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Wardruna – Dagr

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Receive this powerful invocation from deep within the heart of Mother Nature. It was carried through lungs that breathe its air. It was beat into eternity from ritualistic drums and instruments. It was blessed with choirs that cleanse everything their life-giving vibration touches.

Celebrate the dance of night and day.

You can listen to the melody for free, in good quality, on BandCamp, which is one of the best websites when it comes to supporting artists. You can also purchase the song (or album) from this same location.

https://warduna.bandcamp.com/track/dagr^

And if you’re curious about the lyrics:

https://lyricstranslate.com/en/dagr-day.html#songtranslation^

YouTube (decent quality, POWERFUL VIDEO):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7HMl81zRp4E^

YouTube (decent quality, full song):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FsSd-1AE4QY^

For Spotify Users (high quality):

https://open.spotify.com/track/3SENig8PtqYrtjySXeeT94^

For Deezer Users (high quality):

https://www.deezer.com/track/33360221^

This Weekly Song entry has been brought from the FaceBook archive of Weekly Song^. This exploration was originally started through a FaceBook page, about 13 months prior to launching Mentatul. Slowly but surely, the entire FaceBook archive will be brought here.

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Filastine & Nova – Gendjer2

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Here, help yourself to an exotic listen. It’s quite a challenge to define the exact genre this song belongs to. Yes, it’s electronica with heavy dub-step influences, but then what do we do with the lullaby-style singing or with the tormented violins? For sure though, this is a melody that begs experiencing at least once in a lifetime, if only to get exposed to the mish-mash of styles and sound that somehow manages to sound amazing.

Beware, for some, this song has become an addiction (but then again, any song can become an addiction – it just needs to find that mind with which it can attain perfect artistic magnetism).

You can listen to the melody for free, in good quality, on BandCamp, which is one of the best websites when it comes to supporting artists. You can also purchase the song (or album) from this same location.

https://postworldindustries.bandcamp.com/track/gendjer2^

YouTube (decent quality):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QaccT5xY_6Y^

For Spotify Users (high quality):

https://open.spotify.com/track/7gfOlRVOKHsNuLZBs6RqbY^

For Deezer Users (high quality):

http://www.deezer.com/track/16600730^

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