Mamuna Tribe Songs (1 Hour Compilation) VOL. 2 - Tribal Music - Papua New Guinea Tribes

Mamuna Tribe Songs (1 Hour Compilation) Vol. 2 - Tribal Music - Papua New Guinea Tribes

Perfect for: deep focus/work, mindful walking, meditation, breathwork, study, reading, nature connection, creative flow.

🎼 Tracklist:
00:00:00 Singsing Bilong Maunten Na Ren — Song of Mountain and Rain
00:01:34 Kru Bilong Wara i Toktok — The River’s Bend Speaks
00:03:35 Klaut i Karamap Haus Tambaran — Clouds Cloak the Spirit House
00:05:34 San i Kirapim Bilas Bilong Graun — Sun Awakens Earth’s Adornment
00:07:57 Drim Bilong Waswas Wara — Dream of Cleansing Waters
00:11:14 Win i Krai Long Diwai — Wind Cries in the Trees
00:13:54 Mun na Solwara i Marimari — Moon and Sea Embrace
00:15:59 Tambaran i Wokabaut Long Mausgras — Spirit Walks Through Tall Grass
00:20:56 Ston i Harim Singsing Bilong Liklik Wara — Stone Hears the Creek’s Song
00:25:08 Liklik Ren, Bikpela Stori — Little Rain, Great Story
00:27:56 Pasin Bilong Tumbuna i Laip — Ancestors’ Ways Live
00:30:25 Mama Graun i Malolo — Mother Earth Rests
00:32:18 Bus i Singsing Taim Naet i Kam — Forest Sings as Night Falls
00:34:24 Ren i Kamapim Nupela Bilas — Rain Brings New Adornment
00:36:54 Faya na Win i Danis — Fire and Wind Dance
00:39:55 Krosim Wara, Painim Spirit — Cross the River, Find Spirit
00:42:34 Rot i Go Antap Long Maunten — Path Climbs to the Mountain
00:44:55 Kumul i Kirapim Moning — Bird-of-Paradise Wakes the Morning
00:47:46 Haus Tambaran i Mauswara — The Spirit House Breathes
00:49:52 Pik i Sanap Long Singsing — The Pig Stands for Ceremony
00:52:37 Nambis Wara i Lul — Shore Waters Lull
00:54:47 Skai i Opim Dua Bilong Drim — Sky Opens the Door of Dreams

About the piece
Inspired by Melanesian vocal traditions from Papua / West Papua. The text uses real Momuna/Momina vocabulary (West Papua) with simple, chant-like phrases around forest, hunting, earth, water, fire, stone, and animals. This is an homage, not an ethnographic field recording—no instruments, only human voices and natural ambience.
Language note: “Mamuna” circulates online as a variant; the documented language is Momuna/Momina (Somahai), spoken in West Papua (Indonesia). “Papua New Guinea” appears here for discoverability.

Listening tips
• Headphones recommended to feel the low drone & spatial detail.
• Best at low–medium volume.
• Loop-friendly; ~80–90 BPM feel, steady and trance-inducing.

Keywords: Papua New Guinea music, West Papua chant, Melanesian polyphony, Momuna, Momina, tribal a cappella, drone chant, pedal tone, leader and chorus, jungle ambience, nature sounds, relaxation music, meditation music, focus music, study music, walking music, work song, voices only, ancestral chant.

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