Yamaha SY77 + PitchLoop89 &  ProphetVS + H3000.  Prophet 12. Long held notes and lot of envelopes and LFOs.

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My 10th burn! Was so nice to be back out there with everyone again. Thanks to all the amazing people from Dusty Rhino for always making it special and to The Fluffy Cloud crew for linking up their sound. Huge thanks to everyone who was there, this is always such a special morning and you all make that possible. I appreciate everyone who said hello, was great meeting you all.

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Tycho, Superposition, Alan Watts - Inevitable Ecstasy
Tor - City 66
Rival Consoles - Haunt
Bjarki - Can A Man
I'lls - Fifty-Phiphti
Jasper Tygner - Change Your Mind
Dark Sky - Badd
Footshooter - Bosphorus
HVL - Real Command
Jasper Tygner & Joe Hertz - Equals
Radio Slave - Screaming Hands (Dreamscape UK Mix)
Fred again.. feat. The Blessed Madonna - Marea (We’ve Lost Dancing)
Pat Carroll - Hope
Juno Mamba - Flicker
ford. - Living, Breathing
Rezident - ID
Bonobo - Sapien
Audio Junkies & Sahar Z- Lalitha
Daphni - Poly
Bahadur Shah Zafar Last Verses as read by William Dalrymple

<<< SUNRISE >>>

Tycho - Stress
Max Cooper - Perpetual Motion
Pat Carroll - Alight
Tinlicker feat. Helsloot - Lullaby
DJ Streaks - More To Life
Caius - In The Sun
Obli - Look
Caribou - Home

Deca - Burning Man Sunrise Set 2022

A recent Spring Dawn in the Queets Rainforest inside the Olympic National Park
The air is cool and the light is filtered through a canopy of Sitka Spruce and Douglas Fir, Pacific Chorus Frogs crowded in an ephemeral wet-spot seemingly don't know if it's day or night as they sing around the clock here. The river sounds like a soft pillow in the distance, a dull roar that is more comforting than disturbing, fading away behind a biophonic meditation.

As twilight dawns with First light, local birds join the the chorus with the frog. Varied Thrushes with their nasally mysterious alarm-like cry. Pacific Wrens who seemingly believe that everyone needs to hear what they have to say. Song Sparrows with some of the happiest song ever to delight. A Chestnut-backed Chickadee that inspects the microphones, pulling little tufts of the wind protection to pad a nest. Northern Flickers and Chipmunks compete to see who has the best chatter.

All the while, the frogs continue on in cycles of chorused and cycles of silence, punctuated only by the occasional encounter trill or inquiring contact croak.

Northwest Soundscapes

Queets Rainforest, Vernal Dawn Chorus With Frogs

Another selection from my time recording wind blowing across sand dunes with some dry grasses.

Desert Wind With Grasses and Sand 2

One of my earliest memories is of being scooped out of bed by the warm hands of my parents and bundled up for a drive in the predawn hours to Cape Canaveral to watch the launch of a rocket into space.  While the memory is vague, the arc of light curving into the mysterious vastness of space remains imprinted on my mind and sparked a young interest in space travel.

A few years later this morphed into a love of science fiction, starting with a young childhood obsession with the original Star Wars series, then later moving to the more sophisticated fare like 2001 and Blade Runner.  The future a reflection of present day conundrums and the container of mysterious worlds at the furthest reaches of our imagination.

When I began selecting and blending these songs and samples together, it was to honor these early fascinations.  But as the world and, seemingly in parallel, my life went through some tumultuous times, it became infused with another, more metaphorical layer related to space travel: journeying through the infinite night towards the great unknown, in search of light and signs of life.

As we travel through the uncertainties of life in a world in chaos, I hope this sonic journey can both reflect and offer a little solace for these times and our collective journey through them.  It takes the darkest night to reveal the millions of points of light shining down upon us.

THE OUTER LIMITS
1. Melody Sheep - Children of Planet Earth - (single)
2. Delia Darbyshire - Doctor Who Theme (Mark Ayers mix) - BBC 
3. Nicolas Godin - The Border - Concrete and Steel
4. Fred Again & Brian Eno - I Saw You - Secret Life
5/6. David Bowie - Time /  Ian Fish U.K. Heir (Daydream Mix) - Moonage Daydream soundtrack 
7. Tara Rai - Prey - Mauta EP
8. Arushi Jain - Our Touching Tongues - Delight 
9. Ancient Astronauts - Bass and Time - Into Bass and Time
10. Air - La Femme D’Argent - Moon Safari
11. numün - Voyage Au Soleil - Voyage Au Soleil 
12. Alain Goraguer - Le bracelet - La Planete Sauvage 
13. Azymuth - Zé e Paraná - (single)
14. Flying Lotus - Intro/A Cosmic Drama - Cosmogramma
15. Arooj Aftab - Raat Ki Rani - Night Rein 
16. Moshlmoss - Myriad - (single) 
17. Bob Holroyd - Beige - (single) 
18. Kid Koala - The Moons of Galileo - Music To Draw To (Vol.  2)
19. Max Richter - A Trip To The Moon  - Ad Astra soundtrack 
20. Daniel Helmer & Wolf-Maximillan Liebich - Up North (Aftermath) - Rubikon soundtrack
21. Svaneborg Kardyb - Over Tage - Over Tage
22. Visit Venus - Harlem Overdrive - Music For Space Tourism Vol. 1 
23. El Buho - Calchaqui - (single) 
24. Ishmael Ensemble - First Light - A State of Flow 
25. Laya Project - Waterside Tales (Bombay Dub Orchestra’s Blade Runner mix) - A New Day (Laya Project Remixed)
26. David Bowie -  * (Moonage Mix) - Moonage Daydream soundtrack 
27. Big Red Machine - OMDB - Big Red Machine 
28. Stephen Hawking - Look Up At The Stars (Bassnectar Mix) - (live in Chicago)
29. Daft Punk - Touch (Epilogue) - Random Access Memories (deluxe anniversary edition)
30. Seahawks - Space Oracle (aus remix) - Infinite Echo Remixes 
31. Helen Vogelsinger - Rebirth - Contemplation

INNER SPACE

Bees Without Bees (Excerpt)

Scary Music - Spooky, Scary Sounds for Halloween

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Last night midst the corona virus, I had a beautiful dream.  My son Michael had made a musical signal language to communicate with his friends across a large lake.  It sounded algorhythmic, and carried information.  It combined in my mind with a vernal pool with the call of frogs making babies.  I woke with the melody and went right to the studio to make this cut, "Lake Babies" which makes me calm and happy and energized.  I think of it as a positive communication environment as much as it is music. Share if you will. Bruce.

Bees Without Bees (Excerpt)

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