Sema / Alrauna

by Anansi

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1.	Sema 09:48	lyrics
Hu
2.	Alrauna 04:12	info

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Sema is an experimental qawwali for the XXI century. Inspired by the sufi meditation practice, these are 33 digitized sacred Hu syllables for all of you pirates out there! The ritual is followed by Alrauna, the dub affirmation of sexual vibrancy and joyful practices on the path of radical love.

Legend has it that Rumi, walking through the bazaars of Konya, once heard the mantra "la ilaha ilallah" in the rhythmic hammering of goldbeaters. This fact filled him with such great joy that he spread his arms and began to whirl to the rhythm of the city's soundscape.

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released March 6, 2023

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Anansi Lublin, Poland

Dub echoes, broken electronics, tribal drums, ethnic chants, rhythm and pulse of the world.

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