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Deep Roots Winery was founded on the values of family. As the saying goes “Like branches on a tree, we all grow in different directions but our roots remain the same”.The love of wine was instilled in the Edenburn children at a young age. What began as a family tradition long before their time, finally involved them starting in the early 90’s. When they were finally old enough (really, weighed enough) to help, the three amigos (Rudy, Carol and Teara) were stomping grapes in a barrel for their grandfather. It was a family tradition that always left their little feet purple for weeks to come.
"Deep Roots" H:8' X W:40' Acrylic on Panels Shady Valley Park, Atlanta, GA… | commercial, synthetic, multi color, animal, figurative
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Deep Roots by ML Wah, released 24 May 2019 1. Head Out 2. Santal 3. A Clearing 4. Wallah Sound 5. Parvati's Dance 6. A Sit With Bindu Mahal 7. Game Genie 8. Head Home "There are many sides of Matt Lajoie (solo, Cursillistas, Herbcraft, Ash & Herb, Starbirthed) but the ML WAH name is dedicated to a more devotional direction. Following 2011’s Ashram To The Stars, Herbcraft took a heavier tack, pulling more from Krautrock and the space spectrum, but Deep Roots is here as a spiritual successor to that album’s higher consciousness. There’s a deep body vibration to the album, shaking the chakras until the soul lights up like an ember. LaJoie’s hymns are covered in ash, ambling through the streets in search of solace, euphoria, or enlightenment. This is one for the late-night meditations, with the cool breeze blowing against the baked-in glow of warm firelight. If you’ve found purchase in LaJoie’s past works (no matter the output) then you’ll already be on board for this, but for the free jazz congregation and the psych temple travelers, here lies an album that brings together the fold for a blissful bout of devotional thrum. Recommended for some deep listening." - Andy French, Raven Sings the Blues review of Deep Roots ***** "Matt LaJoie (from Maine), working under various monikers (Herbcraft, Cursillistas, etc) since the mid-2000s, is a musical visionary, and one of the most prolific artists making music in the psychedelic genre. His latest album Deep Roots is a joyful, blissful continuation of his musical journey—a singular, psychedelic reverie." - Buck Curran, Textura 2019 Artist Picks ***** Following up four cassette sides of minimalist longform durational meditations for limited instrumentation (trumpet and trombone on "Big Air"; bowed 10-string guitar and voice on "The Divine Interval") the vinyl debut of Matt LaJoie's devotionally minded solo alias ML Wah enters the multi-tracked "full band improvising live" sound that was once a signature approach for the multi-instrumentalist. But as last fall's self-split with Herbcraft released on Crash Symbols ("No Slack") hinted, where once he sipped inspiration from the stream of the Planet Earth Rock & Roll Orchestra, LaJoie's direction with ML Wah (and more than ever on Deep Roots) is drawn closer to the cosmic-within as explored by the boundaryless spiritual jazz of ensembles like Don Cherry's Organic Music Society, the ever-expanding sacred drone of the Theatre of Eternal Music, and the naturally psychedelic roots reggae of Ras Michael's Dadawah and Sons & Daughters of Negus. For a musician known primarily as a guitarist (as on January's "The Center and The Fringe" solo guitar LP), here the focus on rhythm, breath, movement, and trance is birthed from a fresh palette of instrumentation. Dense with hand percussion textures, double basslines, melodica, trumpet, and tack piano, the largely-instrumental collection invites the listener on a caravan course of abstracted inner-and-outer geography. LaJoie's approach--building up each track via layered first-take improvisations on a variety of instruments--lends the recordings an atmosphere of "live in the room" jams amongst a freewheeling collective, resulting in one of the most unique offerings in his vast discography. Even as this "automatic composition" method is familiar to any who has bent an ear in Flower Room's direction over the past couple years, Deep Roots discovers a higher harmony with the Self as creator in the ever-unfolding Now: an invitation to open to an experience of ultimate reality beyond time and space.
Accidental Mysteries for April 21, 2013 focuses on the Deep Roots of Modernism.
This stunning watercolor painting features a majestic tree with sprawling roots, set in a lush forest filled with vibrant greenery. The soft brushstrokes and dreamy hues create a sense of peace and serenity, making it a perfect piece for bringing warmth and tranquility into your space. Let this artwork fill - Tree with Deep Roots
To achieve this image we have used a combination of techniques, which include CGI, photography, matte painting & retouching. We shared the Art Direction with Diego Vleminchx. Thanks Diego for trusting is us for this unique project.
The deep roots never doubt spring will come. - Marty Rubin
Does your Snake plant have deep roots system? Should you be planting it in a small pot? Check out this guide to know more about it!
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Canadian retailer Roots will breathe new life into an old style as its collection of hand-knit Mary Maxim sweaters hits stores this weekend.
Black women are among the originators of country music, and have fought to find a place in a genre that is only recently beginning to shift.
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Pine trees usually do have deep roots, but the larger the tree, the deeper its roots will spread into the ground. A small pine tree can have a root length of about 10 feet (3m), while a larger pine tree can have roots that can go up to 70 feet (21m) or more into the ground.
The Landreth Seed Company is about as old as dirt, or at least as old as America. Even George Washington ordered from Landeth’s seed catalogue. But the company’s deep roots may not be enough to save them from deep financial problems. Host Bruce Gellerman speaks with Landreth Seed’s CEO Barbara Melera.
Discover the profound impact of childhood trauma on your mind and nervous system, and delve into the transformative power of hypnotherapy for trauma recovery.
Marmotescu is my artistic alter ego. I am an Eastern European artist who draws inspiration from nature, folk art and daily life. I love using old techniques in a new way and I constantly improvise and create new patterns.
