Written for the film - The Girl Who Fell in Love with the Sea

Luna's Theme

Link to free download: http://www.mediafire.com/listen/k4x0694ku7hnbjw/06_-_hanna_(feat._Hanna_Berglind).mp3
You can also press "Buy" to go to the same link :)

hanna (feat. Hanna Berglind)

Link to Free Download:
http://www.mediafire.com/download/um8y62mz9m9aja6/08+-+lava+%28feat.+POP+ETC%29.mp3
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lava (feat. POP ETC)

Link to free download:
https://www.mediafire.com/?77z0dh579ypu71r
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The OST from the motorcycle scene:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=onoBUpm67C8

Interview about the OST: 
http://worldwide-yk.com/2014/06/terror-in-resonance-o-s-t-notes-part-2/

Thanks to https://soundcloud.com/geektoku for providing links

is (feat. POP ETC)

Grief Cocoon (טרויער קאַקון)

This Justin Townes Earle track is from the 2022 North Carolina artists' benefit compilation "Be Good To Yourself."  In choosing someone to deliver it, there was only one option, North Carolina's Bruce Piephoff, a masterful singer-songwriter, a poet of the railyard, and the linthead and the warp and woof of the fabric that is the South.  Brad Wilcox plays the trumpet.  Backing band is The DeFacto Brothers.

The Saint Of Lost Causes

A soundscape that I've composed to accompany reading the final chapter of Book 1 of my trilogy book, The Memory Tapes of John I. Pearl.

LIMINAL STREAMS (It Was Snowing...)

Kevin Hayden's Substack blog, "Streams of Crunchiness," features commentary on various political and cultural topics. Recent posts cover the 2024 election, political polarization, and analyses of current events. Hayden's writing style is opinionated and informal, incorporating humor and strong opinions. The blog also includes recommendations for other writers and sources of information. The overall tone suggests a focus on political and social commentary from a specific, clearly expressed perspective.

Streams of Crunchiness

MrWondrous

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