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This collaboration is quite a combination of elements. Some time ago, Josh (Bageltogo) posted an open collab invite called Punjabi bass beat (http://www.macjams.com/song/47119), which I found very interesting. Here is his original description:
"It contains a sample of an Indian lady singing a Punjabi folk song; sample of a sitar drone; two tabla samples I believe from GB maybe from elsewhere; my own beat; and a double bass sample, also I believe from GB."
Around the same time, I was thrilled to see Ramonaji appear on Macjams. For those of you that don't know her yet - she has posted some excellent work on iComps (http://www.icompositions.com/artists/ramonaji). When I inquired about a collab, I discovered that we had a mutual taste for Indian/Hindi pop stuff - so I asked if she would be interested in working with Josh's piece. She came up with the vocal mantra and I added some cello, percussion, and sparse extra backing vocals. We hope you find it enjoyable.
bageltogo: original instrument track
lunatrick: extra instrumentation & vocals
ramonaji: vocals
"It contains a sample of an Indian lady singing a Punjabi folk song; sample of a sitar drone; two tabla samples I believe from GB maybe from elsewhere; my own beat; and a double bass sample, also I believe from GB."
Around the same time, I was thrilled to see Ramonaji appear on Macjams. For those of you that don't know her yet - she has posted some excellent work on iComps (http://www.icompositions.com/artists/ramonaji). When I inquired about a collab, I discovered that we had a mutual taste for Indian/Hindi pop stuff - so I asked if she would be interested in working with Josh's piece. She came up with the vocal mantra and I added some cello, percussion, and sparse extra backing vocals. We hope you find it enjoyable.
bageltogo: original instrument track
lunatrick: extra instrumentation & vocals
ramonaji: vocals
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Jaya Jaya Shiva
particledots
This reminds me of the stuff my daughter listens to back in the UK
Nice swirls of mystic psychedelia here.
I have listened a couple of times to this (monitors/headfones) and my only slight critique is that the voice seems too prominent in the mix, but I can't decide if that is because of the way it pans from side to side or not or if it is simply too loud (not that my opinion matters of course)
Love the tablas and the general atmosphere to this
Is it a live bass?
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