sleepless

sleepless (8D Version)

3 am walk

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Submerged

Atlantic Garden (feat. Sleepermane)

Jardin Brumeux

Dernier Regard

The episode features Scooter Holiday and John Dembowski, who goes by Dante, discussing the benefits of using SoundCloud.

They highlight SoundCloud as a looser, more viable social network than others, especially for musicians. It acts as a laboratory for testing ideas and getting feedback. It is seen as a space for experimentation and collaboration, with less of the negativity found on larger social media platforms.

Key points discussed include:
Social Network Aspect: SoundCloud is a social network with the hooks needed for connection, and its focus is music.
Testing and Feedback: It's a great place to test music and see what resonates with listeners.
Less Expectation and Forgiveness: It's more forgiving if mistakes are made and there's less pressure compared to other platforms.
Finding an Audience: Unique listeners can be found on SoundCloud who may not be on other platforms.
Collaboration: It's easy to connect and collaborate with other artists globally.
Distribution: SoundCloud can be used as a distributor, and its paid subscription has additional benefits, including distributing music to other platforms.
Platform Viability: SoundCloud is seen as a stable, long-term platform with investments in AI.
The discussion concludes with the idea that putting effort into SoundCloud is worthwhile and that users have made a good choice by being on the platform. The next episode will discuss whether to have a paid or free account.

Karaoke Panic Room - s02e02 - Why Soundcloud?

This is my first attempt at mixing my own track. I've tried to recreate something of the flavour of an indigenous tribe's shamanic ceremony, using my own chanting, drumming and gourd rattling, and with some help from conga drums, cowbells and rainsticks samples. It's a bit wobbly and rustic in parts, but so are these improvised events... often.  Anyway, I do hope to improve if you'll bear with me and I would welcome any constructive criticism.

Tribal

02 Interdimensional Dreamscape - The Sound of My Soul -  Trial and Success

It's my understanding that the author Frank Herbert characterised his Bene Gesserit order of priestesses for his science fiction book Dune on a known Tibetan sisterhood who gained immortality from certain Taoist practises, including sacred Tantric sex.  Certainly, he took many ideas from their texts, such as the prana bindu practises and the Sabda. 

This Sisterhood's teachings are only remembered today in the secret order of the White Tigresses in Taiwan. Gesserit is an anagram of Tigeress. Herbert's characterisation of them as sadistic sorceresses was, imho, just a product of typical Jungian fears  some men have about female power. 

Lyrics and music by Annie Dieu-Le-Veut 
© Copyright Annie Dieu-Le-Veut, December 2025, all rights reserved.

Bene Gesserit

06 John (but my friends call me Dante) - Thirteen Times - Twice Shy

Your mama's favorite ambient artist's favorite ambient artist's favorite ambient artist's neighbor.

06 John (but my friends call me Dante) - Thirteen Times - Twice Shy

John (but my friends call me Dante)

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