"Many years ago the great British explorer George Mallory, who was to die on Mount Everest, was asked why did he want to climb it. He said, 'Because it is there.'

Well, space is there, and we're going to climb it, and the moon and the planets are there, and new hopes for knowledge and peace are there. And, therefore, as we set sail we ask God's blessing on the most hazardous and dangerous and greatest adventure on which man has ever embarked."

-John F. Kennedy Moon Speech - Rice Stadium, September 12, 1962

Outer Rim

good night little cloud cold and wet

PICTURE SONGS: Take a Journey

Para Romanticos

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Theme Intro

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Gold Panda - The Most Liveable City

Lost in the desert!

Music: Arjun Asthana, Shashank Alamuru
Voice: Bhavana Reddy Isvi

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Desert

For my take on this contest, I listened to all the included stems in reverse and composed this piece from them.  

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-EW

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In this 30 second spot, we meet a father-son superhero team.  They are momentarily stymied, only to overcome their roadblock with heroism.

Superhero Spot - Ethan White

Retribution

Motherland Version 2

Passing Of Time

Image by Kirsten McTernan (Cardiff) http://kirstenmcternan.zenfolio.com/

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Thursday night, rolling slow.
Grey tail cuts through the green
boy in the front with the radio dial
girl in the back eyeing up his seat
by the river bank I made my deal
by Marylebone Road my hand was open
by the statue of that well groomed man
who froze the whole atlantic ocean......

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Artist: Klartraum Title: E2
Label: Lucidflow 
Release:20th May 2014 
Cat. No.: LF060
E2 is the second part of a quarterly EP series from German duo Klartraum, with the following two instalments due to follow later this year. The E stands for Enneagram, a model of human personality that allows you to describe or to find out through which lens you see your reality. Author Stephen Wolinsky has written a book on the subject and it is something that permeates the work of Klartraum.
Helmut Ebritsch and Nadja Lind are Klartraum, the duo that has defined many different shades of house & techno music on a number of labels but mainly their own Lucidflow, which has been active since 2009. Here they offer up four more conceptual tracks that follow on perfectly from the first chapter.
The opening track here, ‘Sky Fall’ was created from scratch when Felix Baumgartner jumped from the stratosphere in his famed stunt last year. The club mix version of it is a liquid and funky bit of house that is all off balance and wavy. Warm synths, spacious atmospheric pads and great panning effects all make for a bit of pensive tech that also manages to make you dance.
Next up is ‘Celebration’, the free flowing and beautifully synthetic tech track with loopy percussive sounds, rattling hooks and a slinky sense of groove that makes you want to shake your limbs.
‘Tree of Life’ steps away from the dancefloor to explore slowly unfolding rhythms, lumpy drums and atmospheric pads that all sound like alien life forms floating in deep space. There’s a sense of tension as things unfold which keeps you locked throughout, revelling in the fantastic sound design and sonic invention.
The cinematic mix of ‘Sky Fall’ is a little more tripped out, with its lazy piano notes, buried deep riffs and intricate details all placing you at the centre of the beguiling track.
This fascinating conceptual series continues in fine form, then, and proves Klartraum can do both dancefloor dynamite and cerebral sonic sketches alike.

Desert

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