Amorphous w/ Lil Linguist

Mostly in meditation due to poverty & disability (was homeless during 2020-2023), I apologize if I can't respond to collab requests.

Usually I use FLStudio Producer Edition for mastering and 432Hz conversion, but barebones laptop currently doesn't have much space. Android phone for recording vocals, might buy a better mic later. Soundcore Q30 are great low budget noise cancelling headphones.

Autodidact and musician from childhood. I've been producing electronic music since 2012, though I'd removed my previous tracks while going through a difficult time during the pandemic.

Earned my B.A. degree in Music from Western University (clarinet, 2005)
And certificate in Office Administration from Fanshawe College (2016).
At Fanshawe I also did one semester of Web Development in 2008 and one semester of Music Industry Arts in 2014.
After I earned my Music B.A., I continued at university for a few years of part-time Psychology courses, but dropped out a few courses shy of earning a psychology degree, due to mental health issues and a Kundalini awakening.

I've been an advocate of musicians returning to 432 Hz, because it is an energetically healing sound frequency that if one is sensitive enough, can be felt within, especially through the heart chakra. I believe the "cerebral" but discordant 440 Hz standard frequency of music is a cause of anxiety, nervous system damage, chakra imbalances and overthinking.

⚡When we agree about are hallucinations👀 we call it reality⚡
Mark Mori is an electronic ambient musician known for his unique soundscapes and atmospheric compositions. In 2017, he began sharing his work on BandCamp, crafting tracks with small synths like the Pocket Operator. Mark's music gained further recognition on SoundCloud, where he became more active in 2021. By 2024, he took his music distribution into his own hands, making his creations available on all major platforms. His influences include renowned artists such as Aphex Twin, Boards of Canada, Alva Noto, Tangerine Dream, Philip Glass and Brian Eno

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The music of borderline personality DIS-order, bi-polar with psychotic features. If you listen to even a little bit and you like it, please click like :)

Amorphous w/ Lil Linguist

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