Modern rhythms are combined as well as possible with shaman motives, and Angelight proves it once again in his new album. Uncontrolled shamanic dance and the sad call of voices from the spirit world can be heard in this music. Khomus and didgeridoos are heard in the background of electronic substrates and club beats create the perception of harmony between shamanism and the modern city.

1. The First Beam
2. Shamania
3. By the Way of Ancestors
4. The Fire Taming
5. Let's Dance with the Shaman
6. A Track to Spirits of Great Desert
7. The Message of Immortal Soul
8. The Walls of the City of the Dead are Talking
9. The Hunter of Dreams
10. Last Ray

Listen to: the entire album.

Release date: 1/21/2012
Angelight lives in Moscow Russia

Tagged as: New Age, Inspirational, Chillout, Massage

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