Wes, Paul Kwitek - Sad Moon (original)
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- Опубликовано: 14 апр 2023
- Stream / Download - ffm.to/sadmoon
Experience the timeless beauty of world music with Wes and Paul Kwitek's 'Sad Moon.' This ambient classical piece is a true masterpiece that showcases the duo's incredible talent and creativity.
Tragically, Wes Madiko, one of the co-creators of this mesmerizing work, passed away in late 2021. However, before his passing, he had expressed his wish for the song to be released to the world. During the recording of Sad Moon Wes shared that he had been in touch with an African Bantu spirit that had passed this song to him, making "Sad Moon" an even more profound and spiritual work of art.
After the recording was completed, Wes sat down in the studio and declared that this song could never be performed again due to its unique and unparalleled tonal qualities. The recording is an original, entirely unprocessed and unaltered, and is sung in the language of Wes's ancestors.
It is rare to find a piece of music that so perfectly captures the essence of human emotion "Sad Moon" is a masterpiece that will undoubtedly stand the test of time, and Wes Madiko's legacy will live on through his beautiful creations like this one. 
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Spirituality at its peak.
belle chanson, RIP grand Wes
Still R.I.P. Wes Madiko.
Your music inspired me and that will go on until the day i close my eyes forever.
Beautiful emotional music ♪ ♫
懐かしい気持ちになります、魂の故郷へ帰って来た気分です
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very nice....Who will be the creative artist of the album cover? It seems to me a beautiful art that is not recognized.
Yeah really beautiful and kreative visuells
May it forever remain unrecognized and locked in our hearts.
Toujours aussi Inspirant. Reposez en paix monsieur .
j 'aimerais tant comprendre les paroles de toutes vos chansons,j' espère un jour pouvoir avoir des traductions en sous titres ou en description .
En attendant ,bravo et merci pour ce titre ici.
😢Cette lune a ton visage et te pleure aussi 😢
What language of Wes Madiko's ancestors is that? It sounds like Algerian Arabic language.
It is a song in Bantu