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Anahata Yoga Dub

22.9M streams

22,850,276

DownTemple Dub: Remixed

15.6M streams

15,634,807

Best of Cafe De Anatolia 2

6.1M streams

6,119,024

Asudha Yoga Dub Grooves

5.7M streams

5,656,863

The Clear Path

5.2M streams

5,172,559

The Great Mystery

3.1M streams

3,099,269

Selected: Deep Bass

3.1M streams

3,085,760

Muladhara Yoga Dub

2.5M streams

2,529,784

Downtemple Dub - Lost Mixes

2.5M streams

2,491,898

Breath

2.1M streams

2,083,339

Biography

Desert Dwellers is the convergence of music producers Amani Friend and Treavor Moontribe, who honed their individual crafts in the mystical deserts of California and New Mexico, long before electronic music reached mainstream. Amani and Treavor combine the raw sounds of the natural world, wrapped in dance-floor and chill-out productions; blending deep bass, earthy percussion, etheric voices, and cross-cultural instrumentation into a sonic incense for the mind and body. Desert Dwellers’ unique global sounds are a bridge between worlds, and their label Desert Trax has become a platform to spotlight similar alchemical artists. Brought together in the late ‘90s through the legendary Moontribe gatherings, in 2019 the duo celebrated their 20th anniversary of making music together, adding depth to their reputation as a pioneering and prolific downtempo, psybass, and tribal house act from the United States. The culmination of two decades of partnership has forged their latest album BREATH, released in April 2019 on Black Swan Sounds, and features over 20 musicians and vocalists over a 10-track journey. Desert Dwellers’ studio output is matched only by their extensive touring history, which juxtaposes performances at America’s most iconic festivals with high-powered sets at the biggest trance festivals around the world. Desert Dwellers are equally at home in the clubs as they are in the yoga studios, and the jungles, deserts, and mountains of far-flung international festivals.