Goa trance

This Track is a Tribute to Amit Finkelstein Fata Morgana !

Moshe & Dani YMD GOA SUNTRIP RECORDS
LINK TO WEB :
www.suntriprecords.com/dj/name/YMD/

LINK TO FACEBOOK DANI YMD :
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100008306012798&ref=tn_tnmn

LINK TO FACEBOOK MOSHE YMD :
www.facebook.com/puremagicproductions

YMD - Fata Morgana

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New Born - A Fairy In A World Of Machines

god's daughter (sketch version)

crawlers and leftovers

Banging psychedelic mayhem meets the deep south delta blues and morphs together in an ecstatic screaming 303 acid line filter-fest as Carlos Santana waxes lyrical about the first time he heard a recording of Jimi Hendrix playing the blues...

Taken from the Cosmosis album:  Psychedelica Melodica



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Martian Blues - Cosmosis

A trippy little number with a hint of Goa and more than a dash of funk. A Bootsy driven bassline funks forwards as a bodaceous babe contemplates the various pros and cons of the Goa partay...

A colourful, cosmotic collaboration concocted by Cosmosis and Colorshape.

First appeared on Flying Spores Volume 1 compilation on 6-12-14

All Funked Up

Cosmosis & Colorshape - All Funked Up

Classic Cosmosis Goa dance floor anthem from the mid 90's. Released in 1996 on the Cosmology album (12" vinyl and CD ) 

Also appeared on 6 other CD compilation albums.

Cosmosis - Key To The Innerverse - Retro Goa '96

New Born - Space Rubble

From the sleeve notes from the Psychedelica Melodica album:

8. Spanish Gypsy

Until quite recently I lived the Sierra Guadarrama mountains in Spain for several years where I was exposed to a lot of excellent Flamenco music, which is the music of the Gypsies or Romani. 

Being a guitarist myself I couldn't help but get sucked into figuring out how to play this style on guitar. While I was learning, I was struck by the similarity between Flamenco and North African and Indian music and when I analysed it, I found that they share certain musical scales. (interestingly the Romani were originally a nomadic tribe from northen India that travelled to Europe in the12th century) 

Another musical conjunction was the similarity (to me) between the harmony and rhythm of the opening bars of that quintessentially Spanish dance the Pasa Doble and a lot of Trance built on a gallop rhythm. 

So the original inspirational spark began with the possibility of combining all these musical threads into one piece of music. So, I started by creating the melody on a Flamenco scale, over the rhythm of the Pasa Doble with it's semi-tone harmonic movement and mixed that with certain elements of the older Indian influenced Goa-trance sound, but built it all on a foundation of the big kick and bass from the more modern Psytrance sound. 

Later I dusted off the (steel strung) acoustic and recorded some melodic guitar parts using some newly learned Flamenco licks to emphasis the Gitano flavour. 

The track you hear is the result of this weird musical synthesis of Goa, Psy trance, Flamenco and the Pasa Doble.

Billy Cosmosis


Goa trance

Vadim Kandaurov