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LOS ANGELES, August 5, 2008– BFM Digital, a leading digital music aggregator and distributor of independent music, announces “Jamtse: Love and Compassion – An Offering to The Tibet Fund”. This digital compilation features such renowned artists as Nawang Khechog, Snatam Kaur, Jai Uttal, Deva Premal, Omar Faruk Tekbilek, MC Yogi, Toshinoi Kondo, Bill Laswell, Krishna Das, Govindas and Radha, Reverend DJ Alsultany, and more. Top independent record labels Sounds True, Spirit Voyage, White Swan, New Earth Records, Wah! Music, Alif Records and others, all donated tracks to this worthy cause. “JAMTSE” (which means love and compassion in Tibetan) is the first digital-only release from BFM Digital and proceeds will go exclusively to The Tibet Fund in support of their work. The diverse spiritual traditions of the artists contributing to this compilation, through the universal language of music, enables “JAMTSE” to build awareness to the needs of the Tibetan people. Originally conceived by producers Joshua Jacobs (Ambient Groove) and Steven Weber (BFM Digital) as an instrument to help bring about awareness toward the current plight of the Tibetan people. Ambient Groove and BFM Digital along with their clients selected music that it is not only inspirational but also actively benefits the Tibetan cause and community. Musical genres include World, New Age, Meditation, Chant, and Yoga. Each track was hand picked to focus on healing through sound vibration and mantra by Joshua Jacobs of Ambient Groove, a division of Synaptic Fusion Entertainment. About The Tibet Fund The Tibet Fund is dedicated to helping Tibetans improve their lives and preserve their distinct cultural, religious and national identity. The Tibet Fund brings urgently needed resources to the educational, cultural, health and socioeconomic institutions that sustain the Tibetan way of life, language, and traditions. The Tibet Fund support helps to sustain the Tibetan refugee settlements in India, Nepal and Bhutan and provide rehabilitation services or the thousands of new refugees who continue to arrive from Tibet every year. Through its program in Tibet, the Tibet Fund partners with local NGO’s in Tibet on projects that treat and prevent blindness, house and care for orphans, and provide educational opportunities for Tibetans. http://www.tibetfund.orghttp://www.bfmdigital.comhttp://www.bfmdigital.comhttp://www.bfmdigital.comhttp://www.tibetfund.orghttp://www.tibetfund.orgshapeimage_3_link_0shapeimage_3_link_1shapeimage_3_link_2shapeimage_3_link_3shapeimage_3_link_4