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Folk and indigenous tribal music

Tracks Listed In: Folk / Folkloric / indigenous / Tribal

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Salama Ya Habibi-vers1-Instrumental - See more info.

This is the instrumental version
Medium tempo, electro organic fusion with lot's of percussion, oud and Zurna.

 Sultan Makende
Salama Ya Habibi-vers1-percussion - See more info.

This is just the short percussion stem
There are two versions, version one and another version (version two) with an Arabian string orchestra.

 Sultan Makende
Sertão - See more info.

The "Sertão" is the dry semi-desert scrubland in the North East of Brazil, where this folkloric genre (Baião, Forror) of music comes from.

 Dave Yowell
Soft and Sweet Berimbau - See more info.

A calm, gentle and positive groove featuring two common folkloric instruments from Northern Brazil - Berimbau and Pandeiro.

 Sultan Makende
Soft and Sweet Berimbau-berimbau and pandeiro only - See more info.

A calm, gentle and positive groove featuring two common folkloric instruments from Northern Brazil - Dave Yowell
Soweto Jolly Jumpy Jive - cues-trans-hits composite - See more info.

This is the composite file of short cues, transitions and hits.

 The Uyolo Guys
Soweto Jolly Jumpy Jive - Full version - See more info.

A happy and bouncy "Soweto Jive" from Soweto, Johannesburg, South Africa.

 The Uyolo Guys
Soweto Jolly Jumpy Jive - Instrumental - See more info.

A happy and bouncy "Soweto Jive" from Soweto, Johannesburg, South Africa.

 The Uyolo Guys
Soweto Jolly Jumpy Jive - Percussion groove - See more info.

This is a short percussion groove taken from the main version.

 The Uyolo Guys
Teemo - See more info.

A fusion of jazzy guitars with a bit of a flamenco vibe.

 David King Bolger

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