STOP THE CLOCK is an immersive concert, a nature walk in the Mexican Caribbean. By way of storytelling, music, and video projection we share space to feel nature's energy, and connect with the ways in which it speaks into our lives. 
All pieces in this concert were born as musical snapshots: improvisations capturing the sound-feeling of the natural elements which had inspired me. You’ll hear a style reflective of the musical worlds which have formed me, from classical & choral to folk, jazz & electronic music.

Stop the Clock

An ambient classical track from Stop the Clock.

This is a moment of refreshment. The skies opened up, the rain fell, and pressure washed away. Inspired by sounds of Maurice Ravel.

Silberness, from Stop the Clock

From album "Stop the Clock"

This is a moment of letting go. A soaring bird caught my eye and I was held captive by its flight. It was as though I was soaring with it, feeling the air underneath and through my wings.

Inspired by sounds of choral music.

Seabirds, from Stop the Clock

From album, "Stop the Clock"

A moment of appreciation. Clouds float across a vast sky, each shape boasting its own beauty. They don't need to be seen, but we need to see them. To stop, to look, to wonder.

Inspired by sounds of chill hop.

Stop The Clock, from Stop the Clock

From album "Stop the Clock."

A moment of intrigue. The moon hung pregnant, full and low in the sky. The air buzzed with a mysterious energy. It felt as though anything could happen.

Inspired by sounds of jazz.

Night Chill, from Stop the Clock

From album "Stop the Clock"

A moment of energy. Submerged in forest, I traced nature's lines and they brought me to a point of energy. Earth, creek, trunk, branches, twigs, leaves; sun glistening through the canopy I breathed in its energy alongside the trees around me.

Inspired by sounds of Anne Southam.

Risonia, from Stop the Clock

From album "Stop the Clock"

A moment of abstraction. The bougainvillea tree. Stunning, every day. Oblivious to the human world around it, whether complete joy or utter despair, these petals remained shielded by their beauty. It was as if I were co-existing with a being from another world.

Inspired by sounds of John Cage.

Soltis, from Stop the Clock

From album, "Stop the Clock"

A moment of introspection. Mesmerized by the thick carpet of sea weed being pulled in every direction, I realized that I knew this feeling very well. It was constantly moving, but never going anywhere.

Inspired by sounds of Claude Debussy & J. S. Bach

Dolsa, from Stop the Clock

From album, "Stop the Clock"

A moment of buzzing energy. What lives just beneath the surface? Such immeasurable life; to begin to fathom it surges a frenetic energy. 

Inspired by sounds of neo-classical music.

E la natura brilla, from Stop the Clock

from Album "Stop the Clock"

A moment of loneliness. She arrived, and made a place in me. I welcomed and acknowledged her, finding myself empowered by her presence. I knew that for the time which we would walk together, she would strengthen me.

Inspired by sounds of folk music.

Laisse-moi en paix, from Stop the Clock

From album, "Stop the Clock"

A moment of openness. Pathways fanned out like threads, asking only to be taken, examined, retraced or passed over. I drank in the feeling of possibility.

Inspired by sounds of Philip Glass

Turns Into Somewhere, from Stop the Clock

Canadian classical-crossover pianist known for her colourful, soulful sound laced with folk, jazz, and electronic influences—

Becky's music ignites the senses—tunes you to your body, soul, and psyche.

Stop the Clock

Becky Reesor