Space is a very large place and it is not very densely populated. So when a new species or life inhabited planet is discovered, the various citizens of the galaxy quickly want to greet them and learn about them.

Drawn by radio waves, Galactaron focused in on Earth and they traveled a great distance to learn about us. When they finally reached our planet, they landed their massive, red, egg-shaped ship on a frozen lake in the upper Midwest of the America. There they met Emily Wong, a young Chinese-American woman who lives with her father. Emily quickly befriended Galactaron and decided to give them a personalized tour of planet Earth. That’s when they started to discover what earth is, what humans are, and what we have to offer.

Because they’re aliens, they often have trouble communicating. They don’t have human tongues so they have to use computer assistance to help them speak. However, they also have trouble recognizing that the people of earth have more than one language. When they speak, it is often a jumble of words from many different languages mixed together. The meaning is there, but the sound is sometimes incomprehensible. Emily Wong seems to be the only person who can understand them. 

We welcome Galactaron with open arms and hope they have a wonderful experience here on Earth! 

Hi I'm Paulina & I play the piano.
& occasionally some other stuff.

I guess I'll upload on the spur of the moment recordings over here.

I'm a composer, I think, I dunno, ask me again tomorrow

The Boy & Sister Alma are an electro-pop duo from Helena, Montana. Their music is a blend of nostalgic sounds and modern production, mixing styles of synthwave, ’80s pop and electro, italo disco, dreamwave and 21st century synth pop. While tapping into a variety of moods and genres, the group’s material consistently embodies a “new-retro” vibe with a cinematic flare.

Press quotes: 

“The debut EP from The Boy & Sister Alma hit this week and it’s a highly recommended experience in 80s driven synth pop… one only needs to hear the complete aural magic of ‘Keep Your Head’ to fall in love with their sounds. For a debut EP this is massively promising for the future of The Boy & Sister Alma as I believe their honest and intimate sounds are perfectly suited to 80s oriented experiences and it’s these ideas and elements that shine throughout this release.”
- Synthetix.FM (Aug 03, 2013)

“I’m not sure what I expect music from Montana to sound like, but it surely isn’t The Boy and Sister Alma. Their new ep T B & S A was created entirely in Montana but is more in league with the Italo Disco revival and is a quality piece of work.”
- West Coast Fix (Aug 15, 2013)

Recitalist, chamber musician, soloist, and Chandos recording artist.

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