This musical production has been developed as part of the NASCA exhibition (Museo de Arte Lima 2017, Museo Rietberg Zúrich 2017-2018, Bundeskunsthalle Bonn 2018, Espacio Fundación Telefónica, Madrid 2019) and intends to awaken the senses and tune in with the pre-Hispanic legacy, thus transmitting a new insight into Nasca. This production has been recorded using original Nasca antaras or pan-flutes dating back to 200 B.C. - 650 D.C. Replica antaras also were recorded as diverse musical instruments used in pre-Hispanic times, such as quenas, quenillas, drums, rattles, whistling vessels among other instruments.

Esta producción musical se desarrolla en el marco de la exposición NASCA (Museo de Arte Lima 2017, Museo Rietberg Zúrich 2017-2018, Bundeskunsthalle Bonn 2018, Espacio Fundación Telefónica, Madrid 2019) y tiene la intención de sensibilizar y sintonizar con el legado cultural prehispánico, y así transmitir una nueva mirada hacia la cultura Nasca. Para la producción de este material se ha registrado sonidos de antaras originales que datan entre 200 A.C. - 650 D.C. como también se usaron antaras replicas Nasca. Suenan quenillas, tambores, silbatos, vasijas silbadoras, sonajas entre otros instrumentos musicales que fueron utilizados en época prehispánica.

Credits:
Composed and recorded by: Fred Clarke Alvarez & Ronald Sanchez-Pacheco

Sounds of Nasca

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Ritual

This is the second of a serie of singles from the Upcoming Album "Trust in the Path"
Words and Music by Adrian Freedman 

Daughter of The Stars Solo Version

Adrian Freedman  - Voice / Guitar / Shakuhachi / Djembe 
Misha Mullov Abbado  - Double Bass

I wrote this song while visiting a beautiful, remote Devon cove for the first time out in nature after 6 months in lockdown. A homage to the universal beauty of nature and the archetypal feminine. Rich in imagery of blue seas, green trees, red fires, feathers, bones, the midnight moon and the heart of the hummingbird. A paean to the cyclical nature of life, and the path of love that unfolds within it. It features acoustic instruments including Japanese Zen shakuhachi flute. 


Recorded and produced by A. Freedman
Mixed by A. Freedman & Nils Noa at Nixi Music Studios, Oslo, Norway
Mastered by Jock Loveband at Urban Sound Studio, Oslo, Norway

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Daughter of the Stars (Solo Version)

Daughter Of The Stars (Solo Version)

A song written to acknowledge and recognize the atrocity of the genocide of the First Nations Children in the residential school system in North America. May the sacred little bones of these children be uncovered and their lives honoured. May the courageous survivors that live on be cared for and listened to with the upmost respect and openness to create a better and more peaceful world. I pray that justice is served and that their traditions be preserved for generations to come. 

Cover art by Brent Smith 

Brief compilation by Lauren Haberman @ Little Whale 

Cello by Arianna Wegley 

LYRICS

You took our feathers and cut our hair
Forbid our language and buried us there 
Beneath the ground the earth was so cold 
Our little bodies will never grow old 

Our flesh and our blood you beat and you raped 
You filled us with fear so we wouldn’t escape 
We demand you finally listen, forgotten as we rot
Our bodies may have vanished but our spirits will not

Feel our pain, as we scream from our graves 
Feel our pain, as we scream from our graves 

How does it feel to take the Indian out of the child
Pure ignorance of nature’s perfection and wild 
Our identity shattered and savagely torn
We all need healing for generations to be born 

Addiction and abuse come from scars of the heart 
Of lost and broken families you ripped us apart
You say this nation’s free and that there’s no violence 
But our sacred little bones will no longer be silenced 

Feel our pain, as we scream from our graves
Feel our pain, as we scream from our graves
Feel our pain, as we scream from our graves 
Feel our pain, as we scream from our graves 

Let us be acknowledged and remembered in our ways 
Sharing songs of the creator and prayers from the days 
We lived in harmony with nature and one another 
Every woman was our sister, every man was our brother 
Every woman was our sister, every man was our brother 

So we call on you know to bless our stolen lives 
By caring for our elders who are now left behind 
Uncover our little bones from our people’s genocide
So that our brutal murders can be wisdom for mankind 

Feel our pain, as we scream from our graves
Feel our pain, as we scream from our graves
Feel our pain, as we scream from our graves
Feel our pain, as we scream 

You took our feathers and cut our hair
Forbid our language and buried us there 
Beneath the ground the earth was so cold 
Our little bodies will never grow old

Little Bones (Raw Demo)

Illumination retreat, Peru, August 2022

Original Hymn by Jayaji, offered to Chetan

Let It Find You | Forest Path Study 1 #8

Circle songs from the Sound of Light band, recorded and produced in Sacred Sound Studios 2022.

Sound of Live

Suddhosi Buddhosi

In early 2022, our dome was ready. The echoes amazed and uplifted us!

SOL musicians from around the world gathered together in the Sacred Sound Studio dome to explore the sonic space together. This album is part of what we created. 

Live music played with the Dome's natural reverb. Enjoy this album and look out for more music coming soon!

Dome Master Works

06 - Instrumental

Namasté Pachamama- Yopi & Lotta
All songs written by Yopi
Guitars & Vocals: Yopi Jay
Violin & Vocals: Lotta Corradini
Tabla: Debasish Bhattacharjee
Bass: Joscha Oetz

The soul within

Om Sri Ram Jay Ram

Om Ahoo Amen

ORIGINAL RECORDING ---
PERFORMED BY: The Troggs
WRITTEN BY: Reg Presley
BILLBOARD CHART: May 1968 | #7

THIS RECORDING ---
MUSICAL PRODUCTION: Mike Auen & Eddie Folk
SINGER: Mike Auen
LSP CD: Stepping Back / LSP002
TRACK: 7 of 10
TIME: 3:14
COMPLETION DATE: 10/6/2022

LIMITLESS STUDIO PRODUCTIONS (2022)
AUDIO: Digitally engineered using STUDIO ONE 5 PROFESSIONAL
YOUTUBE VIDEO: https://youtu.be/YjvWt913Cu0

Love Is All Around

Love Is All Around (cover)

Sounds from Sapara territory, Ecuador.

Recorded and mixed by altiplano (Ronald Sanchez)

Om Sri Ram Jay Ram

Yopi

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