9 mixes with songs by “Prince Rama of Ayodhya”

With my eyes closed I couldn't really tell where I was. Dancing, somewhere in a higher and purer place, with stranger lights and intense lasers, with mantra's reverbing all around and inside me. It was rapture-day, but it sure sounded like a Prince Rama live show.
Ten tribal tracks including music by Bent Leg Fatima, Exuma, and Akron/Family.

23 songs from local artists in Boston and Jamaica plain as the soundtrack for my short film "The Tree Where Dead People Grow"

It's strange. I would describe this kind of music as one of the most 'authentic' or 'purest' forms of music. Some percussion with a lot of repetition, and some 'drone' by a natural instrument... But in our world this music is called 'weird' and 'experimental'! Rubbish! This is real music from and for real people (:
Nine (sometimes long) tracks including music by Big Blood, Elizabeth Cotten and Gkfoes Vjgoaf.

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23 of my favorite tracks released in 2009, including music by A Tiny Window, Prince Rama of Ayodhya, and Интеркосмос (aka Interkosmos).

So criminal. Eight tracks including music by AIDS Wolf, Cold Cave and Julian Plenti.

"As all the Heavens were a Bell,
And Being, but an Ear,
And I, and Silence, some strange Race,
Wrecked, solitary, here -"

Susumu Yokota / Cresting / Vangelis / Prince Rama / Spaceghost / Etc

Incredible music you never knew about but would regret if you didn't listen to it.
Includes:Neva Dinova, Prince Rama of Ayodhya, Shearwater