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    Anitya is the result of Meg Anderson and Jeremy Cox's six-month adventure traveling all over the US to record their brilliant friends from October 2010 - March 2011. The album was released in April 2011, so we are coming up on the ten year anniversary and our fans are still thoroughly enjoying. Most people who hear it love it. We hope you are one of those people.

    The name for the album comes from the Buddhist concept that everything in the universe, without exception, is in constant flux.

    We are all feeling this uncertainty and flux very acutely in 2020 -- The music, with classical vocal influences (Meg Anderson) and Jazz percussion and arrangement (Jeremy Cox) a soothing and groovy ride that make a wonderful gift for this Christmas of 2020.

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1.
Intro 02:13
2.
Rhoda 04:22
By Virginia Woolf from The Waves: Yet there are moments when the walls of the mind grow thin; when nothing is unabsorbed, and I could fancy that we might blow so vast a bubble that the sun might set and rise in it and we might take the blue of midday and the black of midnight and be cast off and escape from here and now.”
3.
Jinny 07:43
how proudly we sit here dazzle of youth all's clear all's firm  without shadow or illusion our flesh is firm and cool our differences are clear cut   as the shadow of rocks in full sunlight days and days are to come the fruit is swollen beneath the leaf winter days summer days   with infinite time before us what shall we do watch the coals turn crimson reach for books shout with laughter? all is to come   for one moment only before the chain breaks before disorder returns see us held in a vice but now the circle breaks the current flows the passions grow and pound us with their waves jealously envy desire and now something deeper than they stronger than love and more subterranean  net of light loop of time ring of steal white words islands of light swimming on the grass   with infinite time before us what shall we do watch the coals turn crimson reach for books shout with laughter? all is to come   i ccould make a dozen stories  of what he said of what she said and i can see a dozen pictures but what are stories toys i twist bubbles i  blow one ring passing througha nother and sometimes i doubt that there are stories what is my story what is rhoda's what is neville's there is truth there is fact  that it true that is fact but beyond is all darkness and conje . . .  cture
4.
Felicty 03:46
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Lightseed 04:59
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I carry this to freedom and break my site in a thousand shards of light delude my heart up to an annihilated height and cancel day with night and all my answer effortlessly come streaming and all the broken of us could cycle into a cir- cle when no more to begin and never again end
9.
Spectrum 05:37
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Lullaby 02:15
Oh my children dance like the sunlight across the black eternity walking through the forest to our home ah la la le le lu
11.
The Birdsong 05:58

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released April 15, 2011

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Meg Anderson Bloomington, Indiana

Meg Anderson of Kinetic Dust is a multidisciplinary performance-artist fusing multiple modalities of movement and music. Her work draws from deep personal experience and an eclectic training in choral singing, rhythm, physical theater, hip hop and contemporary dance.

Her music has been compared to Bjork and Tune Yards.
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