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I first heard this song as recorded by Bob Dylan a long time ago. It's been recorded by a few other people but I always liked Dylan's version so this cover is based on that one. Also, it's a true story...

The Ballad Of Ira Hayes

I Don't Remember

Carl LaManto (15) vocals and bass, Kevin Peacon (14) guitar and Drake Hartman (14) drums.  Recording during live performance at Saint Andrews Carnival in Coral Springs, FL on January 23, 2015.

John Scofield: I Don't Need No Doctor (cover)

Similar artists: NOFX, No Use For A Name, Lagwagon, Millencolin, etc.

Theme From New York, New York (Frank Sinatra punk cover)

Ultimae announces the reedition and remaster of Leylines, the fourth Ambient Downtempo album by French composer and sound designer Vincent Villuis, aka AES Dana.

Sculpted from field recordings, analog synthesis, and digitally processed textures, Leylines is a deeply immersive and granular journey. This reedited and remastered edition brings greater spatial clarity and depth, revealing new layers of nuance and sonic interplay.

Inspired by the concept of invisible energy paths believed to link sacred and geomagnetic sites, the album explores the subtle connections between musical genres, emotional states, and the living world.

Originally released in 2009, Leylines quickly became a pivotal work in Villuis’s career. What few people knew at the time is that the album was composed in its entirety twice: after a catastrophic disk crash destroyed the original version, Villuis entered a period of deep introspection before starting over. This shock led not only to emotional reckoning but also to a complete reinvention of his creative process.

Leylines became the foundation for a new compositional language — one built on a fresh sonic palette, renewed patterns, and a more sculptural approach to sound. The final result was more distilled, more intentional, and marked a turning point in his musical trajectory. Upon release, the album reached #1 on the iTunes Electronic Music chart, establishing itself as a landmark within the genre.


Leylines (Remaster 2025)

Bam (Remaster 2025)

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AES DANA | Bam (Remaster 2025)

Marrakesh Express - Crosby Stills & Nash cover

Isaac Whimmer - Guitar
Vanessa Hale - Vocals
Nick Shepard - Drums
Nick Franzini - Bass
Peter S - Keys

Ball and Chain (Janis Joplin Cover)

Download: fanlink.to/bask

Chicago-based chillout producer, Edamame, delivers his 14-track album, Bask on Gravitas Recordings. The project is a balmy breeze, warping through feelings of absolute bliss and unadulterated serenity. While the compositions embrace an ambient motif, expressive percussion and graceful melodies weave energy throughout. Fans of CloZee, Bonobo, and Random Rab will resonate with this release.

Setting the tone for the album, “Kishi Kaisei” blends angelic vocals with vivid drums. On “Sable,” Edamame and his Loci Records cohort Tor construct a dreamlike state through atmospheric and hypnotic sounds. The title track “Bask” tides in and out with a soothing bassline, feathered synths, and subtle vocals. “Passim”, which features the illustrious Emancipator, romances the ear drums by way of steelpan, sitar, and rolling percussion that culminates into a sensual outro.

Follow Edamame:
Soundcloud: @edamame
Twitter: twitter.com/EdamameBeats
Facebook: www.facebook.com/Edamame.beats

Ball and Chain (Janis Joplin Cover)

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