phosphorescence

‘lex naturae’
Modular Eudemonism.
2025 live performance.

I'd like to dedicate this little track to a young man with Asperger’s Syndrome. He loves bees and honey. His father has collected donations so that he can start his beekeeping business with at least five first hives.
Congratulations to both of them!
https://fr.tipeee.com/les-ruches-arthur

Save the bees.
https://thebeeconservancy.org

Tools :
Pam’s, SIG, Varigate.
- 0-Coast > FX Aid (#28 reverb black hole).
- Plaits (granular formant oscillator) > Fold 6 > Sisters > DSP (mono delay).
Batumi (saw), Zadar.
Quad Vca, StMix, Black stereo mixer, Listen IO.
Recorded live and mastered with Logic Pro X.

Associated image : Petrus Major.

Live and Pollinate [modular eudemonism]

Marco Lucchi : electric organ
Night Note : synthesizers
Jacques Lemaire : synthesizers

Marco Lucchi, Night Note & Jacques Lemaire - Spring has sprung

Little by Little - the Ground Dissolves

Remix for a short film. Desert electronica.

Focal Point Blur (The Chimera)

Thanks for inviting me, great to participate
Original track: https://soundcloud.com/noxpox20/noxpox-padang?in=noxpox20/sets/noxpox-padang-open-collab
Padang Playlist: soundcloud.com/noxpox20/sets/noxpox-padang-open-collab

Noxpox / Pfaender Padang [La Descente-rmx]

The world's largest iceberg, A23a — equivalent to the size of Rhode Island- is endlessly spinning near the South Orkney Islands, about 375 miles from the Antarctic Peninsula. Its dance is caused by a phenomenon in fluid mechanics known as a Taylor column. It's essentially a rotating cylinder that forms when there's an obstruction in a flow. The A23a is trapped in a kind of ocean vortex, a Taylor column.
There are many paths a collaboration can take you down. Although the typical one tends to be shaped as a kind of dialog or turn-taking, I like the most those that, instead, become as sawing a seed and watching what happens then, including some active intervention: somebody tells an idea, or provides some materials or tracks to you and they start a self-organizing process in one's DAW. That's what happened here: @user-737426987 Ambient Annie provided some tracks that made some musical sense by themselves, but I used them as seeds for something different though related. Another of Ambient Annie's relevant contributions to this track has been in providing a concept, even though this was originally unintentional: some of our email conversations deal with natural phenomena, and therefore Antarctica, its fauna and icebergs gracefully popped up. Some months later, the seeds swelled, stems grew and leaves appeared, giving way to the flowering that you can now listen to.
During the final mixing rounds, Nyarlathotep, the three-lobed burning eye creature from Lovecraft's cosmogonies, passing his crawling chaos through the throat of @lhtrah Lht (another SC artist you should listen to), unexpectedly contributed with some primordial chants to this track: my degree in Miskatonik studies allowed me to decode the singing as "I will die and nobody will remember me", which is quite appropriate for an iceberg that is slowly melting. As far as I could find out this song was first featured in a film by Alejandro Jodorowsky, "Fando y Lis" (1968).
Ship bell by Mateusz_Chenc @ freesound.