Prairie Slumber from Slumbers by ZMEIRADUGA
The clay bird says that you are nowhere near where you could be. Listen to the old man and make your way to the plain. This is the Prairie of Slumber. Here no one rushes anywhere. This is a well-known place. This is where noises and echoes are born. Look around you with half-open eyes. You can tell where the distant Guests have come from by the movement of the grass. You can tell whose Slumber they are from by the words.
The clay bird says that you are nowhere near where you could be.
Tracklist
| 6. | Prairie Slumber | 4:07 |
Credits
ZMEIRADUGA - "Slumbers"
Recorded live at Dom Belogo Zhuravlya Club, Moscow, summer 2013
Arrange, mixing, mastering - Inner Music Studio, Moscow, autumn 2013
John Kukaryamba - alfa-rhythm, lead voice, vocals, a lot of percussion, effects, djembe, udu, ocarina, jaw harp;
Dmitry Fablov - beta-rhythm, a lot of drums, udu, kahon, percussion;
Sasha Alekhin - gamma-rhythm, back vocal, winds (trumpet, clarnet, flutes), synth;
Elena Stuukstly Kozyryatskaya - delta-rhythm, female back vocal, piano, pads, effects;
Vadim Valavar Larsky - theta-rhythm, bouzouki, guitar, bass, electro-gusli, back vocal, string drum, noise generators and other mysterious instruments;
Sergey Pit Razoumov - lambda-rhythm, dijeridoo, klopfgeist;
Mykola Fedorov - mu-rhythm, dijeridoo and all inside.
Sound Production - Vadim Valavar Larsky
Arrange - Elena Stuukstly Kozyryatskaya, Vadim Valavar Larsky
Mixing/Mastering - Elena Stuukstly Kozyryatskaya, Vadim Valavar Larsky
Design & visual production of "Slumbers" - Elena Stuukstly Kozyryatskaya
Stories for "Slumbers" and verse for "Yellow Wheel" - John Kukaryamba
Translation - Stanislav Larski
Management - John Kukaryamba, Elena Stuukstly Kozyryatskaya
License
CC BY-NC-SA 3.0. See the Creative Commons website for details.Recommendations
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Members of the aboriginal band ZMEIRADUGA seek inspiration in ancient caves, the thicket of wild-growing jazz, Australian anthills and yurts of shamans. Voices and sounds from the whole World, ethnic drums, pipes of Australian Aborigines, alien synths, sounds of nature and songs in forgotten languages – all of these are played live at the crossroads of ethnic, tribal ambient и psy-dub.