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Jim Morrison meets Timo Garcia

Ganga — Fri, 10 Jun 2011 18:19:23 +0000

Timo Garcia (T_Mo) vs Jim Morrison – The Future [FREE DOWNLOAD] by TimoGarcia This week I found a little spacey dub by Timo Garcia. He used an old interview with Jim Morrison as the backbone lyrics and just spins off from there – big synths spaciness, dub – its all there together with Jim Morrisons hypnotic voice – talking about music in general and predicting the new generations music as to be primarily made by a single person together with some machines – not a word on computers though. Anyway, enjoy and remember to support Tima Garcia by purchasing some of his music here:

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You can check the original footage from the interview here

Do you like downtempo grooves? I’ve released over 4 albums of downbeat and chill out music under the artist name Ganga, while touring, performing internationally and collaborating regularly with other artists in electronic, funk and world music genres. I am blogging regularly on the free chill out music blog, reviewing, recommending and showcasing new chilled beats and tracks from around the world. So make sure you’re signed up to my email list to receive ongoing updates on new chill, world, funk and electronic music as well as free chill out music downloads – including instant access to the track “Light” from my 4th album “Gaia” and the bonus track “Chioolin”.

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Runaway with this nice chillout dub track – Dead Dog Dub

Ganga — Fri, 03 Jun 2011 15:10:43 +0000

Here is a nice little dubby track from Runaway – perfect to enjoy a nice sunny weekend.

Enjoy.

Runaway – Dead Dog Dub (Sal P’s Spoon Full of Dub w Sean Bee)

OTP08 Runaway “Dead Dog” Sal P, Coyote, Andy Ash & Simoncino remixes by On The Prowl Records

Runaway, electronic duo of Jacques Renault and Marcos Cabral, jumped from Parisian dance label, I’m A Cliche to its own Brooklyn imprint On The Prowl for the second single “Dead Dog Farm.” This time named “Dead Dog Dub,”. The remix treatment comes from Sal P, singer of Downtown post-punk dance act Liquid Liquid, and his production partner at the moment Sean Bee. Jump in for some nice buzzsaw guitar abstraction, cool trumpet drones, unrelenting bass figures and the best spoon-drumming on this side of Soundgarden. This track’s subtle cool funk is a must for fans of both Liquid Liquid and Runaway.

Are you a fan of downbeat music, chill out and downtempo grooves? I’ve released over 4 albums of downbeat and chill out music under the artist name Ganga, while touring, performing internationally and collaborating regularly with other artists in electronic, funk and world music genres. I am blogging regularly on the free chill out music blog, reviewing, recommending and showcasing new chilled beats and tracks from around the world. So make sure you’re signed up to my email list to receive ongoing updates on new chill, world, funk and electronic music as well as free chill out music downloads – including instant access to the track “Light” from my 4th album “Gaia” and another bonus track “Chioolin”.

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Two thursday stoners – Angus & Julia Stone – for a downtempo moment

Ganga — Thu, 26 May 2011 21:02:36 +0000

Here are two little pearls from Angus & Julia Stone – Big Jet Plane mixed by Dennis Dob, and the video for “Hold On”.

Check out their myspace for some more info.

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Angus and Julia Stone – Big Jet Plane (Dd Edit) by dennis dob

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Chillout track for a downtempo moment

Ganga — Sun, 22 May 2011 15:21:00 +0000

This beautiful sunday I have found a nice little song that I would like to share with you.

Its called “Final Round” by “We are trees” – a now non existing band.

Enjoy.

We Are Trees_04_Final Round (rightclick & Save)

An intrinsic love of sweet melodies, layered harmonies, dark grooves and tea with sugar was at the heart of just about everything We Are Trees did. However, they are now deceased. Ended. Finished. We Are Trees thanks on their myspace everyone who came and watched or listened or supported and especially those people who managed to do all three. Much love.

: We are Trees

Ganga – Downbeat / Chill Out Music

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Preorder new Ganga CD+Vinyl+Downloads for 15 Euro – until may 19!

