Ott - Splitting An Atom

[@olympicjbrag5913]

2024....this is timeless....

[@johndoe-px4dm]

fantastic track 🫡 dear ott please make a trance album love the eye of the beholder

[@jasonoliver7717]

Only True Intelligence with a sense of Humor can make music this good. Powerful Artist Craftsman Technologist goin on here.

[@pappawheely]

This is A BEAUTIFUL MASTERPIECE Right up there with the masters Thank Q

[@adventurousken7734]

Really. Great. Song!

[@jamesamestil7407]

IN LOVE with this one! thanks to your music Ott ! It's truly makes one travel behond it's physical self. Beautiful work to everyone involved!

[@CrimsonHelldrake]

woah this is the soundtrack from the movie Fantastic Planet

[@Fractalinsights]

Wasnt fantastic planet made in 1973? Either way It definitely fits perfectly

[@mikeswift8155]

Yeah! now this is super cool. Thanks so much!

[@zhaseek28]

Heard this long ago in a set, didn’t know it was Ott’s)

[@uphillbothways2287]

Within this song exists a space of light-hearted freedom, within which one is compelled to surrender completely to the all that is. At least that's how it is for me. Maybe for you it's, oh, I don't know, like a really good sandwich, or falafel, or maybe like a classic Orange Julius or something. It's all a personal, retrospective journey of juxtapositioned biases. Stay classy San Diego.

[@kentborges5114]

OTT rules.

I love this

[@tjabuuhlajnen9941]

O Na Kar Maan Rupaiye Waala Ban Ban Ke Na Bage

[@peterkunstmann]

❤

[@georgealachouzos2133]

Hindi: O na kar maan rupaiye wala baar baar ke na rajje. / ो न कर मान रुपैये वाला बार बार के न रज्जे English: Don't keep on wanting money, people have loads and they're never happy. Accurate?

[@therunkumar]

Yes. Same verse from Bad Karma by Axel

[@milenad.k.2238]

@@therunkumar Where is it originally from?

[@therunkumar]

@@milenad.k.2238 The language is Punjabi, the language of a culture located inside the borders of India and Pakistan. The words go: “O Na Kar Maan Rupaiye Waala Ban Ban Ke Na Bage”, which roughly translate to: ”Don’t keep on wanting money, people have loads and they’re never happy” The vocals are taken from a sample pack called “Deepest India” by a company called Zero-G. They field recorded it in 1996-7 in India. The vocalists are Bibi Swarn Nooran, Master Dilbahar and Sohan Lal - Axel Thesleff

[@milenad.k.2238]

@@therunkumar Thank you so much!!

[@noobking5056]

@@therunkumar I am just 2 years late but do you know who sang the main line “O Na Kar Maan Rupaiye Waala Ban Ban Ke Na Bage”

[@alexdemarks4919]

No longer on Apple Music in the states :/

[@constantinegavrin1067]

Some people are children of atom... And some people are not.

[@mikeswift8155]

Yes sir! Children of the heavy elements from exploding stars. Atoms and Eve!

[@uphillbothways2287]

Join us at our local chapter in Megaton for further information on how to become a member of the Church of Atom.

[@gingerbreadman1108]

What happens if a member Fall Out?

[@Ornamentmountain]

What’s that Ott tune that has the Alan Watts sample in it?

[@TheTaltiko]

One day i wish to have that kind of time

[@tihoteplo]

@@TheTaltiko Angel Tears - Ishka

[@triple_gem_shining]

✌️😎

[@sydhdgddhhdhd6929]

lyrics?

[@triple_gem_shining]

Lawl

[@SoberRebel]

💞💞💞💞

[@alexandrupantea6576]

what is the name of the Irish part? What song?

[@Jackfapper]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/oJK9e6h_l6asr5Y probably a home sampled version of this. Heard it also on the main theme to Tomb Raider Legends

[@mysteriousshadow395]

Who came from bad karma?