reminds me of some of atmospheric music on No Man's Sky - excellent work

Lovely feel  to this, and a completely convincing landscape.. Makes me travel..:):)

"The requirements for life on Earth, its elemental composition, and its environmental limits provide a way to assess the habitability of exoplanets. Temperature is key both because of its influence on liquid water and because it can be directly estimated from orbital and climate models of exoplanetary systems. Life can grow and reproduce at temperatures as low as −15 °C, and as high as 122 °C. Studies of life in extreme deserts show that on a dry world, even a small amount of rain, fog, snow, and even atmospheric humidity can be adequate for photosynthetic production producing a small but detectable microbial community. Life is able to use light at levels less than 10−5 of the solar flux at Earth. UV or ionizing radiation can be tolerated by many microorganisms at very high levels and is unlikely to be life limiting on an exoplanet. Biologically available nitrogen may limit habitability. Levels of O2 over a few percent on an exoplanet would be consistent with the presence of multicellular organisms and high levels of O2 on Earth-like worlds indicate oxygenic photosynthesis. Other factors such as pH and salinity are likely to vary and not limit life over an entire planet or moon."

Life On Exoplanets Part II

｢対決 ~ NON EXPLICIT ELECTRONIC MUSIC」

Concept music for a graphic novel.

Music written, produced, mixed and mastered by Thomas O'Higgins Horna.

Cover art: "Violet, Black, Orange, Yellow on White and Red"(1949) by Mark Rothko. Edited by me.

CONFRONT

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Slow Departure

Long distance, on the other side_02

These days I've been practicing piano, trying to regain some confidence in my playing. Althought, I learned with Czerny's speed exercises, lately, I've been drawn to play slower pieces. But then, my dark side likes to takes over and uppens the tempo into something bizarre. Anyway...
Like many people from my country and my generation, I grew up watching dubbed shonen anime like Dragon Ball Z. Despite having moved on with my life, that anime always found a way to come back to me. Nowadays, that feeling of nostalgia has been monetized, but back then, it was like catching up with old friends. But now that its creator is gone, I guess it's finally over. Only his art remains, the love he put in it, and the joy it brought us.

†ॐ

"Prologue & Subtitle 1"
Music composed by Shunsuke Kikuchi.
Improvised arrangement and performance by Thomas O'Higgins Horna.
Produced at Kolima Forest Studios.
Cover art by Akira Toriyama, from "TRUNKS THE STORY" (1992)

To Akira Toriyama. Thank you.

Prologue & Subtitle 1

KURT COBAIN'S AUTOPSY REPORT:
https://cobaincase.com/Cobain%20Autopsy.pdf
I KILLED KURT VIDEO:
https://rumble.com/v28mwzi-dcomposeur-i-killed-kurt-dcomposed.html

DCR - I KILLED KURT - DCOMPOSED

Dancing On The Ceiling.

Marco Lucchi : organ, piano and synthesizer
*idematoa* : synthesizers

Marco Lucchi & *idematoa* - Omnia florent

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Music I wrote for an action scene in a film I'm working on. Slightly cheesier than I'd normally go, but it works in context

Life On Exoplanets Part II

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