The pre-Columbian Cuban land, the Cuban Taino Indians and their village of Guama. It was here that Christopher Columbus in 1492 met those same Indians, the Taino Indians, on the shore. And it was they who presented tobacco to the members of the expedition, which later became a cult plant throughout Europe.

Slightly gloomy Slavic vocals, with notes of light, kind, peace of mind. The calm but catchy groove of organic house. An atmosphere of hope for a bright and beautiful future. A Russian folk Slavic song in the guise of an organic house track.

Evening, dusk, nothing foreshadowed anything unusual. But they have already arrived, they are already here. The story about the arrival of a UFO in a small town in the west of the country. This is just the beginning, they have just arrived and so far only in one corner of the Earth. You will find out what will happen next in the next issues.

This is a real life story, when a friend and colleague of mine once told me that he could not find the inspiration to continue making music. I thought about it then, a little later I gave him an answer, how I see this situation, and a little later I had the idea of a track. The idea and the answer to the question is that there is no need to look for any inspiration. You just need to start doing something related to your creative process. By the way, this applies not only to musicians, but to any creative activity in general. Just do and catch the flow, like a surfer catching a wave. When you start creating without having a specific idea or idea of what might come out of it, it's not scary. Just create, do it, and then during the process you will definitely catch a creative flow that will pick you up and that will give you that inspiration… The track has already been released, but in a different arrangement. I decided to add and strengthen the house groove a little bit, shorten the part with my vocals and make the track closer to genres such as deep house, organic house. Catch the Flow...