Chalk trails, cosmic verse, the pulse of life.
From Feynman to Prescod-Weinstein,
These voices illuminate the ages,
Passing the flame of curiosity and hope to the future.
A symphony of knowledge, a hymn to truth and wonder.

Ballads of Science

Songs about people and their feelings , hopes, dreams, fears, loves and regrets but especially their loves.

Lantern in the Braes

Voices of Science

科学の声 (Kagaku no Koe)-Voices of Science

Strang as the Stars Fade

Transmissions from Tomorrow is a sci-fi tribute ballad woven from the static and starlight of the shows that shaped my imagination. With theremin, ondes Martenot, analog synthesizers, and ambient pads, this song honors the legacy of television’s boldest dreamers—from Star Trek and Doctor Who to Lost in Space, Fantastic Voyage, The Jetsons, Twilight Zone, Outer Limits, Battlestar Galactica, Space: 1999, Buck Rogers, Major Mud, Quark, Land of the Lost, UFO, The Six Million Dollar Man, and The Wild Wild West.
These weren’t just shows—they were transmissions. They gave me fear and fire, but most of all, a respect for science and its methodology. They taught me that exploration isn’t just adventure—it’s a way to better mankind.
This ballad is my thank-you.
To the stories that shaped my stars.
To the science that shaped my soul.

Transmissions from Tomorrow

A poetic journey through wonder, legacy, and the search for meaning Lyrics by Christopher Michel Irwin.
This is the English release of a 19-verse scientific ballad, part of a multilingual project spanning 15 languages. Inspired by the the Love of Science and represented by an image of a child beneath the stars, it explores the questions that shape our understanding of the universe—and ourselves.
Crafted with lyrical precision and emotional depth, this version invites listeners to reflect on the true direction of our shared human story.
Dedication: For every child who wonders beneath the stars.
Caption: “A question arises… one that should help us understand what the true direction is.”

A question is asked

Father, of some great Children, Grandfather of some great Grandchildren (see what I did there) I meant exceptional. I make music for the love of music. A technician by trade, and artist by passion and musician for fun

A question is asked

Christopher Michel Irwin - curwintech