A Collaboration between Buddha Bomb & Paul Conly & Lumonics
The evening begins with Bhakti Gayaka Paul (Paul Conly)'s Gong Synergy for one hour, consisting of gongs, singing bowls, chimes, drums, and voice. The performance will invoke the Sound Current: a Resonant Field Journey to attune your form and spirit to induce a state of tranquility and mindfulness, and activate your healing energies.
After a short intermission, DJ and music producer Buddha Bomb and Paul Conly will collaborate on a tribal dance music set. Paul will be playing theremin, drums, synth, and adding vocals.
Video Projection by Dorothy Tanner and Marc Billard
$20 admission, advance tickets: $15 at http://www.lumonics.net/events.htm
Buddha Bomb and Paul Conly discuss the history of electronic music on Under the Floorboards on KGNU:
http://www.afterfm.com/index.cfm/fuseaction/shows.detail/showID/46/requestStartRange/2015-02-06/showName/Under%20The%20Floorboards Look for Jan. 3, 2015
About Bhakti Gayaka Paul (Paul Conly)
Bhakti Gayaka Paul is a vocalist and composer with over 40 years of experience in psycho-acoustics and studies in physics, social philosophy and psychology. His concerts are based on a lifetime of study and practice of music and audio vibrations. Paul Conly was formerly a recording artist for Capitol Records with the group Lothar and the Hand People before launching his career as a composer at Carnegie Hall with the New York Youth Symphony in 1971. He is an award-winning composer of over 200 film scores.
About Buddha Bomb (Rhythm Sanctuary, KGNU, Family Moons)
Buddha Bomb was born in our Solar System on the planet Neptune. Meanwhile, at the same time on Earth, it was the 22nd day of February. Friday afternoon. Quarter past 5. Just in time for Happy Hour.
Once living the life of an American Hippie, Buddha Bomb experienced just about everything Imaginable, and many things Unimaginable. He was one of the first students at Naropa Institute in Boulder. Buddha Bomb traded long hair and a beard for Buddhist teachings and a meditation cushion. After meditating in Holy places for many years, his heart and mind were open. Buddha Bomb heard Techno Music with the power to transform consciousness. Buddha Bomb's calling became louder. And we are all fortunate for that.
“If you've been by Lumonics Light & Sound Gallery, then you already know it's unlike any other gallery in the city. Artist Dorothy Tanner sculpts amazing, impossible-to-describe works featuring light as a main component; the gallery also plays host to events that include music, yoga classes, meditation, Chinese Qigong, and workshops on expanding your consciousness.”
Amber Taufen, Denver Westword (Best of Denver)
*Photo Montage by Emilio R. Roser and Marc Billard
Artwork: Sandcastle by Dorothy Tanner
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