We all encounter moments followed by periods in life that act as catalysts for profound growth and transformation. These experiences often mark the “death” of our old self, paving the way for the rebirth of our higher, truest self—the version of us capable of creating the life we are truly meant to live, if we choose to embrace it. Anything Untrue Must Go is composed around the 396Hz healing solfeggio frequency known for its connection to the root chakra, alongside other healing frequencies such as 432Hz, 444Hz, 333Hz and 285Hz. Together, they are intended to help initiate the healing and surrendering process -  letting go of what is not true to our higher purpose, so we can accept what truly is.

Tip: Best to listen with headphones or earphones.  Excerpts from an upcoming interactive media project. Meditations to help cleanse energy. Great to do in the morning to set your intentions or release them in the evening before bed.

Anything Untrue Must Go 396hz

Best to listen with headphones or earphones. Excerpts from an upcoming interactive media project. Uses solfeggio and sound healing frequencies for healing and releasing energies and emotions.

Anything Untrue Must Go 396hz - Reclaiming Lost Power (IX)

Anything Untrue Must Go 396hz - Feeling Inner Faith Again (V)

Anything Untrue Must Go 396hz - Accepting Love (III)

Anything Untrue Must Go 396hz - Forgiveness (VII)

Anything Untrue Must Go 396hz - Releasing Negativity (I)

Anisha Thomas is a multi award-winning Australian screen music composer, music producer and pianist. She regularly composes for a variety of international screen productions. With near to a decade of working in the entertainment industry, Anisha has over 30 screen credits that include range of short films, documentaries, TV/web series, feature films and branded/advertising campaigns with clients such as Amazon Web Services. 

In 2018 Anisha won the Best Original Score award at the Made in the West Festival for her film score for Academy Award Qualifying Film, Three Feet Deep. She is also regularly invited to be an adjudicator for various award-giving panels having judged the APRA AMCOS and AGSC Screen Music Awards since 2019. In 2020 Anisha was nominated for her score on the multi-award winning short film ‘Display Homes’, at the Changing Face International Film Festival. She was also the recipient of the WIFT Australia Award for Best Australian Female Creative at the SF3 film festival, in recognition of her achievements in film and television and for her advocacy and contribution for women and minorities.

In 2021 Anisha has also been nominated for Best TV Theme Music at the 2021 Antenna Awards for her work on the TV/Webseries Welcome to the Family. She was also nominated for her score for the Award winning film Mungo at the New Creator Film Award.

To further her advocacy for greater diversity and inclusivity in the entertainment industry, Anisha founded and also runs the sound and music production house Sound-how, leading a diverse team of composers and sound designers. Sound-how prides itself on providing world-class sound and music production services as well as being a social enterprise, through their outreach and contributions to underrepresented minority groups and communities.