Namaste Dear Hivers, Namaste Aliens! 👽
Today I want to share with you my new piece of music - Hindi. This is experimental music with a traditional Indian musical instrument - Ravanhatta. Heading to India? Let's go! 🌏🐘
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I often use unconventional approaches to creating my music, constantly combining different cultures and traditional musical instruments. Today I want to share with you my new track in precisely this area. The composition is based on an Indian theme as well as a drop of modern grace in the form of a saxophone. I love music that sets the mood, with which you can just relax and enjoy the moment, and this is exactly the case. In addition to the fact that this music will be a good way to relax, for those who have already rested there is a second option - dance! The track turned out to be quite dynamic and atmospheric, a certain amount of enthusiasm inherent in the amazing ability of the Indian people to organize a holiday for any occasion, because India is a country of bright colors, stunning architecture and an eternal holiday. I watch a lot of travel bloggers and programs about India, I absolutely love the atmosphere there, it’s an amazing world. When I made this track I was in a slight trance, no no it’s not some substance that gave me this state, it’s all because of the musical instrument - Ravanhatta, it’s like it’s hypnotizing me, so the whole writing process I was in nirvana if so you could say hehe. I really wanted to convey this mood and state to you in order to heal the chakras with this amazing sound. I have always told myself that music therapy is much more than any kind of rest, and if you combine it with a walk or travel, then this is an effect that is multiplied. I decided to make a track in the break genre, as it adds its own dynamics, movement and rhythm to the basis of the composition. About a year ago I made a track in a similar genre, it was called Varanasi Trip, and now a year later I’m making music in this genre again, apparently this echo of nirvana makes me travel around India again, hehe.
I am close in spirit to many traditional musical instruments, but Asian ones are closest to me. The other day I started trying to create melodies on the Zurna, oh how perfectly it conveys the picture of the desert, it’s just something. In the future I have many ideas that I have to implement, but the most important thing is that they will all be filled with sounds, instruments, voices of all peoples of the world, this inspires me, it is very gratifying to study all this and gain experience in this matter, sometimes you point your finger at the globe - and there is a country that is worth taking a closer look at, getting to know the traditions and customs of this country, the culture and values, it just challenges me, and I’m glad that I have this opportunity, I mean work with it and model my thoughts and transfer them into sound, which will then travel around the world. People often write to me from different parts of the planet who like my music, it makes me more motivated, I’m glad that I can give people music in their traditional style while being in a completely different part of the planet, it’s a thrill and it will continue as long as I live and create! Namaste! 🙏
Hugs to everyone, and see you soon! 🙃
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