PŏdKåzt.

Yămiyõ

⫸ The Dark Night of the Soul is one aspect of what I call « Shadow Work ». It’s the initiatory process that, if we decide to dive deep in it, allows us to face ourselves in a mirror and peal the layers of our own lies, the stories we tend to tell to ourselves. The ones that create the illusion we live in. It’s also about identifying what triggers us. Going through the practice of « Shadow Work » is a deep process of self-truth that helps us remember who we really are, what are our core values. It connects us to our heart, our true essence. It opens our hearts to the most beautiful marvels of our luminous being, simply because shadows are only parts that are not enlightened yet and by healing our wounds and transmuting them, they become the opportunity to transform into our most powerful gifts we can offer to the world to live in better harmony with ourselves and others. This set is one facet of the shadow work I’m going though. From Darkness to Light. From Doubts to Clarity. From Sadness to Joy. A very interesting and powerful process that I wish you to enjoy as much as I embraced it. ❇

♡ Thank you Serafin Audio for your trust and this amazing opportunity.
♡ Thank you to all the producers for your amazing creations.
♡ Thank you to you, listeners and dancers! Enjoy the journey! 

OrKatz ༄

SC https://soundcloud.com/orkatzvibration
IG @orkatz.vibration
FB @orkatzvibration

@serafinaudio

Serafin Sinfoniae

Serafin Sinfonia Op. 71 - OrKatz - Yămiyō

༄༄༄༄༄༄༄🔸𝑾𝒊𝒏𝒅𝒄𝒂𝒔𝒕#16 : Flowylicious🔸༄༄༄༄༄༄༄༄༄
We are welcoming OrKatz from France 🇫🇷

She likes to bring the auditor into a different world staged by sensations of physical quantum traveling. Dreamy cuddly downy sounds meet dirty organic & strong vibrations.
Today she is inviting us to "Go with a delicous Flow",
it's Flowylicious !!


༄༄ Support the artist
𝑺𝑪 : @orkatzvibration
𝑰𝑮 : www.instagram.com/@orkatz.vibration/

༄༄ Artwork : @Vodoom

Follow US :
💨 FB : shorturl.at/yHRT3
💨 IG : shorturl.at/muBDJ
💨 Bandcamp ; nahawind.bandcamp.com/
💨 BEATPORT : www.beatport.com/label/nahawind/95017
💨 Spotify : shorturl.at/lnrWY

Blow Blow Blow ...

#Downtempo #Organic #Chillrave #Electronica #ketapop #Minimal

𝗪𝗶𝗻𝗱𝗰𝗮𝘀𝘁 𝟭𝟲 : OrKatz ༄ Flŏwyliċiŏus

OrKatz is our chameleon #57. 

A slow and sensual, yet dark and trippy journey. Vast soundscapes transport you to a warm and cozy place, interrupted by bursts of gritty basslines that electrify the atmosphere. This set emanates a nurturing energy, creating, receiving, and enveloping with unconditional love. 
An exploration of self-discovery, where the interplay of passion and comfort weaves a mark in the vast universe of music.

Find more and support:
@orkatzvibration
https://www.instagram.com/orkatz.vibration/
https://www.facebook.com/orkatzvibration

Artwork designed by Omar Tara
Mastered by Nico Apolinário

OrKatz

chameleon #57 - OrKatz

[ost:end] Mixtape No. 46 by [OrKatz]

Enjoy the blend waters of minimale house & techno, with a downpitch signature, get cosy this winter time or any time of the year and let your mind enter an hypnotic state and perhaps get a feeling of feeling one through the vibration of the music.

This set is dedicated to Tåhlequåh, a female orca and mother who has been carrying her deceased calf for more than a week now.

Tåhlequåh previously made headlines in 2018 when she pushed the body of her calf around the Salish Sea for 17 days for over 1600km in a powerful act of grieving. This extraordinary journey highlights the profound emotional depth of orcas and has captivated the world's attention as a symbol of the endangered species' struggle for survival.

Scientists have noted that while orcas do show mourning behaviors, Tahlequah's prolonged journey with her 300-pound calf is an outlier. With only 73 Southern Resident orcas remaining, the loss of calves like hers has devastating implications for the species, which faces threats from dwindling prey and environmental hazards.

"We share our coastal waters with this iconic tribe of intelligent, self-aware beings that struggle to survive in a world ecologically impoverished by humanity." - Captain
Paul Watson

May this musical journey bring us together and send a wave of love to Tåhlequåh...

Love you, 
OrKatz.

OrKatz | Tåhlequåh. | Cozy Winter Mixtape |

 The voices in this episode are women who took part in the latest United Nations Ocean Conference. They are involved in law, insurance, policy, science, sustainability, and the arts.  They founded and run organisations, sit and advise on boards (or even paddle on them) and have dedicated their lives to the Ocean.
 
A major gender gap persists in ocean governance and finance:  women-led organisations and businesses in the blue economy receive less than one to 2% of major funding streams, and  women hold less than 20% of leadership positions in key international bodies. But they  constitute half of the workforce in small-scale fisheries and aquaculture, and they play crucial roles in science, conservation, and restoration efforts.  

 Because of this blue gender gap,  I wanted to dedicate this part 2 of my new series '30 voices from the UN Ocean Conference' to women.  

I am Louise Romain, sound artist, documentarist, anthropologist, and the podcast producer of Circle of Voices. This episode brings you unedited voice notes I received via Whatsapp.

If you enjoy what you hear, support Circle of Voices via my Patreon and become a monthly sponsor to contribute to my production and creative work into this world: https://www.patreon.com/c/CircleofVoices. Single direct donations are also possible here: https://buy.stripe.com/aFa4gB5zWbYzdDzc48fbq00. And share the episode with a friend you think might find this valuable!

The episode features:
* Cecilia Sevillano, Founder of Ocean Intelligence Services, Colombia/Sweden
* Antoinette Vermilye, Co-founder of Gallifrey Foundation, UK/Switzerland
* Michaela Girvan, Co-founder the Ocean Rights Coalition, UK
* Andrea Herrera, Shark master student from Okeanos Marine research institute, Regional Coordinator for ECOP Early Career Ocean Professional Central America, Portugal
* Melanie Cueff - Scientific officer of the Global Seaweed Coalition, France
* Clara Botto - The Alliance for Just Deliberation on Solar Geoengineering, Brasil
* Amber Nuttal - Co-chair of the Bahamas Reef Educational Foundation, Board member of the Blue Marine Foundation, Co-Founder Extreme Hang Out, The Bahamas/UK
* Marie Le Chevalier / Orkasea - DJ and Ocean artivist, France
* Sabrina André - Legal expert on law of the sea,  Board member of Women for Sea, France
* Linzi Hawkin - Co-founder at Protect Blue, UK


//Credits// Music by Shame Mckenna 'Surfacing' via Uppbeat. Sounds: Whales in the Rain by listeningtowhales -- https://freesound.org/s/322539/; Dolphin in Caribbean Sea (Mexico) by felix.blume -- https://freesound.org/s/161691/; and various phone ring tones by sapatac, genviou, and Aldergrove Studios.

Circle of Voices is a podcast produced by Louise Romain. Find out more about her work: https://tuneintotheworld.com/


30 Voices from the UN Ocean Conference 2025 - Part 2: Women Ocean Voices at UNOC3