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Singing Earth Season 1, Episode 1: Woven Songs of the Amazon

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Barrett Martin visits the singing Shipibo Shamans of the Upper Peruvian Amazon Rainforest, and records their sacred healing songs known as "icaros". Several other well-known musicians participate in the recordings for a truly unique musical experience. Watch Singing Earth Season 1, Episode 1 Woven Songs of the Amazon in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of Singing Earth Season 1, Episode 1 and share your thoughts in the comments below!

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Episodes

4 episodes
Season 1
1

Woven Songs of the Amazon

Barrett Martin visits the singing Shipibo Shamans of the Upper Peruvian Amazon Rainforest, and records their sacred healing songs known as "icaros". Several other well-known musicians participate in the recordings for a truly unique musical experience.

20 min
2

Brazil and the Art of Cannibalismo

Barrett and R.E.M. guitarist Peter Buck travel to Brazil to make an album with Grammy-winning singer and songwriter Nando Reis. During their journey, they get to speak with Tropicalia legend Gilberto Gil, and then record a final song with singer and songwriter Silvia Machete.

20 min
3

The Last Bluesman

Barrett produces an album for first-generation blues singer CeDell Davis. During the studio sessions, legendary rockers stop by, and up-and-coming musicians collaborate with CeDell. Guest musicians include Duff McKagan, Eva Walker, Peter Buck, Ayron Jones, Zakk Binns, Scott McCaughey, Annie Jantzer, Mike McCready, and Van Conner.

24 min
4

Iceland and the Music of Landscapes

Barrett travels to Iceland with British singer-songwriter Duke Garwood and former Nirvana and Soundgarden guitarist Jason Everman. There they play with a Viking rock band, and do a studio collaboration with Eurovision finalists Systur.

18 min