Here’s a free track ...

This is inspired by AR Rahman’s “Jai Ho” from Slumdog Millionaire.

Produced by Outersect,
Vocals by Irina Mikhailova,
Additional production by Neal Stewart
Mastered by Kevin Metcalfe at Soundmasters, UK
(same guy who does the Shpongle & Ott CDs)

The 320 kBps version is here:
Jai Ho Shanti Remix (MP3)

The CD-quality WAV version is available here:
Jai Ho Shanti Remix (WAV)

Enjoy - & thanks to the How Weird Street Faire for sponsoring this track.

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The new Outersect CD “God Love the Fool” is just out on Beats & Pieces records.

God Love the Fool release page w/ samples

Release Notes
Beats & Pieces very proudly presents the second Outersect album - God Love the Fool! Outersect is Rob Rayle’s groundbreaking genre-bending electronic studio project. Rob is a veteran San Francisco based producer of psychedelic music. He spent years composing and performing in rock bands before the Burning Man festival altered his musical direction forever. The work of a mature artist at the peak of his creative power, God Love the Fool offers a unique combination of the best jumpy psychill, techno-bluegrass and 70s progressive rock influences. God Love the Fool dances between these styles while guiding the listener on a seamless musical journey into the Outersect. Yes, it really is as interesting as it sounds. Don’t miss this musical experience that will make your body and mind dance - play the fool!

Track List

Track list:
01. Kali Ma (Album Mix)
02. Patchouli Scented Plastic
03. Everything Disappears
04. Ikodia
05. Buford Bombed the Bass (Fishing with Grenades Mix)
06. To Take a Single Conscious Breath Without Discursive Thought
07. God Love the Fool
08. Techno Hillbilly Hoedown
09. You Are Nature
10. Mutania
11. Aleko

You can order straight from the BnP website: http://www.bnprecords.com/cd.html
Or through all major shops & download shops!

Also check out this video for the FREE TRACK -
Irina Mikhailova demonstrating the Bollyweird dance ...

Irina does the Cosmic Dance

Nice review of this CD just went up at the Morpheus site ...

“Genre blending downtempo electronica. God Love The Fool brings together a number of surprisingly diverse elements: psychedelic chill, bluegrass, tribal-ethnic music, seventies style progressive and yet somehow manages to combine these peculiarities into a coherent whole….”

God Love the Fool review ...

Outersect interview just went up at the Morpheus site
.... discusses how Ott & Shulman were involved in the
making of “God Love the Fool” ...

Outersect interview

For those interested in a poster version of the album cover,
it’s available directly from the artist’s website ...

God Love the Fool - poster

the mp3 link isnt working. but id love to hear this.

Fixed the mp3 link ... enjoy.

Recently I came across that new album of Outersect.
Well I am following all new realeases, and after listening that album for 12 times on repeat I can say that it is FRESHEST, AND MOST UPLIFTINGLY PSYCHEDELIC ALBUM OF THE YEAR so far.

It has some touch of slackababa’s breaks, and funny-stony sounds, but i could listen to slackababa only 2 times after which i put it aside.

In Outersects music You can feel the sould he put in it, and twisted mind. You can feel that he was THERE, and he know what is going on (probably on psychoactive substances ) You can feel a TWISTED mood as well, I even think that Simon Posfrod gave him few tips some times

He is so easy going that i can see him collaborating with shpongle very easily - and I would definitely wood like to see it maybe coming Halloween..?

I am living in London, but am Russian and I spend my time in some russian psy communities on a web, and I can say that among Russians Outersect becoming very much loved with his new album.

I will repeat myself, and will thank Outersect for bringing this piece of summer joy to our reality THANKS FOR A GREAT ALBUM. BOOM!

Wow - yabsolut, you’re too kind. You’re welcome.

Check out the Untz Outersect interview.
The interview has some stories about Simon & Ott & various other lunminaries.