Monolink Live act @Ayahuasca LIVE - River Cruise in Paris

[@LeVoyageDesKoumoul]

Thank you for all your comments!!! This was really a beautiful experience filming this! Thanks again to Monolink. Here is our main channel, where you can find more live, and mainly Music mixed with Nature landscape, from France and all around the world!!

[@AlexaTheJumpingJellybean]

Why did you rip the songs?

[@StevenRud]

We’re three almost 50 year old family fathers, sitting here in my neighbors office, partial Lockdown, nowhere to go out, really cold outside, -10 Deg Celcius, sat in comfortable chairs, everyone else is fast asleep and we’re listening to this amazing music over Bowers&Wilkins loudspeakers. Sitting, fully relaxed, eyes partially closed, nodding our heads, feeling totally at peace with everything and everyone... We’re totally spaced out. This guy and his outstanding music are just phenomenal!!!!! Best wishes and greetings to you all. You all stay healthy and keep up a positive spirit to everyone you encounter. No judgement, no prejudice thoughts, just “Letting Go And Letting God”. You all have a good time. Best regards, Steven (Switzerland)

[@markbell9973]

It's not even Sunday, and still your comment put me into that highly specialized kind of "extase" you get from the addition of each minute into a certain "culte." (FunnyNOT: the different meaning in English!) Or each gesture of the clergy and the communicants and the musicians in some regularly scheduled Sunday morning Mass. Since the topic is "La ville lumière:" My "ricain" mind goes back to an ordinary but extraordinary Lutheran worship service in Les Billettes. it was a beautifully lazy Sunday am, kindly+ancient bells going off at different intervals from--so it seemed to me--every church edifice across Paris. I came especially to hear an exceptionally well crafted pipe organ built by the outstanding Mühleisen House, origins in Alsace but also fully active across the Rhein to.this day. Two brothers of the Mühleisen dynasty. I took a place near-ish the mid-sized instrument in the balcony at the opposite wall to the altar and "chair" below, all in full view. 30 mins audition d'orgue by an invited guest organist from within Paris, or France, or any country in the world. Buxtehude. Bach 9/8 C Major. His own transcription for organ of a cantata movement known popularly as "Le choral du veilleur." Really, a 30" prelude headlong into the service. With music, communal singing of the immortal German chorals in French, a careful+impassioned sermon by a young/dynamic pastor, and finally; a communion of Paris's "merveilleusement déclassés" one-by-one to excerpts from Buxtehude's luminous, chill fantasy on "How Brightly Shines the Morning Star." I needed 2 oxytocin pills like I needed a hole in the head. (Like u3 guys ha.) ....similar experience during mass on another Sunday morning in Saint-Sulpice. It was the insistent inclusion by all the communicants around me on the vast floor below the organ loft that I can not forget. The deliberate smiles, exchange of hands, the right words, briefly. Me: "Ah merci, à vous pareillement." Both times: against but yielding to my better judgment I felt like whispering "Hold me fast and hold me tight...la vie en rose...je ne regrette rrien de rrrien" But I did think it loud and proud. Vive la France! Same to Monolith. Listen to his The Otherside to bring everything that's good back to mind. I can barely even imagine those vibey-genial sounds rising from the underside of one of the bridges and the quais, upward into neighborhoods of both "rives," gauche et droite. And everybody that's within range: in the flowzone. Life is so much more 3D and 4D beautiful than it is 1D and 2D ugly! Vous croyez les gars? Amitiés toujours et à jamais, Mark (cowboy town Arizona, [St Johns/San Juan] )

[@markwilensky5547]

I'm 75 and listen to Monolink in the car constantly.

[@markkhan2010]

Monolink is highly coordinated and focused. While everyone else can get lost in his brilliant music, he is constantly tuning and aligning things real time without even the slightest disruption in his voice or music. That's class a professionalism.

[@harryecke5399]

AUSNAHME-ERSCHEINUNG! und @DMT ....rofl

[@yevgenypychugin919]

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[@rabi78jallo]

Totally agree

[@vijaysenthil9883]

This guy stands out from the rest! Monolink has his own genre of music. Killer!!!!

[@johnhunt5540]

Never heard of him until I seen video of burning Man .now I can't stop listening never heard anyone like him

[@AspiditesRamsayi]

Same here 👍

[@jma1795]

My story too

[@Zitagirl76]

Same☺🙋🏻‍♀️

[@aronaguilar3182]

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[@aronaguilar3182]

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[@ch5769]

Monolink is tapped into the rhythm of my soul.

[@Totanka-Yotanka]

I like that he mixes his ability with the guitar with the electronic tunes and his voice. Not many of his genre can do that.