Ganga — Sat, 14 May 2011 21:32:12 +0000

Do you like downbeat music, chill out and downtempo grooves? I’ve released over 4 albums of downbeat and chill out music under the artist name Ganga, while touring, performing internationally and collaborating regularly with other artists in electronic, funk and world music genres. I am blogging regularly on the free chill out music blog, reviewing, recommending and showcasing new chilled beats and tracks from around the world. So make sure you’re signed up to my email list to receive ongoing updates on new chill, world, funk and electronic music as well as free chill out music downloads – including instant access to the track “Light” from my 4th album “Gaia” and also another bonus track “Chioolin”.

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Holy Ghost – Wait And See (CFCF Remix)

This week I have a special treat for you all. Apart from the usual free download, I want to let you know about a very special offer that I make available for everybody who signs up for my free monthly newsletter over at www.ganga.dk or here

As you may know I write and produce the Danish downtempo act Ganga.

On Thursday the 19^th of may I have a new physical album out called “Forget Gravity”. If you sign up before may 19, you can preorder “Forget Gravity”, and get the 8 download mp3s + physical CD + special edition vinyl with exclusive remix – all this for only 15 Euros (+ shipping 5 Euro in Europe and 10 Euro outside Europe).

Several tracks are already compiled on f.ex. Buddha Bar 13 by DJ Ravin. The offer expires on may 19, so be quick and drop me a line at preorder@flincmusic.com

Here is a little write about this weeks free download from Holy Ghost..

Holy Ghost! (DFA) aka New Yorkers Alex Frankel and Nick Millhiser. The two disco enthusiasts met in elementary school and have been playing in several bands together ever since.

After working as live players for DFA Records partners James Murphy and Tim Goldsworthy and playing and recording with Juan Maclean on his releases, Frankel and Millhiser formed the Holy Ghost over a shared love of analog synthesizers, Larry Levan era-disco, and infectious Pop. At the insistence of Murphy, the disco enthusiastic duo released their first original song, “Hold On,” on DFA Records. The song hit a chord worldwide and achieved great cross over success. Overall club support from DJ’s like A-Trak and The Loft’s David Mancuso led to mainstream support. iTunes also named “Hold On” Single of The Week. On top of the success of “Hold On,” Holy Ghost! released a string of hit remixes for artists like MGMT, Cut Copy, Phoenix, and also Moby, and traveled across the world DJ’ing on every continent ( except Antartica). The second single was released in 2009, entitled “I Will Come Back” and this was coupled by a music video that is an homage to the New Order video “Confusion”. Holy Ghost also hosted the show Subterranean on MTV2.

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Tamer Lives – get a great downtempo track

Ganga — Fri, 06 May 2011 07:15:07 +0000

Are you a fan of downtempo grooves? I’ve released over 4 albums of downbeat and chill out music under the artist name Ganga, while touring, performing internationally and collaborating regularly with other artists in electronic, funk and world music genres. I am blogging regularly on the free chill out music blog, reviewing, recommending and showcasing new chilled beats and tracks from around the world. So make sure you’re signed up to my email list to receive ongoing updates on new chill, world, funk and electronic music as well as free chill out music downloads – including instant access to the track “Light” from my 4th album “Gaia” and another bonus track “Chioolin”.

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Other Lives – Dustbowl III

There’s no point in trying to pinpoint an obvious “single” in Other Lives’ second album, Tamer Animals. Just let every last song wash over you like proper long players once did, from the cool strings and pulsating horns—a technique learned from old minimalist Philip Glass LPs—of “Dark Horse” to the richly orchestrated “Heading East,” a cut that could have been taken from the early instrumental sessions of Other Lives’ old band – Kunek.

“The core of that band (Kunek) is still with me,” says frontman Jesse Tabish, who founded Kunek with cellist Jenny Hsu and the drummer Colby Owens. “In a lot of ways, that is still what I gravitate towards, songwriting wise.”

Unlike their self-titled debut— which was a studio-bound effort that was produced by Beck’s longtime drummer, Joey Waronker—the Tamer Animals album was tracked in the privacy of the band’s own space in Stillwater, Oklahoma. Waronker then mixed the entire affair and sanded down its edges, but it took Other Lives a whole 14 months to get to that point.

