Wonderful - I am ecstatic to know your are following your path <3

Super rough recording of a track I made the other night. This is the 88th track of this nature I have made, among others that I've created and erased live. Recently, I committed to share what I love, and this is the first track I've record from my Loop pedal/Effects onto a computer. I am still working out many of the kinks in the process of transforming something formless/live/improvised into a solid/recorded/track.  All of the music I make is created almost entirely live, using only my body, voice, and singing bowls (and anything I find that sounds nice).  I hope you like it, and I will continue to post more and better versions and tunes. 

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The Efferusphere – Bay Ledges Version

Download the ebook transcript here: https://offer.jovianarchive.com/how-we-connect-valentines-day/

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How We Connect | Ra Uru Hu Valentine's Day Lecture

Hey everyone.... I know ive been quiet on here for a bit so i wanted to put this out just to say thanks for being patient while I finish Hybrid Clustter Vol. 2 and another album of dub and downtempo stuff that are both coming soon. This is a bootleg I made a while back of Constellations feat DRS by LTJ Bukem..... LTJ has long been a massive inspiration of mine so i hope you enjoy. Thanks!! 

PS: Free download <3

Constellation - LTJ Bukem (Easyjack Remix)

Ic4rus - Huglife Remix (Free Download)

"A dancer dies twice", the legendary choreographer Martha Graham said, "once when they stop dancing, and this first death is the more painful."

This is a documentary about first deaths and last dances, about what happens when an instrument as finely tuned as a dancer's body begins to change.

From the music which prompts a twitch of muscle memory to the comedown which follows a burst of performance adrenaline, we hear stories of the last dances and what comes next from Gabriella Schmidt, Isabel Mortimer from Dancers' Career Development, and former principal ballerinas Natasha Oughtred and Wendy Whelan.

We eavesdrop on the training of young dancers at the Royal Ballet School as they shape muscle and bone into elegant lines, diving into the visceral excitement of pounding pointe shoes and powerful leaping bodies. And we visit Sage Dance Company and the Company of Elders as they work with dancers who move with grace and beauty in defiance of their changing bodies.

From the first anxious glance in the mirror to the last touch - how does the language of our bodies change as we age?

Produced by Eleanor McDowall
First broadcast 4th April on BBC Radio 4

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