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Nature of Things

from House of the Beloved by Maniko

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HOUSE OF THE BELOVED is a musical remembrance--a bridge between our troubled, tired, raggedy selves and the sweetest, divine, ecstatic world. Here is music that moves people in all ways: funky grooves to seduce people off the walls and into the beat, ballads that break hearts open and turn people towards each other, ecstatic trance music that sends everyone soaring, timeless mantras that drop us into the heart of silence and stillness.



Maniko clearly knows the worlds of ecstatic dance, prayer, trance and the unbearable beauties of love. Her songwriting is pure poetry of words and music, and her singing moves along the captivating edges of skill and freedom, power and grace. This album is an invitation into divine territory. Take the ride.


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from House of the Beloved, released December 28, 2019
Musicians: Maniko, Kit Walker, Robert Powell, Marquinho Brasil. Produced by Maniko & Kit Walker. Guest appearances by Deva Premal & Miten, Hans Christian (of Rasa), and Napali flute player Manose, the musicianship matches the creative muse. You will be treated to a variety of timeless mantras, heart-opening love songs, chill-out, ecstatic trance tracks for movement, lyrics that are pure poetry & a grace-filled voice throughout. All songs written by Maniko

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