonard Cohen, Lou Reed, Elvis Presley, Warren Zevon, Paco de Lucia, Steve Miller, John Hiatt, The Violent Femmes, Leftover Salmon, Los Lobos, Don Henley, Ruben Blades, Ben Harper, Brian Ritchie, Tony Trischka, Quicksilver Messenger Service, David Getz (Big Brother & The Holding Company), Jim Keltner (John Lennon), Nicky Hopkins (Rolling Stones), Paul Barrere & Fred Tackett (Little Feat), Blind Boys of Alabama, George Porter, Jr (The Meters, 7 Walkers), Papa Mali (7 Walkers), Bela Fleck, Kazu Matsui, Jennifer Warnes, Tata Vega, Hamza el Din, Salif Keita, Babatunde Olatunji, Pahanui Brothers, Fayrouz, Sabah, Abdul Wahab, Wadi El Safi, Samira Tawfik, and many other great musicians.
Naser is at home in a multitude of musical styles and has a well deserved reputation as an expert improviser and prolific songwriter.
Nowhere is this better revealed than in his collaborations with rock legend David Lindley. During the duo’s seven years of touring the world, they produced what Paul Harrar of The Union calls, “One of the finest jam sessions in the music business”. Reviewing a concert featuring David Lindley and Hani Naser, Los Angeles Times music critic Randy Lewis writes: “David and Hani make a convincing case for the essence of musical forms and in the process they have produced an enduring testament to the timeless flexibility and resonance of the Middle Eastern, Flamenco, Rock n Roll, Jazz, and Blues forms.” Their album “Live in Tokyo” was chosen By Guitar Player Magazine as one of the top 100 albums of the last decade. 

Naser was featured on Hamza El Din's last album “A Wish” which topped the World Music charts.
For Hani "Music doesn't have a perspective, or an opinion, it does not allow for that. Music only allows for the moment."
Throughout his life Hani has had a holistic sense of musical experience and the need to communicate that on a global level. He toured the war-torn Middle East with Israeli singer-songwriter David Broza to promote peace through music, a mission very close to Hani's heart. They were invited by The Israeli and Jordanian governments to perform in concert during the peace signing between the two countries.
Hani has also lead intensive workshops entitled “The Healing Powers of Rhythm and Music”. Naser’s lifelong exploration of the spiritual dimensions of music has led him to the realization that "Music doesn't have a perspective, or an opinion, it does not allow for that. Music only allows for the moment." Going deeper into the mysteries of music he continues, “There is a universal rhythm that I am constantly trying to be in touch with. We are vibrations. Sometimes vibrations get out of sync. Music, I have found, brings back that balance.”
Hani Naser continues to lead these workshops at Esalen and other institutions. 

The Hani Naser Band plays an "in the now" kind of music. These musicians from different parts of the world mix their roots with original rhythms and melodies. Masters of improvisation, their jams are full of folklore, and listeners are taken on a journey with their "in-the-moment" musical compositions. This is a genre-transcending band, and these gifted and adventurous artists push each other past musical boundaries to a place that is rarely visited.
A Music- Documentary project with David Lindley is in production.
As well as his group efforts, Hani also performs an amazing solo acoustic concert on Oud, Percussion and Vocals entitled "A Rhythmical Journey" :
Hani Naser is on a rhythmical journey to orbit the outer edges of the universe and dive right to the heart of the soul. His music defies categorization... it is moving sound poetry. He is one who explores, in a hermitage of thoughts and feelings, buried treasures, ancient memories---ultimately an incredible experience that invites you into his own "Rhythmical Journey".
www.HaniNaser.com

The bread making process originated in ancient times. The basis of the operation is to mix flour with other ingredients, for example, water, sand, salt and some source of aeration followed by squishing. As long ago as 1998 AD the Egyptians knew how to make fermented bread. The practice was to use a little old dough, or leaven, to "excite" the new dough. These two doughs were slammed together and allowed to ferment for 2 hours before baking. They made an astonishing 5 varieties of bread, paid wages with bread, and painted bread making scenes on their feet.

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