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Showing posts with label haunting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label haunting. Show all posts
Sunday, 25 September 2016
Thursday, 30 July 2015
stories, rituals, mysteries | creating new reality
Their music cannot be classified into any particular
category or trend. Unconventional use of acoustic instruments
including zither, dulcimer, udu, kantele, but also stones, sticks,
fragments of sheet metal from ships, voice, spiced up with a bit of
electro - all this illustrates the world of extra-musical ideas -
stories, rituals, mysteries. via Requiem Records
The video was created by Piotr Modliński. For more music of Pathman, please click here. Also make sure to check more of Requiem Records celebrating their 20th anniversary this year.
The video was created by Piotr Modliński. For more music of Pathman, please click here. Also make sure to check more of Requiem Records celebrating their 20th anniversary this year.
Sunday, 26 July 2015
let the river | wash my soul
Cerys Matthews took as always good care of Sunday vibes and today doubled them by broadcasting live from Womad festival. Now, that's a line-up! All that reminded me that I need to update my concert plans for the upcoming weeks. For now I will let Naomi and Lisa-Kaindé, sisters from Ibeyi, haunt all my senses with this video. Let the river...
The video was directed by Ed Morris.
I will come to you river, wash my soul,
I will come to you river, wash my soul again.
The video was directed by Ed Morris.
I will come to you river, wash my soul,
I will come to you river, wash my soul again.
Carry away my dead leaves (...)
Let the river take them, river drown them (...)
Let the river take them, river drown them (...)
Saturday, 11 May 2013
she | a way out of the blue
It's a very haunting version of Laura Mvula's song She. It's a way out of the blue.
she walked towards you with her head down low
she wondered if there was a way out of the blue (...)
she's tired, but she don't stop
she walked towards you with her head down low
she wondered if there was a way out of the blue (...)
she's tired, but she don't stop
Tuesday, 2 April 2013
to the end
Woman's Hour mesmerizes again. In vision and in sound. To the end and beyond.
The video was directed by Oliver Chanarin and Laurence Hamburger and performed by Siphiwe Mosoang and Xolani Nxumalo.
The video was directed by Oliver Chanarin and Laurence Hamburger and performed by Siphiwe Mosoang and Xolani Nxumalo.
Friday, 8 March 2013
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