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zhikr part 1
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Petites Planètes Rio De Janeiro, Brazil
all the music published here was recorded by filmmakers Vincent Moon & Priscilla Telmon. From trance rituals in the suburbs
of Hanoi to shamanist ceremonies in the heart of the Amazon, from experimental noise music in Singapore to sufi rituals in Chechnya, a sonic research on sacred and healing music.
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(with each album comes a film, linked in the infos below the recordings)
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