This time, Monom introduces ethnic elements into his electronic music and delivers to you some hot chillout and house music blended with a lot of ethnic percussion and instruments from around the world to create stylish and elegant tracks for you and your projects.

New sounds, new mixtures, new blend.
The world is full of instruments and sounds, it's time to listen to them!

1. Apache from Karachi
2. Al Jazzira
3. Bangcock Knights
4. Jamafrika
5. Konichiwa Sayonara
6. Vienna Vibes
7. Uluru Walkabout
8. Latinos Eskimos
9. A Hillbilly in Amsterdam
10. Sailing Dalai Llama
11. Trans Tuscany Trip

Listen to: the entire album.

Release date: 4/28/2017
Monom lives in Velenje Slovenia

Tagged as: Electronica, Techno, Instrumental, World Electronic

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