Posts tagged with "DJ Spooky"

Maya Saguna - DJ Spooky Remix

Remix

DJ Spooky gives it the epic haunted dancehall vibe...

Satyagraha - DJ Spooky vs Talvin Singh

An ode to Gandhi's nonviolent movement's roots in his African experience, this exclusive track from DJ Spooky features Talvin Singh on tabla with flute by Rakesh Chaurasia.

$1.20

Indian Electronica volume 001 - CD

Indian Electronica / volume 001 is a 28 track double-disc CD release featuring an array of artists from around the globe that will take you on a musical journey through the past, present and into the future!

Expect to hear the most innovative uses of South Asian instrumentation, vocals and harmonies mashed-up with dubby basslines, ragga vocals, breakbeats, drum'n'bass and more!

Each disc is set at different tempos;

- Disc A will begin your aural journey at a relaxed pace - with wafty vocals and lush harmonics. more »

$22.00

Show 011: DJ Spooky that Subliminal Kid in the mix for 80 minutes.

Posted October 19th, 2007

This mix is a unique pastiche of political rhetoric, news clips, audio from old tv shows and yes, music (!); everything from hype crowd-rocking jams to laid-back vibes... its all in there for you to groove to.

A friend of Indian Electronica, Paul D. Miller, aka DJ Spooky, is on our international Advisory Committee for the 2007 series of Indian Electronica Festivals around the world. He has also performed live at our Festival this year in New York City. more »

Recap - the '07 Indian Electronica Festival in NYC

Posted on Wed Oct 10/07 by indianelectronica

On September 20th we held the first ever Indian Electronica Festival in New York and I'm so happy to say that it was a smashing success!

This was our third installment of the 2007 Festival series and I worked with our Advisory Committee to program the event uniquely compared to the previous summer sessions in Toronto and London – NYC was all about the Djs... well, we also had a couple of live acts but the plan entailed creating a comfortable social atmosphere where people could chill out, shake their rumps, chat or whatever else they felt like... more »