The pre-Columbian Cuban land, the Cuban Taino Indians and their village of Guama. It was here that Christopher Columbus in 1492 met those same Indians, the Taino Indians, on the shore. And it was they who presented tobacco to the members of the expedition, which later became a cult plant throughout Europe.

The mind travels both through the Universe that is inside us and through the Universe that surrounds us and which we cannot reach. Some kind of invisible connection connecting what seems to be incompatible at all. A lot of neural connections open up, a lot of interesting thoughts, ideas, and revelations appear. Music that simultaneously puts you into a trance, relaxes, but also makes the brain work actively and opens up some new, previously incomprehensible facets. Fantastic worlds, trips to different parts of the world, dreams that you want to realize, inner voices and arguments with yourself. In fact, we are talking about the backyard of our brain, in which there is simply incredible potential hidden, if you collect everything you need from there and bring it to life. There are a lot of unnecessary things, a lot of unimportant things lying in each of us somewhere on different shelves of the brain, or rather in his backyard. Because something necessary is dug up only at the moment of urgent need. In the meantime, it's all lying there - it's like nobody needs junk.… But if you dig well into this junk, you can find a lot of diamonds, a lot of necessary, useful and, most importantly, what can eventually improve and transform our lives. Dirty thoughts, bright thoughts, thoughts of lust and sin, thoughts of obsession, pure and kind thoughts, inner fears, contradictions, doubts, confidence. How to figure it all out and put things in order? It is only necessary to correctly receive and process the signals that come from the backyard, from the backyard of our brain… Backyard Signals

Mysterious, sometimes mystical, interesting in its own way. With its difficult history, traditions and rituals. Welcome to Africa.

Drive, emotions, energy and a powerful breakbeat and bass combined with the folk instrument balalaika. And two bonus tracks in a similar genre.

I continue to talk with bonfires, as in my previous releases with some similar topics. Very deep and atmospheric music like my previous releases "The Ritual" and "Ya Mammay". This EP includes two atmospheric downtempo bass tracks that will take you very far. Where you don't want to go back from, where you want to go back more than once.