This album is a collection of binaural recordings made by Aaron Appleton between August 2006 and December 2006. It was recorded entirely on location in Uganda & Rwanda using churches, mud huts, bedrooms, town halls and the outdoors as the studio.

Initially the album was used as benefit and academic project through the non-profit organization Food for The Hungry/Go ED. It was replicated and distributed to the musicians in the primary villages where the recordings were made (Piswa & Bukwa Uganda). The intended purpose of the album was to bring unity and reconciliation among the divided people groups of the communities where the recordings were made, to be used as source of income for the musicians recorded, and to help to document and preserve the traditional music of Uganda & Rwanda.

100% of the profit from the digital sales of this album will go to the organization Ensigo. Ensigo engages the transformative power of the arts by connecting artists from Western and non-Western nations in collaborative projects. For more information on Ensigo please visit www.ensigo.com.

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