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This series of Synchronicity soundtracks is the slowest, most continually meditative music available. May be used with headphones for expansive Theta level meditation or as deeply relaxing, ambient background for massage, yoga, etc. Each soundtrack contains two 30-minute selections. Sounds of Source Volume One features a lush orchestral score of sampled voice and strings.
Motivated by her belief that music is a tool through which positive change can be inspired, saritah’s songs combine lyrics that are at once global and personal, political and spiritual, with music that incorporates many influences from around the globe. From soul through folk to roots and world beats, saritah has clearly crafted her own unique style, which has a sincere, raw energy, and whether solo or with a band, is performed with such passion as to captivate the listener, young or old.
Anchored in a variety of roots music – from drum & bass to soul funk, crisp hip-hop to spirited rock & improvised jazz – Afro Dizzi Act have built a reputation as one of the most flexible bands in Australia. Their ability to craft a live performance for a particular audience and space is second to none and it’s for this reason amongst others the group has been able to attract such a wide ranging audience and an equally diverse array of gigs.
Ash Grunwald has been enjoying a phenomenal ride so far in 2005. Already this year has seen him take out the coveted ALBUM OF THE YEAR for his previous release, I Don't Believe, at the 2005 Australian Blues Awards; complete a national Triple j tour with the fabulous Jeff Lang; and receive stellar reviews for his latest offering LIVE AT THE CORNER.
“Beautiful Thing” represents a whole different chapter of my life and rather than try to compare it to my first album or generalize about it’s style and content, I think I should just say: It’s full o’ music. Original music. There’ll be several songs you’ll like, one or two you’ll love and a few you might already know. It’s optimistic, it’s melancholic, it’s cheeky and it’s honest.
Andrew Cox is a multi-award winning singer/songwriter, mulit instrumentalist, producer, arranger & orchestrator based on the north coast on NSW near Byron Bay.
This album was created to support the people who survived the Tsunami and help to rebuild their lives, Sound Foundation is working with the AFAP and independent artists to create this album which we know you will enjoy.
This album features Riley Lee, shakuhachi flute master, in combination with Master Charles and Synchronicity Holodynamic vibrational entrainment technology in the Theta range. The shakuhachi is a simple, traditional, Japanese bamboo flute whose tones are subtle and evoke the essence of meditative awareness in musical form. Track one is "The Fullness of Emptiness" and track two is "Diversity in Unity". Each track is 30 minutes long.
Debut album: “Satellite” on Setting Sun Records. Thirteen original tracks produced by Dr.Pete. Recorded at Crystal Grid, Rocking Horse and Setting Sun studios, Byron Bay, Australia. Mixed by Anthony Lycenko at Rocking Horse. ssv = Setting Sun Versions, NTR = Nick Taylor Remix
'India All Over', is one of those albums you would take with you if you were beamed to another planet...a rare collection of Indian male and female vocalists on a magic carpet of sensual grooves and reflective vibes....with the ultimate ocean of sound: the 23 minutes long "om-prayer".
