Meditations XI

Ax Ay Nuncio Anu Yin Coax

Untamable Image Blurbs

A Dozen Zed Tornado Trod

A Bonnet River Over Ten Brain

A collaboration with Sonic Kitchen and the Merry Monster Minstrels.  Midi Art, experimental sound design, loads of weirdness and fun!.  Thank you for listening.
Cheers

Spirited Phoenix Mind

disco vertigo + Sonic Kitchen - Spirited Phoenix Mind

Wishing peace and happiness to all those who visited this track.
The most happy everyday life is that the person is filled with happiness. In a familiar place, spread your kind heart and thank you. 
Doves, a symbol of peace, fly around and pray that the clear blue sky will return in the days of peace.

Daily Life of the Peace (Peaceful Daily Life in Ukraine)

Letting Go Tingle Tog Gelt Ingot Getting Lo To Lent Gig Leg Toting Title Gong

Mr Tuna Volition Chimera A Vehicular Rim Tint Moon

dashboards whisper as bash pods whirred

Uh Oh, Look Who's Doin' DXM Again!

Meet Me at Midnight By The Highway and We Can Dance With The Cars ( For Carolyn)

Ancient Ruins Vol.1 - Track 01

This track is an ultra-minimal cosmic frequency ambient journey—no drums, no rhythm, no vocals—just pure space and stillness. A 432Hz grounding drone anchors the body like a calm gravitational field, while a warm 528Hz heart-bloom pad slowly opens in the center, soft and reassuring. Above it, a faint 963Hz halo shimmer hovers like distant starlight—rounded, gentle, and never piercing.

The mix is intentionally spacious and uncluttered: huge clean reverb, wide stereo, slow breathing-like swells, and barely-there crystal chimes drifting far in the background. The structure unfolds with a long 45–60 second fade-in, settles into a steady floating plateau, and dissolves into a slow fade-out—creating an unbelievable sense of cosmic wonder that feels serene, pure, stable, and safe.

Perfect for meditation, sleep, deep focus, energy cleansing, and quiet inner reset.

Breath of the Cosmos

A quiet cabin;
hunting milkcaps, I was soon
lost among the pines

Kagami Shikō was a Japanese poet, considered one of the ten outstanding disciples (Shōmon jittetsu 蕉門十哲) of Matsuo Bashō. He was in turn the master of the famous poetess Fukuda Chiyo-ni.

Originally from the present-day Gifu Prefecture, Kagami Shikō became a monk at Daichi-ji Temple, and in 1690 he became a pupil of Bashō, later accompanying him on some of his journeys and recording his last will in 1694.

After Basho's death, he kept travelling around Japan, writing several essays on haiku and collections of writings until his death in 1731.

Haiku by Kagami Shikō

Picture by Michele Purin

The Naviar haiku music challenge invites artists to make music in response to a weekly assigned haiku poem. Participation is free and there are no limitations in the songs’ length or genre. To find out more and participate, visit https://www.naviarrecords.com/haiku-music-challenge/

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