[DPH019] Tzelalot - Labyrinth
Out on Dubophonic Netlabel
Jan 2014
http://dubophonic.blogspot.com
// ABOUT THE RELEASE //
“Tzelalot” is a movement of Word Sound and Power, having the explicit intent to communicate the mystical meditation about the Shadow of His Imperial Majesty Haile Selassie I, that is the meaning of this Ge’ez word. “Tzelalot” is an educational phenomenon expressing itself in several ways and sides, aimed to the complete ovastanding of the black mystery surrounding the King and dwelling in His Holy Inner. The crucial importance of this persuasion can be easily seen through an intelligent reading of the Gospel of Mark, chapter 4 verses 30-32: And he said, Whereunto shall we liken the kingdom of God? Or with what comparison shall we compare it? It is like a grain of mustard seed, which, when it is sown in the earth, is less than all the seeds that are in the earth: But when it is sown, it groweth up, and becometh greater than all herbs, and shooteth out great branches; so that the fowls of the air may lodge under the Shadow of it.
“Tzelalot” has been founded by Matyas Tekle Selassie upon the solid Rock of the truly ethiopian, amharic speaking orthodox and RastafarI tradition. Its crew is mainly composed by Bro. Kalad, Bro. Yosief and Etan-e Negus, but many more good brethrens and sistrens coopereng with I&I, through I&I spirit of love and ovastanding. Inspiration comes from Livitycal Powers. Big respect Midnite Band for their crucial examples and inspiration.
The fifteen tracks of “Labyrinth” compile only a small image of the works of Tzelalot, putting the best vibes together and showcasing the bright spiritual aura that emerges out of every track. As extra bonus we included two brand new tracks of Tzelalot, “I” and “Ras Amlak”. From the consciousness of the “Wheel” (sung in Amharic and English) and the uplifting vibes of “Cali” to the Nyabinghi influenced chanting on “Jah-I-full”, Tzelalot leads you to an esoteric journey of meditation away from the Babylonian labyrinth of today’s society.
// TRACKLIST
01. I
02. Enchant Down Babylon
03. Cali
04. Repository
05. Tzela
06. Apparent
07. Wheel
08. Maryam
09. Jah-I-full
10. Albayan
11. Om
12. Ras Amlak
13. WhoShall I Lah
14. Hoy
15. Sidov
// CREDITS, THANKS AND PRAISES
• Wheel (riddim by Midnite Band, tribute to them)
• I (produced by Matyas Tekle Selassie)
• Ras Amlak (produced by Ras Matteo / Tekle Selassie / Ras Kalad and chanting by Tekle Selassie)
• Jah I Full (played, arranged, recorded & mixed by Matyas Tekle Selassie & Etane Selassie)
• Cali (riddim & mix by Bro. Crazy Heartz)
• Hoy (riddim produced by Amndla Awethu, special thanks to Ras Desta Nya)
// KEEP IN TOUCH WITH OUR NETLABEL //
Website: http://dubophonic.blogspot.com
Facebook: http://facebook.com/dubophonic
Twitter: https://twitter.com/Dubophonic
Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/dub-o-phonic
RSS Feed: http://feeds.feedburner.com/Dub-o-phonic
Out on Dubophonic Netlabel
Jan 2014
http://dubophonic.blogspot.com
// ABOUT THE RELEASE //
“Tzelalot” is a movement of Word Sound and Power, having the explicit intent to communicate the mystical meditation about the Shadow of His Imperial Majesty Haile Selassie I, that is the meaning of this Ge’ez word. “Tzelalot” is an educational phenomenon expressing itself in several ways and sides, aimed to the complete ovastanding of the black mystery surrounding the King and dwelling in His Holy Inner. The crucial importance of this persuasion can be easily seen through an intelligent reading of the Gospel of Mark, chapter 4 verses 30-32: And he said, Whereunto shall we liken the kingdom of God? Or with what comparison shall we compare it? It is like a grain of mustard seed, which, when it is sown in the earth, is less than all the seeds that are in the earth: But when it is sown, it groweth up, and becometh greater than all herbs, and shooteth out great branches; so that the fowls of the air may lodge under the Shadow of it.
“Tzelalot” has been founded by Matyas Tekle Selassie upon the solid Rock of the truly ethiopian, amharic speaking orthodox and RastafarI tradition. Its crew is mainly composed by Bro. Kalad, Bro. Yosief and Etan-e Negus, but many more good brethrens and sistrens coopereng with I&I, through I&I spirit of love and ovastanding. Inspiration comes from Livitycal Powers. Big respect Midnite Band for their crucial examples and inspiration.
The fifteen tracks of “Labyrinth” compile only a small image of the works of Tzelalot, putting the best vibes together and showcasing the bright spiritual aura that emerges out of every track. As extra bonus we included two brand new tracks of Tzelalot, “I” and “Ras Amlak”. From the consciousness of the “Wheel” (sung in Amharic and English) and the uplifting vibes of “Cali” to the Nyabinghi influenced chanting on “Jah-I-full”, Tzelalot leads you to an esoteric journey of meditation away from the Babylonian labyrinth of today’s society.
// TRACKLIST
01. I
02. Enchant Down Babylon
03. Cali
04. Repository
05. Tzela
06. Apparent
07. Wheel
08. Maryam
09. Jah-I-full
10. Albayan
11. Om
12. Ras Amlak
13. WhoShall I Lah
14. Hoy
15. Sidov
// CREDITS, THANKS AND PRAISES
• Wheel (riddim by Midnite Band, tribute to them)
• I (produced by Matyas Tekle Selassie)
• Ras Amlak (produced by Ras Matteo / Tekle Selassie / Ras Kalad and chanting by Tekle Selassie)
• Jah I Full (played, arranged, recorded & mixed by Matyas Tekle Selassie & Etane Selassie)
• Cali (riddim & mix by Bro. Crazy Heartz)
• Hoy (riddim produced by Amndla Awethu, special thanks to Ras Desta Nya)
// KEEP IN TOUCH WITH OUR NETLABEL //
Website: http://dubophonic.blogspot.com
Facebook: http://facebook.com/dubophonic
Twitter: https://twitter.com/Dubophonic
Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/dub-o-phonic
RSS Feed: http://feeds.feedburner.com/Dub-o-phonic
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