But we’re not talking about lazy Sunday sessions here, either. More like 11 songs that were carefully sculpted over time, with certain specific sounds creeping up when the record called for them, and nothing that’s forced or rushed at all.

“Every sound has its own purpose without being too indulgent,” explains Tabish. “There’s nothing like, ‘Hey, let’s rock out on this one!’ It’s all homemade in a way. For better or for worse, it’s all our special sound.”

That sound amounts to one hell of a sweeping listening experience —an atmosphere, a mood, a state of mind. So while you might find yourself going back over and over to the minor-key melodies of “Dust Bowl III” or the Morricone-like arrangements of “Old Statues” more often it’s all part of a greater whole. And since Tabish prefers treating all his vocals like an instrument, the lyrics are left open to interpretation.

To be honest, they don’t even matter. What matters is how Tamer Animals makes you feel and how it aims to hit you in the chest…hard, like Godspeed You! Black Emperor and Sigur Rós LPs that inspired Tabish want to write this kind of music in the first place. (If you can believe it, he played in punk bands as a little kid and didn’t resume the piano lessons he started in third grade until he was around 18.)

“I’d rather like us to be an ensemble than a genuine rock band,” he says. “That’s my goal—to get away from those traditional ideas about how this thing goes. It’s not a strength in numbers kinda thing, either, where you have12 people are on stage and five of them are playing the same melody. When the music calls for that amount of players, we’ll go there. Then we’ll destroy the band itself.”

“Dustbowl II,” from the new album Tamer Animals, is out May 10 from, is as harsh and barren as its namesake. Droning strings swell around the spare song for its first half until it reaches the central pondering—“Is there any way to get this writing off the wall?”—explodes with a crash of ominous military-march drums, offering what could then only be a bleak, “No.” It is morose and brazen, but never more than it has to be. Its an extravagant song that, like the rest of the album around it, never once borders on pretentious.

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Jessica 6 (formerly with Hercules Love Affair) releases new LP

Ganga — Fri, 29 Apr 2011 10:04:33 +0000

Are you a fan of downtempo grooves? I’ve released over 4 albums of downbeat and chill out music under the artist name Ganga, while touring, performing internationally and collaborating regularly with other artists in electronic, funk and world music genres. I am blogging regularly on the free chill out music blog, reviewing, recommending and showcasing new chilled beats and tracks from around the world. So make sure you’re signed up to my email list to receive ongoing updates on new chill, world, funk and electronic music as well as free chill out music downloads – including access to the track “Light” from my 4th album “Gaia” and another bonus track “Chioolin”.

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Download this evocative Jessica6 track:

Jessica 6 – Prisoner Of Love (feat. Antony)(2)

http://home.dimmak.rcrdlbl.com/2011/04/27/download_jessica_6_prisoner_of_love_feat_antony_

Jessica 6 is a oddly hypnotic Brooklyn-based trio pushing the boundaries of nu-disco and R&B. “It all started when Nomi brought over a kick-pattern and also a song she’d written which she called ‘Fun Girl’,” recalls Jessica 6 bassist Andrew Raposo.

Ruiz (the band’s front woman), Raposo and Morgan Wiley, Jessica 6’s keys and keys master, originally met while playing with Hercules and Love Affair. “We were so enjoying listening to each other’s music beyond Hercules. It was really all just about having fun,” says Raposo who first met Wiley back in college before joining the DFA produced hip-hop act Automato together. “Then Nomi came in with hundreds if not thousands of new songs her laptop.”

What started as aplayful improvised studio session soon turned into a tight sound none of the three musicians could ignore. Ruiz, who had been thinking about doing another solo album, soon realized, along with Raposo and Wiley, that the three of them were best matched as a band. “It’s kind of like Fleetwood Mac,” Ruiz says about the energy and connectedness shared by Jessica 6’s band members (sans the romantic warfare, of course). Raised in Sunset Park on the music of Janet and Michael Jackson, as well as the power anthems of Mary J. Blige, Ruiz soon bonded with Wiley and Raposo over freestyle and underground hip-hop nuances of which very much punctuate Jessica 6’s debut LP.

