The Bridge : Sasha Merkulov

Sasha Merkulov : The Bridge.
Ethnic new age, groove, meditation, sitar, ambient.

Deep grooves, ambient synthesizer sounds, didgeridoo and magic sound of sitar will touch the thin edge where your soul connecting your body. No need to explain yourself what kind of music are you listening, just add amplifier volume and enjoy it. The Bridge is a collection of beautiful musical pieces.

Special thanks to Gennady Alpatov for a great didgeridoo sound.

Songs:

1. Following The Sun
2. Highlander
3. Tribal
4. The Road
5. Child Alone
6. The Silence
7. Uga-Uga
8. The Monk
9. Very Slow
10. Zen Garden

Listen to: the entire album.

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Release date: 05/20/2016
Sasha Merkulov lives in Karmiel Israel

Tagged as: World, Electronica, Chillout, Indian Influenced, World Electronic

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