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OTYKEN - STORM​



Otyken is a Siberian aborigine’s music group.

They use a combination of traditional musical instruments and modern arrangements, overtone singing, special voices and the sounds of khomus.
They sing their songs in Russian, Khakas and Chulyms.

"The music of the OTYKEN group is dedicated to giving kindness and warm light to all people on earth! The magical power of our music will heal your soul and your body as well, and it can even send you into a trance."
 
SlipNet said:
Wales won a big football match today, and this song was sung prior to the game, awesome, spine tingling moments.

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Thank you, thats a wonderful song! I really got goose bumpers when listening to it. In Austria we have a very sad anthem that brings people to sleep - which is the intention, I think. At the moment I'm telling people around me we should have another anthem, giving us more joy and power .. ;-D ;-D;-D like the Russian one, i.e.
 
naorma said:
Thank you, thats a wonderful song! I really got goose bumpers when listening to it.
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Yeah, me too. I hadn't heard it until yesterday before the match, it brought tears to my eyes. I'm not normally a big nationalist, but the song is so good, so universal in its wording (despite being a song about Welsh Nationalism), that I just let myself get swept up in a bit of patriotic fervour. As the chorus builds, it makes me think of it as a survivor's anthem. The singer songwriter Dafydd Iwan will get a big boost in popularity now as the song grows in our country's hearts. And good for him too, it's a fantastic song, he should be proud. As Wales will now be competing in the football World Cup in November, this isn't the last time this song will be played, the fans love it.
 
This is music my uncle made together with a younger man. My uncle was responsible for the everyday sounds used (and alienated), such as staircase running, birds chirping, talking, dijeridoo and much more.

The other man then transformed and compiled everything. Normally I don't listen to music like that because I don't like the electronic one, but with the background I think it's pretty cool. The song I shared came about because of a conversation in Franconian Switzerland with a Franconian beekeeper. It's about the fact that there is no more honey at the moment, but there will be some again at the end of May and he "sings" it in dialect. Maybe German forum members can understand it in some places :-P @Aeneas

 
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