Name: Slow Snow (528Hz Solfeggio) by Krita Yuga
Duration: 11 min 6 s
Description: Music features the 528hz solfeggio frequency and is also known as the Love Frequency, Miracle Tone, Frequency of Transformation.

I had a modern classical/electronica mix from a friend (JamBon) which I had been listening to a lot, and after a weekend away the original of this track was really stuck in my head. At some point I clicked that it sounded just like the style of another friend - Hiatus, and on checking, it was him! So I got straight on email to him asking if I could have the parts, and I even got started on the remix before they arrived by buying the mp3 and starting to lay some ideas around that - When it's on I find it's best to go with it. It was a really enjoyable remix to do given how beautiful the original parts are, my mix is quite similar really, as I couldn't improve on it melodically, I've just tried to add some of my own flavour and twists.

Hiatus - Third - Max Cooper Remix

Asbjørn
Strange Ears

(C) Body of Work, 2012

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Strange Ears (Single Version)

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Mistria Forest

Mr. Puppeto in a wonderful world of imagination.

Puppeto - Invisible

"ethereal froth scudding across the sky
the sunset cleanses today, leaving it glowing
shining water, silent waves"

aspidistrafly is a Singapore-based unit comprising of April Lee (vocal, programming) and Ricks Ang (guitar, programming). Since 2006, their participations in media art installations &amp; performances have gained attention for their sound and visual works. aspidistrafly have been regarded as one of the new wave of artists to emerge from Asia other than from Japan.

"i hold a wish for you" is their anticipated first full album. Drawing references to Banana Yoshimoto's literary classic "Moonlight Shadow", aspidistrafly weaves through the solitary atmosphere of the novel with their own narratives inspired by several excursions outside the confines of their immediate surroundings.  This latest release invokes delicate moments with nine tracks that combine acoustic instrumentation across April's warm vocal harmonies, soft floating textures and binaural field recordings. "i hold a wish for you" is an invitation to travel with sound through lyrical melodies and pastoral sonic scapes.

'Refined and robust, these well organized aural assemblages give ample animation and seriousness to the light and prosaic elements of the everyday' – Cyclic Defrost (Australia)

'Lovely collection on both sonic and visual grounds. aspidistrafly's transporting music glistens like sunlight passing through a spider web on a damp summer morning. Listeners whose taste runs from Sawako to Akira Kosemura will do themselves a grave disservice if i hold a wish for you doesn't immediately become a part of their collections' – Textura (Canada)

'With an eye for details like Taylor Deupree, it's in the vain of the Japanese musician Piana. "i hold a wish for you" is an overall a nice album which with the amazing artwork becomes something not to miss out on.' (8/10) – EARLabs (Netherlands)

'it feels like a soundtrack of sorts to the wonderful literary universe of Murakami in a sense – both present and down-to-earth, unassuming and kind, yet also retaining some mysterious, delicate qualities to distinguish aspidistrafly’s music from their peers' – Soundscaping (Norway)

'Its not easy to pin down aspidistrafly’s music into a specific genre, which of course is a good thing. Can you imagine Richard Chartier playing dreamy pop music? With some female vocalist? Well, there you go. I’d say aspidistrafly is microsound and pop.' – Vital Weekly (Netherlands)

'music like this would get assigned mawkish adjectives such as “ethereal”, “dreamy” and every other word used to describe a dimension beyond this one—except that in aspidistrafly’s case, the dimension is very much Planet Earth, and its lifeblood is the fountain of human imagination that refreshes all who draw from it.' - Junk Magazine (Malaysia)




aspidistrafly - Moonlight Shadow (i hold a wish for you, 2008)

APPARATJIK PRESENTS: LOWELL
“SHAKE HIM OFF”

"I don't wanna go out until the sun is out. I just want to be cold, on the horizon. Its just me and my pillow, although we're dead sick of the cold. I don't want to tell you my stories, I don't want to talk about dreams, I just want to fold my eyes, into my sleepy seeds. You know, we'll never be friends, but that's the thing about us; we find love in chaos."  - Lowell.

The origin of the word Lowell in both English and French means Wolf Cub.

Lowell had been working in the studio with Martin Terefe, Grammy award winning producer and member of the Apparatjik collective (Magne F (Aha), Guy Berryman (Coldplay) and Jonas Bjerre (MEW)). Terefe and the young Canadian artist ended up duetting together for Apparatjik's Everybody Is One Bar project, whereby fans and other artists were encouraged to re-work tracks that would later appear on the bands second album, "Square Peg In A Round Hole".  Apparatjik immediately realised they had found a close musical relative; Lowell came from the snow just like them you see...

Martin and Lowell were soon joined by the rest of Apparatjik and after a four day recording session her debut EP was finished. "Shake Him Off" is the first song from the forthcoming mini-album to see the light of day. The percussion was recorded in Lowell's bedroom in Toronto using pots and pans before being worked on with Apparatjik.

View Lowell’s homemade video which accompanies the track here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4eS0WpB-Mm0

The Apparatjik presents: Lowell - "If You Can, Solve This Jumble" EP is released 29th October 2012.


Apparatjik presents Lowell - Shake Him Off

T&N "Slave to the Empire" from the CD "Slave to the Empire". Meet the band at www.ratpakrecords.com/tandn and www.slavetotheempire.com 

T&N "Slave to the Empire" [Lynch, Pilson, Tichy] from the CD "Slave to the Empire"

Music features the 528hz solfeggio frequency and is also known as the Love Frequency, Miracle Tone, Frequency of Transformation.

Slow Snow (528Hz Solfeggio)

A musician reproduces the sound of a 18,000-year-old horn in three distinct notes.

Source: Carole Fritz et al. 2021 / Playing: Jean-Michel Court / Recording: Julien Tardieu

The Sound of an 18,000-year-old Conch Shell Instrument

All songs are composed, performed and produced by me. Krita Yuga/Yuga Kurita is a pseudonym of Hiroshi Onoue. Contact: ky0611@gmail.com

Slow Snow (528Hz Solfeggio)

Krita Yuga

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