Wondrous expanding pads, they stream seamlessly like ocean currents upon fine sand. Spakles on crests chime like sunlight upon the vast musical expanse. Great!

HUGE thank you to J.J. Terrell for putting this one together with me! 

And thank you to K2 and the three for the drums! 

Contributions

Piano/Organ: J.J.Terrell 
https://on.soundcloud.com/zMRZHupDxhFSYd676

Vocals/Lyrics/Mix (Audacity): Tam Jennifer

Drums: K2 
https://on.soundcloud.com/xGewgZifWnxsEmZY7

Cover picture: Erin Jennifer
https://on.soundcloud.com/imA3NPDbnh667UtS9

Lyrics

What do I have to say
To make you stay
The world is turning now
Without me

Why do you have to keep
Just letting me retreat
This worldly learning is 
So lonely

Take my hand, dear
Help me to stand, dear
It thaws my heart, just
To have you near

Cos times are changing, so fast
Can we find the energy to last
This price we paid was it worth the cost
Or will we feel that all is lost

On the horizon
Sunset or sunrise
Facing death, or saving lives
Losing our faith 
Or finally arrive

You used to bring me
Coffee in the morning
You used to kiss me in the rain
I remember times so full of yearning
Oh will we ever feel that way again

Cos times are changing, so fast
Can we find the energy to last
This price we paid was it worth the cost
Or will we feel that all is lost

On the horizon
Sunset or sunrise
Facing death, or saving lives
Losing our faith 
Or finally arrive

© Ben -Tam Jennifer Hastings, J.J. Terrell, Ken Karasek, 2024. All rights reserved.

Echoes Of Tomorrow (with J.J.Terrell & K2 and the Three, 2024)

Windswept moorland - isolated beauty with derelict sanctuary for stopping by out of the worst.....
Trios of tenor saxes and flutes swirl around a solitary clarinet with beats and bass.

Pic. 'Filter Cottage' (on a fine day) Hallam Moor (NM)

WILD HAVEN

Chop Suey!

Cast of characters:

J.J. Terrell-- @j-j-terrell—JJ-- electric piano, synth, seed idea

Mistermark-- @user-432503709 -- Mark –  vocals, lyrics, mix, and production

Llanpsych-- @llanpsych -- Tez – guitar

TexMex Shaman– @texmex-shaman –Stephen–banjo, guitar, sitar, and final mastering

K2 and the Three [and the Four]--@k2andthe3, @k2-kara –Ken–drums, seed idea

Entheogenic Psychonaught (Josh Clary)– @josh-clary-1 –Josh – four-string fretless bass

Composition – The Eclectic Collective

This song started in probably the most effective way our group writes them. Ken had a spectacular drum beat that was unused in a previous project, so JJ composed and recorded with his magical keys a chord structure and arrangement. Once we had a beat and a chord structure, Josh came along and added his foundational bass. 

  Now that the rhythm section was complete and the chord structure was in place, Stephen added his unique melody line that you hear at the beginning and every other verse on his magic banjo. He also plays all the initial guitar until about the 1:40 mark, when Tez takes over. In addition, Stephen also laid down some really trippy sitar in the break section. Then it was time for Tez to add some spice to the mix with his fiery guitar solos, which you hear from about 1:40 on, eventually building up to a crescendo towards the end. 

  Once we had all the music down, we realized that we had a big gap in the bridge without much going on in it. So, Mark came through and recorded a cool poem he had written on his refigerator with word magnets more than a decade ago, captured with a picture, and added to for the this song. The poem is loosely based on the idea that our dreams exist in a digital environment/universe. The girl's voice you hear echoing him is his daughter, for whom he originally composed it, in her first appearance with the EC. 

  The song was now finished, except for Mark using his masterful production skills to trim and move a few things. After he made those adjustments on, he threw a mix on it. While we usually defer to Tez or Stephen for the mix, Mark did such a great job, we decided to keep his mix. Stephen did, however master and EQ it to make it a finished product. 

