Dive into 'Hymn', the second track of my new album 'Fresh'. This drum n bass anthem is all about seeking answers to our existence through the rhythm of beats. It's not just music, it's a spiritual quest set to the pulse of life.

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— Ben Nash (@bennash) December 30, 2023

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— Aubry Steel (@AubrySteel) December 9, 2023

The Horse of Course

About 5,300 years ago, nomadic herders called the Yamnaya used newly invented horse-drawn carts to journey from the steppes for far eastern Europe (present-day Ukraine and western Russia) westward across Europe — even to Britain — and eastward to India. As they roamed, they carried with them the seeds of the Indo-European languages spoken by billions of people around the world today. - David Reich

Around 1800 BCE, the domesticated horse was newly introduced to the Indus Valley and their ancient trading civilization was collapsing. Trade with Mesopotamia in modern Iraq had ended. Meanwhile the Mitanni were migrating to Turkey, Syria and Palestine. They brought with them a new species of horse, more suitable for the war-chariot, a new method for horse training, and a perfected form of the chariot.



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