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Preview	Track	Artist	Playlist
	Matata Mkubwa-Percussion - See more info. <p> Matata Mkubwa -&nbsp;<em>&quot;&nbsp;A big problem&quot;&nbsp;</em>&nbsp;in&nbsp; the Swahili language from Africa.	Sultan Makende
	Dream Time at Uluru - See more info. <p> Slow, menacing and pulsating Australian native didjeridoo with an underlay of sweeping and swirling electronic effects - Would work well in a tense or frightening scene.	Sultan Makende
	Did Jeri do? - See more info. <p> A pounding, fast combinaition of didjeridoo, heavy rock band and garbled&nbsp; meaningless vocals - Has some tension and a bit frightening, but could also be used in an ironic comic scene.	Sultan Makende
	Matata Mkubwa-no percussion - See more info. <p> <em><strong>Matata Mkubwa - Big Trouble</strong></em> in Swahili<br /> A slow an pulsating fusion of electronic synths, beats, and African chanting, giving&nbsp;a feeling of tension, anxiety, stress&nbsp;and wierdness.	Sultan Makende
	Matata Mkubwa-full version - See more info. <p><strong>Matata Mkubwa -&nbsp;<em>&quot;&nbsp;A big problem&quot;&nbsp;</em>&nbsp;</strong>in&nbsp; the Swahili language from Africa.	Sultan Makende
	Matata Mkubwa-No vocals - See more info. <p> <em><strong>Matata Mkubwa - Big Trouble</strong></em> in Swahili<br /> A slow an pulsating fusion of African percussion with electronic synths and beats,&nbsp;giving&nbsp;a feeling of tension, anxiety, stress&nbsp;and wierdness.	Sultan Makende
	Bridge Of Tears - See more info. <p> A slow, sad and poignant piece,&nbsp;giving a mood of regret and sorrow.	Murlough
	Giant's Causeway - See more info. <p>A mournful and sad, Irish Ballad featuring cello, acoustic guitars, mandolin, bodhran (Irish frame drum) bass and drums.	Celtic Blue
	Catharsis - See more info. <div> Very calm and introspective solo classical guitar piece.	Mango Bongo
	Bamboo Mist - See more info. <p>A strange and haunting flute played over a spacey electronic synthesiser, combined with a glass finger rubbed tone.	Dave Yowell