Hemi-Sync's Metamusic helps you safely alter your brainwaves with multi-layered patterns of sound frequencies. When you hear these through stereo headphones or speakers, your brain responds by producing a third sound (called a binaural beat) that encourages the desired brainwave activity.

Eric Levi’s imaginary language with its fascinating and timeless melodies offers us a musical trilogy which has touched the heart and soul of millions of people throughout the world. The first three albums, “ERA”, “ERA 2” and “The Mass” have sold over 8 million copies worldwide, with over 3 million in France alone and gold and platinum albums in at least 18 countries. ERA fans will be delighted to hear that for their fourth album, entitled REBORN, Eric Levi goes beyond the established and epic ambitions that characterised the previous albums, and today leads us into a universe where the origins of the world, languages and cultures meet in a triumphant kaleidoscope of musical influences. In “Prayers” and “Reborn”, the blend of sounds and harmonies from East and West express a compelling and unique style of music.

Personnel: Jimmy Smith (organ); Kenny Burrell (guitar); Grady Tate (drums). Recorded at the Van Gelder Studio, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey on June 15 & 16, 1965. Originally released on Verve (8628). Using the monicker 'Incredible' was no flash banner, it was true. Smith defined the Hammond organ as a jazz instrument and milked and bled it to its limit. The sub-credit for guitarist Kenny Burrell and drummer Grady Tate is also well deserved. This is the ultimate groovy, smokey jazz trio record that Smith made. The title track has been used for countless radio trailers over the years, while the often covered Duke Ellington classic, 'Satin Doll', is given extra special effort. Burrell has worked with Smith more than any other musician. His mellow tone and Smith's treble notes blend like cucumber and salmon.

Celebrating the 800th birthday of Meylana Jalaleddin-I Rumi, Mercan Dede releases his new album, 800, with themes of Religious Tolerance and Peace. The essence of Sufism, Rumi taught, is counterpoint, everything exists with its opposite. Such a notion is superbly reflected in Dede's latest album that sees Persian, Indian, Turkish and Western music come together to form an impressive sound. The contrast between electronica and classical or folkloric arts cuts to the core of the Sufi philosophy that guides this one-of-a-kind artist. 800 proves to be a captivating and natural step in Dede's long an innovative career.

Interprete: Sweet Little Band

Interprete: Sweet Little Band