Magic Carpathians Project - Ethnocore 2: Nýtu

Tracklist Hide Credits

1	India Mai	5:28
2	Ram Nam Satya He	6:35
3	Uluru	6:04
4	Transcarpathians	6:35
5	Global Dharma Narrator – His Holiness The Dalai Lama*	2:29
6	The Marpha Beat	3:08
7	Nýtu	3:07
8	Radical Acoustic	4:13
9	Atropa Belladonna Cries	6:49
10	Dënega	5:27
11	India Mata	4:49

Credits

• Bass – Tomasz Radziuk
• Clarinet, Synthesizer [Moog] – Ramunas Jaras
• Flute [Slovakian Fujara], Didgeridoo, Dulcimer, French Horn, Jew's Harp, Vocals – Marek Styczynski*
• Sitar – Michael Wadada
• Tabla, Djembe, Percussion – Jan Kubek
• Violin – Marek Miczyk
• Vocals, Dulcimer, Harmonium, Arco Bass, Sitar, Percussion – Anna Nachter*

Notes

Some basic information on this release (from the booklet):

Nýtu: a mythical, archaic technique of vocalisation given in the language of ancient Slav rituals, nowadays completely lost and forgotten. Some traces of the original technique can be found in the remnants of the ancient Carpathians culture.

Ram Nam Satya He: a Hindu mantra accompanying the bringing of a dead body to the Ganga river.

Marpha: a small village in the Kali Gandaki Valley on the Annapurna Circle trekking route. This is where the field recordings used on track 6 have been taken.

Atropa Belladonna: the magic plant of the Carpathians, used to provoke an apparent death. According to the indigenous belief, it has the power to produce its own voice.

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