A mixture of folk, Britney Spears circa ‘Blackout,’ Cuban-mafia fashion and the works of Dario Argento, makes Jessica 6 a cross-pollination of various dark, campy and very dramatic themes. “We were staying up and watching horror movies about breaking taboos and the irreligious, while at the same time looking into sweet romances and high-camp,” Raposo says of the album’s long evolution. The band’s moniker pays tribute to a lead character in hyper-sexed cult-classic “Logan’s Run.” ‘Jessica 6′ is the film’s heroine who flees from an authoritarian underground world in search of freedom and autonomy.

For the members of Jessica 6, this endeavor has been a similarly liberating experience. It is proof that life does not in fact end at 30. Jessica 6 may bear all of the optimistic undertones of a recently conceived live act, but its members’ respective industry experiences make up for an especially mature sound and exceedingly tight and interesting live show. “We have developed our personal relationship live, on stage” Raposo says of the band’s ties. “Morgan and I have been playing together for over a decade, and Nomi was next to us every night with Hercules for over one hundred shows.” It’s this familial likeness that not only lends the band’s members the freedom to push boundaries and bounce inspiration off one another, but also makes for an emotionally-charged live performance. Be sure to check out their debut LP.

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BIG K.R.I.T with fresh downtempo for a chilled afternoon

Ganga — Thu, 21 Apr 2011 14:53:52 +0000

Do you like some nice downbeat music, chill out and downtempo grooves? I’ve released over 4 albums of downbeat and chill out music under the artist name Ganga, while touring, performing internationally and collaborating regularly with other artists in electronic, funk and world music genres. I am blogging regularly on the free chill out music blog, reviewing, recommending and showcasing new chilled beats and tracks from around the world. So make sure you’re signed up to my email list to receive ongoing updates on new chill, world, funk and electronic music as well as free chill out music downloads – including instant access to the track “Light” from my 4th album “Gaia” and also the bonus track “Chioolin”.

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BIG K.R.I.T. – King’s Blues

Emcee/producer Big K.R.I.T. from Meridian Missisippi has joined forces with Cinematic Music Group to release his highly-anticipated debut, a brand new cool street album entitled K.R.I.T. Wuz Here.
The album is produced & mixed entirely by K.R.I.T. himself and the DJ Folk, Wally Sparks & Jonny Shipes-hosted project comes complete with the fans-approved favorites “Glass House,” “They Got Us,” “Moon & Stars” and also “No Wheaties.”
Guest appearances throughout K.R.I.T. Wuz Here is CMG labelmate Smoke DZA, as well as Wiz Khalifa, Curren$y and also Devin the Dude.

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Thieves like us – debut album – download free downtempo pop track

Ganga — Thu, 14 Apr 2011 20:00:56 +0000

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Thieves Like Us – Your Love Runs Still

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This week I found a nice little track to accompany you into the upcoming weekend. Its what you would call an international collaboration of people from different parts of the world, who accidently met at a picnic and here we are – listening to their common contribution to the world of music.

Thieves Like Us is a kind of musical vehicle — a starship, pointed straight to the red heart of the listener. They align themselves musically most with Europe, and consider Paris their home (although none of them actually are French).

Pontus Berghe (drums) and Bjorn Berglund (keyboards) are both from Sweden. Andy Grier (vocals) is from the United States, and they all met at a picnic in Berlin.

People often ask them to describe their special sound, and although they encompass a variety of different influences, they ultimately consider themselves a POP BAND. Even though the production style is both disco and hip-hop.

Their debut album “Play Music” was written, recorded and mixed in New York, Berlin, Vienna, London, Rio De Janeiro and Stockholm. They claim that the album is mostly about love gone wrong (Drugs In My Body, Lady) and identity problems(Program of The First Part and Headlong Into Night).

Check the web and enjoy the free download of this great downtempo pop track.

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Chilled tunes from James Vincent McMorrow

Ganga — Thu, 07 Apr 2011 20:01:50 +0000

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This weeks special treat is a mellow singer song writer track from Ireland. Original written by Willow Smith and here covered by James Vincent Mc Morrow.

Download here:

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Here is what they write about his release.

