Watch the music video (filmed in VR):  https://youtu.be/qI5wMf7I9VM

Are we going to fly?

Are we going to fly or not?
We're standing at the cliff wound up

What's the hurry? We are free
What's the hurry for you and me?

Are we going to own the sky?
A spectacular goodbye

What's the hurry? We are free
What's the hurry for you and me?

Honestly don't compromise
We could do more than survive
Survive

Are we going to find our way?
Thought you said we had all day

Better hurry up and be free
Better hurry up for you and me

Honestly don't compromise
We should do more than survive
Survive

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Are We Going to Fly?

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Passacaglio 7

Celestial Rhythm

Earlier this year, I read a newspaper article about the Doomsday Clock.
A song closer to heavy metal was made.

Strike Midnight

Sunrise on the world

Mixed and Mastered by Woods Studio
@woods_studio

I began writing this song the day after Gord Lightfoot passed away. His music was one of the reasons I picked up an acoustic guitar when I was a teenager.

Lyrics:

There’s a road that leads through the shady trees
And there’s one drivin’ straight toward the sun,
Another winds through the countryside,
Taking its time as it runs.
A carefree highway weaves underneath the leaves
With the hope of finding blue sky traces,
But my road climbs up into the silent places.
But my road climbs up into the silent places.
Oh, looking for the silent places.
Oh, hard to find the silent places.

There’s a river that winds past the nodding pines
And there’s one rushing straight into the bay,
Another one runs away from the sun,
Through the muskeg and grey.
There’s a creek that calls to a waterfall,
That will greet it with its wild embraces,
But my long river flows into the silent places.
But my long river flows into the silent places.
Oh, looking for the silent places.
Oh, hard to find the silent places.   (Instrumental)

A troubadour of the north, he travelled back and forth
‘Cross the country that he wrote about in song,
His quiet love of the stories of the land,
Carried, all of us along.
My musical muse with panoramic views,
His guitar stopped ringin’ yesterday,
At his journey’s end he took the road up to the silent places.
At his journey’s end he took the road up to the silent places.
Oh, looking for the silent places.
Oh, hard to find the silent places.

Silent Places

Hosted and written by Ben Province
Engineered by Jesse Heirendt and Jay Hollinger
Mixed by Asher Smith

Music: "Back Around" by A.P.S.
Photo: Shervin Lainez

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“Pandora Frequencies – Tribal Future Sound” is an erotic soundscape that merges tribal rituals with futuristic club energy. Inspired by bioluminescent jungles and alien mysticism, this album blends Afrohouse rhythms, melodic techno, and cinematic choirs into a hypnotic Gen Z privé experience. Each track is a primal dance of lust and ecstasy, where the jungle breathes, the bass pulses, and bodies unite in a futuristic orgy of sound and light. It’s both ancient and modern — a ritual reborn for the dancefloors of tomorrow.


1. Pandora Awakens  (Tribal Ambient × Afro Techno)

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Meniscus Curve

Dublin based music producer, songwriter and musician. Here to listen, share and enjoy music.

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