The musicians behind 'Ektā' come from India, the Balkans, Latin America and beyond, yet the album never sounds like a compromise between them. The post Sanskrit Guides Cafe De Anatolia’s Meditative New Age and Ambient Album, ‘Ektā’ appeared first on EDM.
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Sanskrit Guides Cafe De Anatolia’s Meditative New Age and Ambient Album, ‘Ektā’
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