Edge of the Milky Way, pinning the diameter at 1.9 million light-years.
The edge of our galaxy is far, far away.

UpSide Down Universe (Chap. 9 - Edge of our galaxy) 05/22

Careyes is located in Costalegre on the Mexican Pacific beaches of the south coast of Jalisco, Mexico. Founded by Gian Franco Brignone in 1968, this continuously family owned and operated unique private beach resort combines the sensuality of the Mediterranean with a unique architecture and the hospitableness of Mexico. The community in Careyes is equally as important, beautiful and colorful as the place itself. Eccentric, elegant, educated, multi lingual and generally fascinating, they are all characters. Careyes’ specific combination of natural beauty, architecture and sybaritic lifestyle, make it one of the world's most coveted destinations among the cognoscenti.

Pyfel Mix April 23 - Wondering World Vol.2 - Careyes

Immerse yourself in a pure void ambiance with this cosmic lo-fi track, where deep, resonant pads and ethereal synth textures create a pristine deep space atmosphere. A subtle, distant beat and shimmering sound effects evoke the wonder of cosmic discovery and exploration meditation. Perfect for moments of quiet contemplation or focused work.

Terraforming

An expansive and immersive sonic journey, 'Dyson Sphere Construction' unfolds with deep, evolving synth pads and subtle, ethereal melodic fragments, painting a picture of cosmic scale and meticulous creation. A slow, resonant beat provides a grounding pulse amidst swirling textures and atmospheric soundscapes, evoking a sense of wonder and the quiet grandeur of technological marvels. This track is ideal for sci-fi documentaries, contemplative gaming sequences, or deep listening experiences, inviting the listener to explore vast, uncharted sonic territories.

Dyson Sphere Construction #02

Space V8: The launchpad for interstellar ambient. This is the pipeline where new lofi journeys are tested and refined before their full deployment to the wider cosmos. Tune in, chill out, and help us chart the next deep-space drift.