Perhaps the best way to describe this fourth album from Murray Kyle is as a soundscape created by the mix of guitar, vocals and an eclectic collection of eastern and western instruments, blended with a masterful hand, to create music designed to reach deep within. The album is unashamedly a devotional collection presented in several styles of music from an almost folk-like rhythm to a more up market pulse, with a hint of Jazz or more possibly blues in there somewhere, all woven together with Kyles husky vocals. A number of the tracks have been enhanced with the addition of feminine vocals adding a further dimension to some very traditional pieces in Grandfather Sun and Ganapataye, the opening offering. Kyle lives in a beautiful, peaceful town in the mountains of New South Wales, which reflects in the ambience that floats throughout all the tracks. You can close your eyes and imagine people from yesteryear and today sitting about a fire uniting their voices and music in praise of simply being. Gentle, peaceful and reflective the selection of pieces encourages healing which comes from the true blessing of combining the love of earth, sky and mountain as well as gratitude for what is given. There is something for all tucked away in this inspired collection of sacred devotional music encompassing all aspects of the sacredness of life and living.

Murray Kyle - Mountain Song

(words - traditional mantra, music - Adrian Freedman)

Kyoko Tadaoka - voice
Noriko Takahashi - voice
Adrian Freedman - guitar and voice
Asha MacCarthy - harmonium and voice
Iwan Kushka - acoustic guitar and voice
Recorded live at Café Kino, Bristol, March 2014

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Namu Myoho Renge Kyo

The Children Of Men (Original George Gerrard)

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Rafael Marchante Angulo: Guitar and Vocals

Lucidia Omamori: Vocals

This is a song about the power of the voice (and sound) to open us up wide to the wow of love as it flows endlessly. It was 6 years old last month. I could call this an original, but it came to me with not much effort involved, I heard the words and the melody while I was trying to rest before a work. The chords were quite clear so I just had to give up the idea of resting and get to the guitar to learn it. Lucidia came along a few months later to add her gorgeous vocals to it which are now an integral part of the tune.

The words are simple:

Verse
I want to sing a song
of pure light
so Love can shine through me

I'll sing it with a voice
that's like a flame
to wake up the heart
to light up the heart

Wake up the heart,
to wake up the heart,
so love can shine through me
x2

Verse

Bridge
Heee heya hee heya hee heeya heee 

Verse


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Weavingthevine is currently active under the pen name Z.A. Ispharazi, and has published books called THE TREEBOAT SERIES as an extension of their music. The message of the plants and a creative effort to “allow God to become a reality” is expressed in these speculative fiction stories. 

Available as a paperback or eBook on Amazon, B&N, Apple Books, and more.
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The Oaql Seed: Book One of the Treeboat Series (2021)
Ica’s Tale: From the Treeboat Series (February 2023)
~3 more books to follow~
Gracias Ayahuasca is a track from our album 'Weaving the Vine'
released on New Years eve 2015! Check it out at:

weavingthevine.bandcamp.com/album/weaving-the-vine

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The album artwork was created by our dear friend and talented painter Vera Napravnikova, who has also been inspired by plant medicines of the Peruvian Amazon.

Visit her websites: 
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Our website: www.weavingthevine.com

Gracias Ayahuasca

Tumi bhaja re mana, Tumi japa re mana,
Om, Shri Ram jaya Ram, Japa re mana.

Oh mind (mana), my dear friend,
Always chant (bhaja) the name of the Divine,
Always repeat (japa) God's name.

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Jackson & Marilena - Tumi Baja re Mana

Rainer Scheurenbrand-Shiva

A Medicine Healing Song to uplift our spirit and remind us - that the healing Journey of our soul is the Healing journey of PachMama - the secred earth, mother of all life on this physical realm.

Lyrics:

La Hila He lala

At ho at hamalca, el merhav haripui at otanu mazmina.

Ripuy ripuy lanshama, ripuy le ima adama.
Cura cura spiritita, cura cura pacha mama.

Halelu et Ya, halelu Ya...

Halev niftach haleve niftach, el meziut hadasha shel kesem ha ahava.
Ripuy, Ripuy...

La Hi La....

Eheye adher eheye, Ani kan achshav ve merutze🙏🏻

Merutze me hahove

Be hodya la refua
Be hodya la ahava
Be hodya le ima adama

Ripuy, Ripuy...
🐍💚🐍💚🐍💚

Translation:

La Hila He lala

You are the queen,
Into the healing space, you envit us.

Healing healing for the soul, Healing for Mother earth.

Praise Ya, halelu Ya...

The heart is opening up, to a new reality of the magic of Love.

Ripuy, Ripuy...

La Hi La....

I am as i am, I am here now ∞ content with all that is 🙏🏻

Content with the present.

Thenkfull for the healing...
Thankfull for the Love...
Thankfull for Mother earth...

Ripuy, Ripuy (Healing, healing)...
🐍💚🐍💚🐍💚

Ripuy Ripuy

Jay Shri Ma (live)
G                            Am                     Em
Jay Shri Ma Kali Kali Ma. Jay Shri Ma  (x2)
G                  D                 Am                 Em
Ananda Ma Durga Devi Jagadambé Shri Ma (x2)

Words trad. Hindu Prayer to the Great Mother, Durga.
Melody by Sangita.
Special thanks to Oona & Azuni for making this recording happen and for all the beautiful family around!

Jay Shri Ma (live with family)

Originally a ceremony song from Peru written by Miguel Molina.
This version recorded by Yopi (voc., guitar), Lotta Corradini (violin), Maria Garcia Lora (voc), Joscha Oetz (bass)
En tus ojos de agua infinita se banan las estrellitas, mama
Agua de luz, agua de estrellas, pacha mama viene del cielo
limpia, limpia, limpia corazon agua brilliante
sana sana, sana corazon agua bendita
calma calma, calma corazon agua del cielo, mama

Rainer Scheurenbrand-Shiva

urban light warrior

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