Air Pocket Of Consciousness

What I Need

Neutral

Wear It Out

Hustler

Feed The Dog

Thoroughbred

Sleepwalk

Do You Like It

Space 2251: An Electronic Symphony is meant to be a journey that develops and evolves throughout the piece. This is the symphony in it’s entirety, complete with a new video. (Go to the video page—it’s better with the video). While each movement can be enjoyed on its own, listening to them as a whole will give you the feeling of traveling to a new state of consciousness; an experience like having gone on a visceral, psychedelic journey.  We are all greater than the sum of our parts.  Once you see something, it cannot be undone…

Writing this together, William Belote and I went through a music discovery through uncharted regions, creating most of the sounds you hear.  It seems to me that the last great frontiers are: space, microbiology, the deep earth (the deep sea and the earth’s core) and the brain: large, small, deep and complex. Space is so vast, undiscovered, uninhabitable—and yet, it may be our last chance for survival.

Space 2251: An Electronic Symphony

Inspired by human connection, imperfection, perseverance and diversity, Holly Freeling writes music and lyrics from her studio in Los Angeles, CA to inspire and create a deeper understanding of life, social systems, nature and the universe around us.  From upbeat acoustics to sultry slow tempos, Freeling's music adds layers of sound and lyrics with social context to stimulate thought and feeling in her audience worldwide.
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Her latest work has been a meaningful collaboration between reknowned producer William Belote, mixed by George Landress and mastered by Mandy Parnell.

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