James Vincent Mc Morrow released his debut, Early in the Morning, in Ireland to widespread critical acclaim February 2010.
It is a collection of songs recorded over 5 months in an isolated house by the sea and the album is a completely self recorded affair, filled with beguiling and vivid stories, fables that move from a whisper in your ear to a huge crescendo in the space of a song, all the while retaining the environment and sentiment in which they were created.

The record was borne out of James Vincents desire to create something singular, take the simplest of chords, wrap them in washes of melody, so lines come in, they drop out, everything ebbs and flows as the songs move towards their inevitable end. He doesn´t sit down with an agenda when he writes. He usually has a first line, and a vague sense in his head of where the song is going, but no real solid structure. Music tends to reveal itself to him over the course of weeks and months. It’s probably quite like sculpting, he says. “You have a chisel, you know what’s waiting for you inside the stone, and all that’s left is to chip away the pieces and the finally reveal it.”

From the very first lines of the album, that singularity is there for everybody to hear. A 5 part harmony cascades in, followed by a good old growling organ and a slide guitar line of the eeriest and spectral kind. ‘If I had a boat’ is not only a great opener, but also a song that perfectly encapsulates the dense lyricism and compelling melody of the next 40 minutes of the album. Its words intense but never over wrought, a vocal line that pulls you along into a truly epic ending, an arrangement of swirling vocal lines and inventive thought, it is a song to build upon for sure.

“I always knew when I wrote this song that it should open the album” acknowledges James, “the lyric is about change. That is the underlying theme that ties it all together. The last 2 years that preceded this record being made involved the greatest change I’d ever experienced, physical, emotional, and spiritual. When I write lyrics they come together in a very uncoordinated way, lines get written and slowly link up until a story reveals itself. It was only when I was finished that I looked back and saw the words for what they were and slowly realized what they meant.”

Over the course of the 10 songs that follow, Early in the morning is a clear winner. From the simple beauty of “hear the noise that moves so soft and low”, to the pastoral thump of “sparrow and the wolf’, and the grace of ‘follow you down to the red oak tree”, the change and movement that James speaks of in his lyrics is perfectly reflected in the structure and pacing of the record. There is also a deliberate sense to the tracklisting. When the lone kick and two pianos of ‘we dont eat’ give way to the 1960’s west coast folk of ‘this old dark machine’, its just the way James intends it to be.
Towards the latter half of the record a darker tone creeps in, or as James puts it, “the closest I’ll ever get to proper mythical fantasy writing!” These songs is just where we will find him at his most literate and ornate, creating ominous figures, and a tangible sense of tension and foreboding. Drawing on his childhood love of Roald Dahl, and his fascination with American novelists such as John Steinbeck and F Scott Fitzgerald, James draws life from their writings because “they all examine the darker less spoken about aspects of life, solitudeand also disillusionment. I’m not one for defining a lyric, or what it really means, but songs like ‘follow you down to the red oak tree’, ‘from the woods’, and ‘down the burning ropes’ are me exorcising the dark side of my personality. The characters I create in these songs, the ones existing in the shadows, they are all elements of my personality of me for sure”

And then the album endsthe title track of the record, which James describes as a “simple ode to the love that I have”. It is backed by a banjo and a piano, a folk round that fades out as quietly as it arrives, the squeak of the piano stool and a final reminder of the homespun nature of what just happened.

Website: http://myspace.com/jamesvmcmorrow

Ganga – Downbeat / Chill Out Music

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http://www.reverbnation.com/ganga

(ONLY music that is already free is given away at this blog – please let us know if you think we are violating anyones rights)

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This weeks special treat is a mellow singer song writer track from Ireland. Original written by Willow Smith and here covered by James Vincent Mc Morrow.

Download here:

http://rcrdlbl.com/artists/James_Vincent_McMorrow/track/Whip_My_Hair_Willow_Smith_Cover

Here is what they write about his release.

Website: http://myspace.com/jamesvmcmorrow

Ganga – Downbeat / Chill Out Music

http://www.ganga.dk

http://www.listn.to/ganga

http://www.flincmusic.com

http://www.myspace.com/gangalounge

http://www.youtube.com/gangalounge

http://www.last.fm/music/Ganga

http://www.ilike.com/artist/Ganga

http://www.gangamusic.info

http://www.bandbase.dk/ganga

http://www.reverbnation.com/ganga