What is tribal shamanic music

Tribal shamanic music usually combines drums, simple repetitive rhythms, voice, chants and earthy textures to create a sound space that supports inner journeys. The intention is not just entertainment. It is to help listeners drop into the body, feel their emotions and travel inward.

This kind of music often draws inspiration from indigenous practices, ceremony and trance states, while still being shaped by the personal experience of the artist. It can be slow and grounding or powerful and driving, suitable for meditation, breathwork or ecstatic dance.

Jaguar Medicine Tribe creates tribal shamanic music that can be used for journeys, cacao circles, movement or quiet time with headphones. You can explore it through the Music page, along with related projects such as Son of Kali and Maa Shakti Kaur.

You can treat tribal shamanic music as a companion to your practice. Put it on, close your eyes, breathe into your body and let the sound carry you a little deeper into yourself.