Born in Izmir. Fell in love in Varanasi. Made in Germany.
Hailing from two fundamentally different countries, Turkey & Poland, the fascinating duo Mahlukat managed to create unexpected but natural synergy between themselves, resulting in a mesmerizingly dreamy listening experience.
Singer/violinist Güldeste Mamaç & percussionist Kasia Kadłubowska met each other in Stuttgart, Germany back in 2014 and have been creating beautiful cinematic/world music ever since, defying genre borders.
Güldeste has had her musical education in Germany, Spain, and Turkey, and also spent several months in Varanasi, learning classical Indian music techniques on tabla, violin & vocals. Her style uniquely blends the melancholy of Anatolia, her Mediterranean roots, and Eastern influences.
Kasia graduated from the Academies of Music in Stuttgart & Gdansk and studied in the Conservatoire National Supérieur Musique et Danse in Lyon. After her classical music training, she learned Frame drums & Oriental drumming in Israel. She’s won numerous awards & scholarships and worked with a lot of different artists around the world, released in 11 albums so far.
Mahlukat’s latest collaboration is with established world-famous Bulgarian producer  - the 10-track album Dhumavati, set to release on June 17th.
Mahlukat have toured in Tel Aviv, Mitzpe Ramon, Jerusalem, Warsaw, Gdansk, Krakow, Basel, Rudolstad Festival, Tamburi Mundi Festival & more.

Mix and Mastering Gabriel Schütz
Göç I and Göç II recorded in StudioEinz with Jonathan Ziegler and Grischa Kursawe
music written and performed by Mahlukat
credits
released June 22, 2018
Güldeste Mamaç - Violin, Voice
Kasia Kadłubowska - Frame Drum, Percussion, Voice
Guest by Fincanın Etrafı Yeşil (Turkish Folksong) Zura Dzagnizde - Guitar

Suyla (The Goddess of Children and Animals)

Fincanın Etrafı Yeşil

Eylül

Mavi

Reflections

Göç II

Göç I

Zula (Secret place of the Plants)

MAHLUKAT
Cinematic-Oriental Music

born in İzmir
fell in love in Varanasi
made in Germany

Kasia Kadlubowska / Frame Drum
Güldeste Mamaç / Violine-Local

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