Name: Funwise by Natures Autonomus
Duration: 4 min 10 s
Description: Wanted to make something lighter and chiller. Something kinda surface level stuff, just aesthetics that I enjoy. There is couple darker moments but aside that I think it's sun shine, rainbows and joyous ravings!

that is a cool lick!! i like how it just keeps going!!!

This is my fav of yours I've heard today. Great dramatic movement with the multiple chord changes.

Killer sound coming from those synths!!!!! Very cool track!!!!!

Beautiful & powerful sequences. Sounds great !

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Tacking the Sand**

*Tacking the Sand* is a high-energy, psychedelic dance album built for endless nights on the floor. Inspired by the image of a sailboat racing so close to the limit that its keel touches the sand, the record captures the adrenaline rush of risk, the euphoria of speed, and the hypnotic power of music that never lets go.

With **driving beats, spiraling synths, and mind-bending layers of sound**, each track pushes higher and harder, like waves that refuse to break. The album is pure momentum: vibrant, trippy, and unstoppable — a soundtrack for those who love to dance at the edge of chaos.

*Tacking the Sand* is not just a record. It’s a ride beyond the limit.


Tacking the Sand**

*Tacking the Sand* es un álbum de dance psicodélico y explosivo, creado para noches infinitas en la pista. Inspirado en la imagen de un velero en regata que vira tan al límite que su quilla toca la arena, el disco transmite la **adrenalina del riesgo, la euforia de la velocidad y la fuerza hipnótica de una música que no suelta nunca**.

Con **beats intensos, sintetizadores en espiral y capas sonoras alucinantes**, cada track sube más alto y más fuerte, como olas que nunca se detienen. El álbum es puro movimiento: vibrante, lisérgico e imparable — una banda sonora para quienes bailan al filo del caos.

*Tacking the Sand* no es solo un disco. Es un viaje más allá del límite.




Cerulean Drift

Don't Give Up

Looking Back

The Problem was visiting from Portugal so we cranked this one out with the help of Doug Grean 

All this Wondering                  
Janine and the Problem 2019

song, vocals, buzzy zap keys, "drums":  @JanineLevinson
vocals, bass, squeezy keys: Jose Freitas
percussion, ding dong keys, mix & master: Doug Grean @terpsichords, @janinelevinson

I’m preoccupied with what is not --all this wondering
Pissed that I can only have one life, oh oh oh
While some Eskimo is warming up his toes
Taking down a chunk of blubber
I will never know, oh,oh,oh  
All this wondering

So aware of what I don’t know and I’m wondering. 
Mad that I can only hear my thoughts, oh, oh oh
As a special boy is shooting sparks of code
out of his nose into a tin box --all this wondering       
And I can’t know oh oh oh!!        
all this wondering, 

I’m in love with what I can’t see --all this wondering            
Starts with red and ends with indigo oh oh oh                                                                    
From a ladybug reflected in a drop of water
All this wondering and I won’t know --all this wondering, 
     
what’s your experience?  what do you know?
where I’ve never been keeps me wondering
 
I’m preoccupied with what it’s like -- all this wondering
To live another time another life, oh oh oh
Probability is surely thrilling me 
we could be in the next dimension and I will never know, oh,oh,oh  --all this wondering

All This Wondering

When consciousness awakens, perceptions of life grow ...
In this piece I used piano, violins, cello, oboe, flute, horns and some cymbals.
Thank you for listening :)

Composition: Julien Apelian
Recording studio: Audio Colors
October 2019.

Awakening

Mama

December 9, 2020

Report to the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization from Admiral   Henrik Eduardo de la Krank XIV on behalf of the International Space Collaboration concerning Chapters 26 and 4 of the memoirs of Natt Brus, in strict keeping the directive to translate the teachings of Natt Brus into musical sound recordings. Brus’s memoir reports the following story, which took place one evening in the Gobi Desert, mere weeks after Fanny Assingham had left him for a case of plain wrap beer and a buy one get one free cheeseburger coupon. Brus presented himself at the door of a secret temple and, to the mute surprise of the door keeper, gave the password known only to those who are granted unlimited access to the sanctuary- a vast balcony looking over a crooked canyon that wound a jagged path through steep cliffs.

Alone on the balcony, Brus attempted to enter a state of astral projection. But his closed eyes were unable to shutter a sense of agitation that had suddenly overtaken him. Opening his eyes he saw the contemplative face of the Buddha, serene and close-eyed. In a rage, Brus rose and hurled the statue of the Buddha over the edge and watched it shatter into a thousand pieces. When he sat and closed his eyes again, the agitation returned. There sat the Buddha intact and as serene as before. Again Brus hurled it to the canyon floor only for it to reappear when he closed his eyes. No matter how furiously he threw it over, and no matter how badly it shattered, the Buddha reappeared. Finally, as the sun was falling below the horizon’s edge, he realized he must throw it over one last time, sit and close his eyes, and accept the Buddha’s reappearance. This last time, he resisted the agitation, did not open his eyes, no longer contemplated the statue as a thing separate from himself, and then he and the statue were passing seamlessly through space and time.

It has been independently reported that when the doorkeeper came to conduct Brus to his accommodations, Brus and the Buddha were gone without a trace.

Very Truly Yours,

Admiral Harrison Valentino von Krank III

The Buddha Balcony Incident

Amulet

From the album “Short Stories”, released 22.01.21

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End My Days (album version)

Wanted to make something lighter and chiller. Something kinda surface level stuff, just aesthetics that I enjoy. There is couple darker moments but aside that I think it's sun shine, rainbows and joyous ravings!

Funwise

Electronic musician from Finland. I make tunes for your enjoyment.

Some bio:

I have been into music from young age, my parents played classical music in our home when I was child but I fell in love with synthesizer and game music. I remember recording Jazz Jackrabbit tunes from my computer speakers with microphone on an old c-cassette and listening that whenever I could.
Anyways I got into classical music and studied it quite a bit. I went to sing in boy choir and started to play the flute. This developed into me being really fond of singing and I started to pursue a path in that. I started to study classical singing with a teacher and finally got to study music on university level. I'm trained operatic tenor but I have had many bumps on that road. 
           Alas in really glad for that because finally, after lot of wrong turns and ups and downs I got into making electronic music. I'm really starting to feel this thing and finally getting to unleash my creativity is probably one of the best things that have ever happened on my life.
 I sincerely thank everybody that happens to listen my music, really makes life feel like worth something when you can begin to share what's inside your soul. 
Thank you!:)

Hit me up for anything! naturesautonomus@gmail.com

Funwise

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