Earth Day Remix Contest

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DJ Spooky and Critical Beats invite you to participate in an Earth Day 2010 remix contest, using tracks from Critical Beats' library of Amazonian recordings. The winning track will be promoted and performed live by DJ Spooky!

Submit tracks to jeremy(at)criticalbeats(dot)org by 9am April 29th.

DJ Spooky wants to perform your Critical Beats remix to his entire fan base. He will be selecting the winning track over the next few days so don't delay.

All tracks must include samples from CB's library of Amazonian recordings. If you've already submitted a track we'll include it in the contest. If you've started working on a track finish it up and submit it to jeremy@criticalbeats.org ASAP.

If you are new to this process check out the "Earth Day Remix Contest" link below, which contains additional information and downloadable samples to get you started.

EARTH DAY REMIX CONTEST

Track List


1. Govinda - Teacher Calling
2. Hot Pink Purple - Trees Laugh
3. DJ Spooky - The Eagle
4. Adham Shaikh - Water Icaro
5. Mike Hoffman - Ausangante
6. SaQi - Cancion del Corazon
7. DJ Jorem - Antara
8. Beto Martinez - Doctorcito Ayahuasca
9. Carlos Rodriguez - La Paccha
10. Herbert Quinteros - Icaro Ayahuasquero


DOWNLOAD THE ALBUM HERE

Critical Beats for the Climate

Interweaving the voice of the Amazon with the current musical inspirations from artists around the world in a united effort to preserve our most critical environmental resources.

Critical Beats is a 100%, volunteer run, non-profit that is using music to inspire rainforest preservation. It brings Amazonian musicians together with famous producers from around the world for the purpose of collaborative music making. The results weave together ancient sounds, rhythms, stories, and prayers alongside modern beats and electronic wizardry, producing an inspiring cross-cultural call to environmental action.

All of the proceeds go to organizations and projects already working in the Amazon with well-established relationships and processes in place to combat deforestation, species loss, and the displacement of indigenous tribes from their native lands. This way you can enjoy listening, dancing, and knowing that all the while you are contributing to a brighter world.

 

Comments

Which samples

It presents like the album featured above contains the tracks that are supposed to be used in the remixes, but I think the tracks located at the 'Earth Day Contest Remix' link is what's meant by tracks from the "Critical Beats' library of Amazonian recordings":
Tito La Rosa - Ivana Y El Mar 09:34
Beto Martinez - Doctorcito Ayahuasca 05:34
Icaro Raboya Shaman 07:26
Xavante Tribe of Brazil - Uiwede Nhore 02:03
Tito La Rosa - Celebracion De La Vida 03:37
Herbert Quinteros - Icaro Ayahuasquero 07:02
Puerta Firmeza Professor - Puerta Firmeza 04:56
Maybe someone has another intuition on this.