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hakia.com has created the first meaning-based search engine and the first search music. They are both free and accessible on Internet at www.hakia.com and www.hakiasearchmusic.com |
In the beginning, there was light. In the digital age, there is the search engine. Man asks questions and expects answers. To search for the meaning of life on the Web is to plunge into the depths of absurdity, a challenge to any creative mind. The “Search Music" reflects this challenge. Each lyric exists as a product of an actual Web search. Each rhythm reflects the energy of surfing at an endless pace. Simple melodies symbolize the simplicity of life the Internet brings us. Ethnic instruments underscore the Internet’s vast and growing cultural makeup.This music is not samba from Brazil, folk songs from Ireland, country music from Nashville or be bop from New Orleans. The “Search Music" belongs to the people of the world who search the Internet everyday. |
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Download the entire album Search for Better Search  Why did the Chicken Cross the Road Love is Enough When to Merry Letter to Mr. Jefferson Weapons of Mass Instructions The Guy You Work With Toasts Global Warping Throne of your own All of a sudden Green eggs and pastrami To My Beard The Last of the Mohicans Flying Dutchman Instrumental - Last train from chambers
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Send us YOUR search music! Email us your original search music mp3s (max. 5MB, please). We would love to include it in the next CD! Click here to submit your song |
B. Gokhan Somel: Upright Bass, Piano, Keyboard, Guitar Riza C. Berkan: Alto Saxophone, Piano, Keyboard TomChess: Tenor Saxophone, Ud, Ney Brad Lauretti: Vocals Natalia Welbey: Vocals Sinan Sungar: Drums Mahir Cetiz: Keyboard Arrangements by B. Gokhan Somel, Riza C. Berkan Songs 1-15 Composed by B. Gokhan Somel Song 16 Composed by Riza C. Berkan Music Consultant Mahir Cetiz Song 1 Lyrics by Riza C. Berkan Mixing and Mastering by Sinan Sungar, TomChess Recorded in 2007, hakia Studios, Tribeca, New York, NY. Performances in 2007, The Knitting Factory, Tribeca, New York, NY. |
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