AÏsha Devi Talks Frequencies, Transcendence and Performance | Red Bull Music Academy

[@RBMA]

To learn more about Aïsha Devi and her career... ► www.redbullmusicacademy.com/lectures/aisha-devi

[@mehdimoussaoui1712]

Thank you for this content!! What a beautiful woman and artist. Currently creating music everyday with similar intentions. Very inspirational.

[@redcorreo5471]

From México, city!!! Recién escuche su música y en verdad me impresionó, por eso llegué hasta esta página!!! Siempre es bueno que haya nuevas verderas artistas!!!

[@montanaproductions5559]

WOW!! Thank you for being so forthcoming with this process. Frequency of different sounds is something I’m studying as well. Thank you again for this gift 👽 ✨

[@POLARIStheTRUE]

If Aisha Devi & Heilung could to play together in an ancient church with a giant organ, I believe reality would totally shift towards a better one. That would be the most amazing experience ever!

[@TheCultofshiva]

I've been at a full moon party in an abandoned church wich opened with a drumcircle. The echoes of the walls create a new soundscape and rhythm. Its inescapable and putting you in a trance. Music is the universal key to our minds. Or something...

[@darqnet]

Her music works.

[@glade_maker]

Deep stuff!! I love the idea of creating non-earthy sounds to confuse the brain, bypass consciousness and elevate the soul...

[@TheCultofshiva]

This is interesting, I have always loved electronic music. I totally understand what she is saying, in the early 90's I was lucky to be involved in the Goa trance, Techno and Acidtrance scene and music. There is so much power in music and dance. We should embrace the possibilities of music, dance and psychedelics as a way of transcendental meditation. Modern producers are selling music and artists like a product producing a cheap thrill. But there is something beyond the veil we can unravel through music and dance.

[@panacea.palace]

My dream as an electronic producer and DJ is to help create a scene that brings the spirit of 90s rave culture into the (post)modern world, and is centered around no genre, but just anything that moves the soul towards transcendental place... I know it's possible. And I know now more than ever people need community, catharsis, celebration. I can't think of anything more beautiful I could possibly give back to the world

[@estebantrevisack9291]

muy muy muy interesante!gracias!

[@gardikagigih5704]

amazing lecture

[@douglasfink131]

Thank you!

[@arcturusk649]

what's the name of the drug she uses?

[@panacea.palace]

Sound. That's the whole point of the talk

[@marcomeyer7895]

666 HAIL SATHANNN 666