  This is a song written truly as a whole band effort, showcasing what the Eclectic Collective can do. I hope you enjoy listening to is as much as we enjoyed creating it.  

Original lyrics by Mistermark:  

The moon flickers on
and rises and dances
across a celestial stage
as dreamers paint the pixels of their mind 
like an infinite canvas 

Sleep away tiny egg
and leave a delicate thread 
of memory behind 
but never log out 
you are in the elaborate web
always

Dancing Moon - (Eclectic Collective)

Evening Anticipation

a track by Marco Lucchi reworked by Mean Flow

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agosto 2024

Mean Flow & Marco Lucchi - Opal

Piano composition by Anibal Seminara 
Image by Many Souffan

Buy by Apple Music

El Ritmo De Su Continuidad

3Nov24

https://soundcloud.com/stan_magendanz/sets/soundscape-experiments

:D

Soundscape Experiment #119

The Awakening – EP
Release Date: December 19, 2025
© 2025 Keith Richie

"When The Weave begins to breathe and The Veil is drawn aside,
the forsaken roads of yesterday begin to glow.
Step by step, the hidden pattern reveals its design,
and every choice becomes a thread in destiny’s tapestry."
— Morn-Ankh-Amun

A vision. A whisper. A road rising to meet your steps.

The Awakening – EP continues the unfolding story first hinted at in “Whispers of the Witch (The Haunting)” and carried into “Remote Isolation (The Silence).” What began as distant murmurs has grown stronger — no longer just background echoes, but a clear, inescapable calling.

It opens with “Prologue (The Vision)”, where softly spoken words in an ancient tongue drift through the dark before anything in our own language takes shape. The sense is clear, even if the meaning is not: something has seen you, and something is waiting.

From there, “Remote Isolation (The Silence)” returns — now framed as the still heart of the experience. It moves like a breath held too long: distant and restrained, yet vast enough to swallow entire worlds of thought. Shadows stretch and fold as light slowly forms at the edges, each tone tracing the fragile line between numbness and awakening.

In “Rebirth (The Awakening)”, the music begins to rise. Melodies emerge from beneath the surface, hesitant at first, then increasingly sure of themselves. It feels like the moment when you stop simply enduring the dark and start reaching for something beyond it.

“Threads of Fate (The Binding)” draws the fragments together. Familiar motifs reappear and intertwine, rhythms tighten, and subtle echoes reveal a hidden pattern beneath everything that has come before. Each sound feels like another thread pulled taut, binding you to a path that is quietly taking shape.

With “Dawn (The First Light)”, the horizon breaks. Warmth seeps into the soundscape — not pure relief, but a fragile, hard-earned hope. The world is no longer silent, no longer sealed. There is motion now. Direction. The feeling that the steps you take actually matter.

And in “Whispers of the Witch (The Haunting)”, the presence that once lingered at the edges moves closer. The whispers that once brushed past your awareness now press in with intent, calling you by a name you don’t remember choosing. The message is not spoken plainly, but the pull is undeniable: you have been noticed, and you have been summoned.

Throughout it all, a single phrase surfaces and returns like a refrain:

“Norath Tharûn Ilthar.”

It is never explained. It does not need to be. You feel it more than you understand it — a quiet insistence that this is not the end of the journey, but the moment it truly begins.

This is the sound of awakening — when isolation sharpens into awareness, the whispers become a voice, and the path ahead begins to shine.

Step onto the path.
Step into The Weave…

Dawn (The First Light)

152 - The Last Shiver

watercolour music (unreleased)

collaborations, shared projects, ideas ..

http://marcolucchi.bandcamp.com/

https://musichevirtuali.blogspot.com/

www.musichevirtuali.org

https://twitter.com/musichevirtuali

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Mean Flow & Marco Lucchi - Opal

Orchestra Eclettica Sincretista

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