Higher

Before I Step Outside

“It seems like everything sleeps in winter, but it’s really a time of renewal and reflection.”  – Elizabeth Camden

“Wisdom comes with winters.” – Oscar Wilde

Winter Reflection

Whispers

In this ambient reimagining of the Shaker hymn "Simple Gifts" from Aaron Copland’s "Appalachian Spring" the melody unfolds like a whisper from the past - softened by time, wrapped in quiet resonance. Set to 415Hz, the piece emerges in a delicate soundscape of ethereal pads and reflective piano tones, each breath measured at 45 beats per minute. Here, rhythm is not a pulse but a quiet inhale - gentle, patient, elemental.

As the harmony shifts toward 587Hz, a subtle transformation takes place. The low sun lifts just enough to illuminate solitude’s contours, casting a quiet radiance of uplift and joy. Orchestral percussion enters like distant echoes of sacred rituals - cymbals, bells, and timpani grounding the ephemeral into something tangible.

This is not a song of arrival, but of return. Of resting in the center of oneself. Of rediscovering gratitude not as triumph, but as stillness. A meditation on simplicity, humility, and the profound resonance of the present moment.

Let this music carry you inward, toward the spacious silence where the simple gifts still sing.

From the album "Elemental Frequencies" available for free on Bandcamp
https://joewebster.bandcamp.com/album/elemental-frequencies


Simple Gifts from Appalachian Spring

Caught in landslide
Hiding from rain
Held underground
heavy in vain
But in the distance
They called out:
“Beneath the current
you can drift off”
“You’ve got to listen
to build up”
“Grow your vision
and wisdom”

but in the distance 
they called out
my ears opened
and they said….

“Walk // straight thru the door
Come to the light
Let your heartbeat lead you
Rise // Into the light
Open your eyes
Let the daylight find you
Breathe // Trust in the sound
Follow the beat
Let the music move you
Burn // Under the sky
Hold to the fire
Feel the world surround you.”

walk through the door
rise into light 
breathe in the sound
burn under sky
we made a mission 
and a plan
deep in the ocean
through the land
up in the mountains
and the sand
current guide us
where we began

but in the distance 
they called out
my ears opened
and they said….

“Walk // straight thru the door
Come to the light
Let your heartbeat lead you
Rise // Into the light
Open your eyes
Let the daylight find you
Breathe // Trust in the sound
Follow the beat
Let the music move you
Burn // Under the sky
Hold to the fire
Feel the world surround you.”


Burn

Mixed and Produced by DJ Robert Arnadio
Additional Remix by DJ Robert Arnadio

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DJ, Remixer, Music Producer & E-Drummer

Robert Arnadio was born 1973 in Zagreb/Croatia.

Robert isn't just a music listener. He's been involved in music since childhood. Initially he experimented with cassette decks, cutting and pasting sounds and samples onto tapes and contributing them to his mix-tapes. In the late 1980s, he started as a classical DJ with turntables & mixers (especially Vestax and Stanton) and later formally dedicated himself to music production. By the Way and in fact Robert loves good old analog technology. Above all, direct-drive turntables have fascinated him for a long time. He also loves that nostalgic flair that's incomparable to any other kind of sound. And there are often days when he simply places one of his favorite vinyl records on the platter, swings the tonearm, and sets it down, enjoying not only the sound but also the crackling of the record...He gradually shifted his focus from classic Chicago house music with under legendary Sterling Void and D.J. International label founder Rocky Jones towards more electronic music. The D.J. International co-founder Benji Espinoza was the key to Robert Arnadio's dedication to the Chicago house scene, where his DJ mixes were released under supervision (Thank you Benji for the wonderful times and for all your support. I will never forget you. R.I.P. Benji Espinoza). Here and over the decades Robert Arnadio continually refined his sounds, sampled them and created music that reflected his identity: authoritative, earnest, and pure passion. He's particularly known for his melancholic, dark, and eerily sonorous Bass Lines, percussion, and deep, expansive pads, which he weaves into his tracks ranging from harmonious to brutal. The so-called "Arnadio sound" was unmistakable - kind of trademark he's developed over the years. His focus is not just on drag and drop, but on discovering and creating a different sound and elevating it to a different listening level. His genre ranges from house music, techno and progressive sound to ambient, electronic and downbeat. Other projects also include soundtracks, scores, Worldbeat, folk and ultimately his remix production in which he has manifested himself.

So please, enjoy the sound of Robert Arnadio and thanks for reading.🙏🎧

Written by dpm magazine

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