Smooth jazz lofi with tender saxophone, mellow keys, and subtle guitar textures.
Soft, warm, unhurried.
Inspired by the girl who’s been a blessing.

Soft Girl

In 1919, during a total solar eclipse, Arthur Eddington photographed stars near the Sun to test a bold idea from Albert Einstein.

Einstein proposed that gravity does not simply pull. It bends the very fabric of spacetime, so light from distant stars would curve as it passed close to the Sun. During the eclipse, with the Sun’s light briefly hidden, Eddington captured this bending of starlight and found the stars appeared displaced from their usual positions. The light had curved, as Einstein predicted.

In that single eclipse, our perception of gravity transformed. Spacetime itself had curved, and with it, our understanding of the universe.

The Curvature of Spacetime

This set was presented exclusively in 'Auditory Relaxation' series on radioq37.com on May 1 2020..enjoy :)

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Heart Times
(Compiled & Mixed by Johnny Blue)

Tracklist
1. Pangani – Fabric Of Time
2. Bluetech – The Archer
3. Nanosphere – Void
4. Lesmus – Obstacle
5. MantisMash & Tribone – Movement
6. Hedflux - Brain Ambrosia
7. Nanosphere - Swamp Dimension
8. Symbolico - Gaian Portal
9. Kalya Scintilla – Earth Element
10. MantisMash x Master Minded - Mantis Sized Minds
11. Shwex - Forever Shining Soul
12. sub.conscious - Deja Voodoo
13. Invisible Inks - Ming Xiao
14. The Flying Mars – Antherium
15. Symbolico - The Answer
16. Quanta – Krassula
17. Kaminanda - Deep Resonance
18. Lobe – Rude Rigs (feat. Nomadic Jurassic)
19. Desert Dwellers - Wings of Waves (Liquid Stranger Remix)
20. Tea Tree - The Whelming

TRACKLIST on SPOTIFY

Johnny Blue : Heart Times

I’m Lakshay Kuhar, a Music Producer and Sound Engineer from India.

I focus on sound design and creative sampling, building tracks that are detailed, textural, and driven by emotion. I studied Music Production and Sound Engineering at Point Blank Music School in London, but a lot of what I do comes from instinct and years of just listening deeply.

I’ve DJ’d across clubs and venues, which gave me a sense of how music moves people. But my real space is the studio, that’s where I break things apart, reshape sounds, and put together ideas that feel honest to me.

Genre doesn’t matter much. I care more about groove, atmosphere, and the little moments that make a track stick.

The Curvature of Spacetime

Lakshay Kuhar

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