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Tularosa: An American Dreamtime is part of a larger art performance work and installation surrounding the Tularosa region of New Mexico, a land "fought over for centuries by Apaches, Comanches, Mexican farmers, Texas ranchers, eastern railroad capitalists, all in their turn."

some Tibetan post rock for your consideration

A traditional folk song from Smithsonian Folkways.

"The tracks of these albums provide small snapshots of the joy of life that pervades the spirit of the Chinese people, which can transcend the barriers of language."

Traditional Indonesian pitched gong chimes (gamelan)

some Japanese R&B featuring the Mongolian morin khuur, or horsehead fiddle, and Japanese shamisen, a traditional three-stringed instrument

"Strange sounds emerge from the forest as the night deepens and silence prevails. It's as if the forest has gained ears, able to hear the scattered inner thoughts left in different corners. A stubborn badger, set in its solitary ways, has found its secret hideout in this berry field.

... No matter where we are, frequencies always evoke unique memories and bring radiance."

"The Chinese title, "云深不知处" (Uncharted - "lost in the depth of the clouds"), comes from the famous poem "寻隐者不遇" ("Seeking the Hermit in vain") by the Chinese poet Jia Dao of the Tang Dynasty. The answers we seek in the vast nebula are just like the clouds concealing the hermit in the mountains, "deep and uncharted"."