This is an ambient meditative piece I wrote for a friend during the equinox. I enjoy giving back to the universe speaking in my native tongue, frequency. English or any spoken language will never be able to express the vast amount of energy that flows through me. You would have to have the experience of opening the 3rd ear in order to understand what I'm talking about. If you don't feel me, you more than likely have a closed heart and if you don't understand me it may be a sign that you should read more books and breathe into having some of your own magical experiences. 
My fellow frequenseers and light warriors will be here with open hearts when you shift into this dimension. 

This is an 11-minute meditation great for Kundalini yoga, meditation and relaxation. 
The improvised composition was performed, with 17th-century Himalayan singing bowls, tingshas, and modular synthesizer, recorded live in one take at the Inner Siddhi Sound Temple (Los Angeles) 
Breathe deep, relax and enjoy. 

peace + love 
Shiro Fujioka

Hip Hop culture has always been about adding on to the legacy and pushing the culture forward with our contributions. If you don't know the history of a culture, it's traditions and practices you have no business being a practitioner. The Modbap scene that we are pushing is rooted in Hiphop beat making culture, this art form is one of the most influential offerings on the planet that was given birth out of poverty. A lot of my favorite Hiphop producers started out as DJ's and vinyl was the medium of choice. Making beats is the evolution of cutting a record back and forth to extend the break or instrumental section of the song. Later producers started using samplers to chop, loop and rearrange samples with heavy drums with focus on the low-end bass frequencies. This is what we call BoomBap, Modbap is a branch of that tree, the difference is we use modular synthesizers. My Sonic Salute series is an homage to some of my favorite producers. 001 in the series is dedicated to DJ Premier of the group Gangstarr. Whenever I would find a record Premier sampled I was always blown away at how he flipped these old dusty samples and brought new life to a forgotten song. I sampled the John Dankworth - Two-Piece Flower song that DJ Premier used on the Gangstarr - Above The Clouds song for this installment. I have more planned for some of my other favorite producers that I listened to growing up in HipHop culture. Big up DJ Premier and Gangstarr! RIP Kieth Guru Elam

- Shiro Fujioka modbap.com

"I have a collection of Sci-Fi short stories written from an ethnic inner-city perspective I started writing when i was a teen. I've added to this collection of written works throughout the years and never knew what to do with it. There are not many outlets or audiences for this genre of science fiction so I decided to start sharing them in animated form on the web." - Shiro Fujioka

Scored and animated by Shiro Fujioka for audibleobjects.com

Dedicated to the life of DJ Stef your contribution to HipHop will never be forgotten. 

DJ Stef, was the founder of the Vinyl Exchange, a music community newsletter whose debut in the mid-1990s saw it document record-collector culture’s rise and fueled its expansion into print and online platforms. 

http://www.djstef415.com 

http://sgardnerdesign.com 

https://www.mixcloud.com/djstef415/

Bol invites you to the Cosmic Vapor Sound Journey with the lovely @sacredhealingsessions and @voltagectrlr .

Come raise your vibrations with a unique cacao and cannabis experience with Shiro Fujioka playing an ambient set with his modular synth and Arvindjeet Kaur playing singing bowls, vocals and other sacred instruments.
Book your tickets in advance for just $35!  
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