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Age Of Ascent

Free

Free (feat. Tom Misch)

Dinosaur

Talk About It

🚂✨🌌 ALBUM DROP 🌌✨🚂
Eutrophic Nights 🎶🖤🤍

A slow-motion glide through aurora-lit peaks, where every kick is a rail-joint heartbeat and every pad is the hush of fresh snow.

Lay your seat back, watch the cosmos melt into monochrome rainbows, and let the warm cabin-light synths carry you past frozen rivers of bass.


Apple Music

Eutrophic Nights

Greenlight 963Hz + 639Hz
963Hz for pineal gland and Source connection 
639Hz for cell communication with their surroundings. (Heart Chakra)

[Verse 1]
Vinland Saga is more than an anime
Just Follow the green runway 
The king of the north waits us all
Just Follow the green highway

[Chorus]
The king of the north is here
Flowing green lights in our skies
Keep an eye on the north star
The king of the north is here

[Drop]

[Chorus]

The king of the north is back for the call
See the green lights for what they are

[Drop]

[Bridge]
(Whispered)
They chose blackrock to hide the truth
That blackrock mountain flows magic to you
Follow the green light highway and you'll see
Magic can flow through you and me

[Fades with irregular bass pulses]
I love you so much
(a cappella, fading)

Ethereal Electronica, pulsing synths, irregular bass pulses, hypnotic, mystical, slow build, breathy whisper vocals, lo-fi texture, polymeter groove

Greenlight 963Hz + 639Hz

Elemental Vol. 8 continues the journey begun in Vol. 1, returning to the meeting point of nature and circuitry where country becomes techno and techno becomes country. The project carries forward the Elemental idea — that music, like weather or landscape, isn’t a metaphor but a living force that moves through us.

The sound remains tactile and porous: guitars still breathe, synths still shimmer, but the pulse runs deeper now, steadier, like groundwater finding its course beneath open fields. The arrangements move between organic drift and machine precision — footstep and kick drum, heartbeat and bassline — tracing a quiet dialogue between wilderness and pattern. It’s not fusion so much as coexistence: a music that sounds both handmade and algorithmic, campfire and circuitry, soil and signal.


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