Yaman-Fusion

Written and produced by David Starfire. Flute by Divasonic. Artwork by Zachary Brown. The album features the ancestral wisdom of Indigenous world music with ambient soundscapes, the album channels the ceremonial power of ancestral rhythms, natural field recordings, and expansive tonal landscapes to support profound altered states.

Amazonia (feat. Divasonic)

Epic and transformative heavy bass remix by Contra!

David Starfire, Bloomurian, Nizhoni, Mah Ze Tar - Bass Ritual (CØNTRA Remix)

An amazing remix EP from some of the best up-and-coming producers, including CØNTRA, Lil Fish, 18 Hands, Mushina, and Sudakra. The original track was produced by me, Bloomurian, and Nizhoni. The original track features Arabic instruments from Mah Ze Tar and the producer Rhymetry is featured on the 18 Hands remix. The songs were reimagined by producers that span genres from global bass music to techno. This EP is a sonic ritual inviting somatic movement, heartfelt prayer, and the healing power of music through sound vibrations.


Bass Ritual (Sudakra Remix)

On My Knees X Everything In Its Right Place (PJ Remix) [Rufus Du Sol & Radiohead] (BareBones Edit)

Sanghyang Wings

Sanghyang Wings (feat. Kaylani Rhythms)

You were always calm, level-headed, helpful, and great with your hands, but a bad loser in games. I liked you.

Lallo 2025

Microlith - Flexing Girl
Ruthlss - 2:16
Microlith - Bouncy Castle
Run Stop Restore - Corporal
Slam - Narco Tourists
Martinou - Hold Then Release
Kiasmos - Sailed
Underworld - Mmm... Skyscraper I Love You (Jam Scraper)
Wink - Higher State of Consciousness
Factory Girls - Mark's Tune
Hardfloor - Itz Not Over
Midnight Pass - Kinetic
Baynk - Grin (Bad Tuner Remix)
Dejector - Touch
Nora van Elken - Stuttgart
Ben Böhmer - The Sun
Ellen Allien & Apparat - Bubbles
Fthmlss - Arden

Lallo 2025

Apple Podcast CiS

Written and produced by David Starfire, Bloomurian, Nizhoni, remixed by Mystic Grizzly and featuring Mah Ze Tar and SHEWXLF.

Bass Ritual (feat Mah Ze Tar & SHEWLF)(Mystic Grizzly Remix)

Composers: Mohamed Assani & John Oliver
Soloists: Mohamed Assani (sitar), Shahbaz Hussain (tabla)
with the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Maestro Bramwell Tovey
Sunday November 5, 2017 @ Vancouver's Orpheum Theatre

'Pressed For Time' brings myself as a composer/sitarist working in the genre of Hindustani Classical music, alongside John Oliver – one of Canada’s leading composers of music for orchestras, chamber ensembles and electroacoustic media. Together we have created a composition of approximately 22 minutes in length that integrates each of our strengths in Indian Classical music (Hindustani tradition) and Western contemporary classical music. The work takes the form of a sitar concerto in one movement. The final piece, called Pressed for Time, draws on as well as departs from the conventions of Hindustani classical music (the music of Northern India and Pakistan) and Western contemporary orchestral music, Pushing past the idea of ‘setting’ the sitar in either a traditional or avant-garde context, we have tried to merge the best of both, developing the raga in a non-linear way, creating unexpected changes and new ideas that transform the musical materials and form. This new synthetic work plays with the listener’s expectations, whichever of these traditions they prefer or know best.

Yaman-Fusion

Vedang Vocalist