Day 6 of making one song per day

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Rainwash

"AlwaysAndForever" Download album at, https://invisibleriserecords.bandcamp.com/album/alwaysandforever?from=search&search_item_id=2168008471&search_item_type=a&search_match_part=%3F&search_page_id=182636118&search_page_no=1&search_rank=2&search_sig=a83b9c0c185428d2ea79ffb5bcc9df2a
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sc5EdclGMEA
Every bee, See them as tears
Every tear falls for three thousand years
Turn the lights on, Black out the sky
Hide the dead, We don't want to die
All the dead, See them as stars
All the stars shine forever more
When the kings dead, Light intervenes
Cold conception crawls inside his queen
Hypnotise me, Take me away
Do it soon, Before you decay
Your hearts a quarry and your mind
Some kind of ghost, Living inside
Even the dust of beautiful things
Means more to me than you ever will
After your gone, Long after your gone
Still partly blinded, The way the light shon

See Them As Stars

Apples and Oranges

Show 4 of 4 is entitled Birds. A 1 hour mix of sounds & music inspired by Ornithology. Originally broadcast on NTS Radio on December 13th 2015.

Hear all 4 of my specials shows for NTS here > chrisheadcount.wordpress.com/2015/12/16/nts-radio/

Chris Headcount on NTS Radio - Show Four: Birds

Simulation of the sounds of seismic activity on Ganymede as recorded by a seismometer on its surface, sped up 500 times to shift it into the audible range.

Sounds of the universe: Ganymede

Simulation of the sounds of seismic activity on Titan as recorded by a seismometer on its surface, sped up 500 times to shift it into the audible range.

Sounds of the universe: Titan

Simulation of the sounds of seismic activity on Mars as recorded by a seismometer on its surface, sped up 500 times to shift it into the audible range.

Sounds of the universe: Mars

Take a tour of Jupiter's icy moons and Mars and observe them like never before – through the sounds of their seismic echoes

Read more: https://www.newscientist.com/article/mg23431280-100-sounds-of-life-in-the-solar-system/

Send an ear: Listening for sounds of life in the solar system

It wasn’t love at first sight 
Not even on the third time 
Always kept you in my peripheral 
Even though I was skeptical

Liquid courage on a Wednesday night
One drunk text message 
And then 
I realize
Baby it’s on 
We’re going to get it on 
We’re going to get it on 
Maybe Friday

No expectation 
I’m just expecting you
To want me 
No expectation 
I’m just expecting you
To hunt me down

Meanwhile here I am
Trying to vy for your attention

Hey!
Well I can send my nudes to someone else
I’m not subtle and I’m not trying to be
Well I can send my nudes to someone else

I saw you in my dreams the last two nights
Two evenings in a row you kissed me for the second time

I can do both ways
I’ll give you your space
Or if you’d like 
I can take her place

What did she have that I don’t have
What made you want her as your other half
While “Thanks for the night” is the only text I get
And I’m right back there and I’m left on read

Drop that bass
Kiss and replace
Dressing up to get down
Face and makeup on
Scoping to get a fix
Hoping to get a kiss
then horizontal
Another miss

Well I’ll send my nudes to someone else
No expectation I’m just expecting you to want me
No expectation I’m just expecting you to want me

send nudes

I added some synth parts to the beautiful poem Amanda Gorman recited at the inauguration.

Music for "The Hill We Climb" by Amanda Gorman

This is a semi-composed improvisation that I dedicate to my biggest inspiration, Alice Coltrane.

Rainwash

Muteboy

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