[@dianag.1997]

Yes, I was wondering if there are some artists who do the same, I love this mixed style of Monolink. If somebody knows please write😊

[@AspiditesRamsayi]

@@dianag.1997 i think he's unique 👍

[@dianag.1997]

@@AspiditesRamsayi Ahh yes, I know, he became a drug to me, absolutely in love with his performances. Just want more and more of this magic:)

[@AspiditesRamsayi]

@@dianag.1997 exactly that 👍🍻

[@KarambaJulien]

Jan Blomqvist and Rufus du Sol comes to mind

[@petradaam8544]

I really hope that we all can see this man soon because I think it would be crazy to see and hear him at a live set. He makes such beautiful music, it allways makes me happy and smiling.

[@Anlonn]

i search for so long for this kind of music. flow, good voice, beat, gentle. awesome music ! monolink is my favorite now dj.

[@harshitkumargupta9448]

This something out of this world!

[@elisavieira737]

Monolink is such a lovely man I love his music thanks xxx

[@ILonaVladimirova]

I love your sunny energy!!! Thank you very much :-)

[@globetlottel]

excellent flow

[@kibaalvarez1991]

what a party moment !!! love the bassline!

[@maddoxdj1830]

He is amazing!!!!

[@JodyLeeSchroeder]

Still Raving to this !

[@rampeneren]

What a set, i love this so much ❤

[@vincenzopaolucci7896]

This is a Artist..

[@greenbaku]

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[@rcbloom]

@@greenbaku man not everyone has English as their first language so what if he made a mistake is this necessary?

[@soulywings6108]

Simply amazing music with sensitivity together... Keep up this beautiful art you make!

[@dietermaus7267]

Very good artist

[@martinbohler9376]

Cruisin' with a V8 through the night... empty highway... 140 kms an hour... 🎵🎶🥰

[@lolopat11]

j'adore/amazing

[@Mammasitta]

just so wonderful

[@AspiditesRamsayi]

1 seul commentaire négatif : Dommage le set n'est pas en entier. Sinon monolink est incroyablement bon, que du bonheur auditif. Hâte de le voir en live 👍🖤💜💙💛💛🧡❤️.

[@TheComputerfreak23]

Great Video! Seeing and hearing Monolink is pure pleasure :)

[@LIGHTWORKER-po9di]

🦋A MAESTRO 🦋

[@aldomorales313]

Este carnal se merece ser conocido por mucha gente, ahuevo que si!! Saludos desde México 🇲🇽

[@happyouth]

with love from india

[@xanlarmamedov2315]

Super👍👍👍

[@robertodematteis5792]

Bravooooo

[@elisavieira737]

I love it 🌞

[@lucascaxito7436]

what's the song of minute 8:45?

[@tharindujayawardhana2005]

Awesome ♥️🇱🇰

[@ВасилийБогданов-з6я]

Монолинг лучший!!!!

[@vedman69]

25:00 whats the track ID???

[@uziuz4247]

The End

[@vinogradnik_Kiru]

Good work buddy

[@patriciaamorim9430]

❤

[@radiohousemusic]

❤❤❤

[@dusanpavlovic3598]

lovelove

[@patriciapechtold1544]

🌍👍👍👍👍👍

[@papaipe280]

💚😘🥰😘🥰😘🥰💚

[@viveksirwani9716]

Intro track?

[@shreeyanshsanadhya2729]

harlem river monolink edit (unreleased)

[@bejopurnama6671]

Its like Jack Johnson and Boris Brescha had a baby . Unreal .

[@joelduarte1757]

4:20 👽🎧🛸

[@carlwelstead5622]

Miming it all, gutted. Studio recorded and all mimed.

[@kotekote214]

სერიოზულ

[@samarskydima]

Заебомба!

[@deadfi5h1]

this guy...

[@sharoffkot]

intro like Nicolas Jaar

[@tgraham72]

"This is my first time playing on...on a river...."

[@markbell9973]

The Seine River (of Rivers=the history, suicides, lovers, etc.) It tcuts Paris in half. Overhead, one of the +/- 20 bridges that link the "Right Bank" with the "Left Bank." Within the old city walls there are pretty wide, paved walkwaye called "quais' on both sides of the river. Lunchers, stroll-ers, a few skaters, joggers, sunbathers in designated areas. By night, every kind or stuff usually 99% harmless but still that bit of scary adventure-edge if you are feeling unchallenged. Short stretches of the "quais" were given names long ago, or a name change more recently to memorialize some transitional event in the city. The name for this stretch is Quai Saint Bernard. To have been there.... Makes me drool. The vibe and multilayers of the set scream understated "Paris City of Lights." Kinda unimagineable. A comment in pissy French bemoans that this is not the full set. The ayuhaska must have broken thru that line that takes you off this earth for a minute. Ya don't publicize this mind-body state. It stays forever and exclusively wiith that magic group of ravers...as a communal secret.

[@chiragbhatia8565]

🕉️💣🕉️

[@sergserg7038]

Крайне не плохо играет.

[@kotekote214]

Дело наверно в плохих колесах :) потому-то вроде нормально шпилит пацан :)

[@xxki-epxx1567]

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[@afogarai5802]

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