Tracklist : 
1- Minum - Void Chamber 
2- Liso - Eir 
3- AWHM - Drowning in my own skin 
4- Liso - Smunk 
5- Trillosta - Forest Sphere
6- Santiago Tech - 3xc 
7- Cobber - Splinter 
8- Trillosta - Poison 
9- Klappchair - Secret date with Kim Possible
10- MIDNXGHT - Dreamcatcher 
11- Paul Copping & Sioc - Brain Method 
12- Steamboi - To all the fairies 
13- Sioc - Cabin fever 
14- LAES - Peaktime in spring 
15- Marilao - Fuck me moon 
16-Hydr - Tweaking Together 
17- Minum - Röd Dvärg 
18- Jörmungandr - Matter organika 
19- Scano - Liber 
20- Dj Soukoté - Nini on Spaceship 
21- Lioa- Gremlin fruit 
22- White Fluff - Tears in rain

Multivers Podcast #3 : Mars attacks

The first aesthetic moment of the album. The colony stops to watch the sun go down in a field of cool, blue light—a Martian blue sunset. It is a track of silent awe and the first realization of the planet's alien beauty. Minimalist pads and a distant heartbeat pulse create a fragile peace.

"Under Thin Sky" is an immersive sonic journey into the heart of Martian colonization. This is not an album about conquering a planet; it is an exploration of survival, adaptation, and the fragile stillness of life beneath a geodesic dome. Written as a "manifesto of existence," the music defines a new genre: Atmospheric Pressure Rock. It is characterized by deep, heartbeat-like pulses, extreme use of negative space (silence), and intimate, helmet-filtered vocals. From the panic of the first breath to the quiet acceptance of the Martian night, "Under Thin Sky" is a raw, honest look at what it means to become part of an alien world. The soil may not remember us, but every breath we take is a fragile new world inside the void.

Under Thin Sky is a conceptual album about the first human colony on Mars.

Not about conquest.
Not about heroism.

About breath.
Distance.
Adaptation.

Through minimalism, cold reverb spaces, and restrained emotion, the album explores what it means to exist under a fragile atmosphere — where every heartbeat, every word, every step is delayed, filtered, and redefined.

This is not music about space.
This is music about becoming human again… somewhere else.

Under Thin Sky

Blue Sunset

A focus on the biology of survival. This track is a ritual of checking life support systems. The beat is a steady, reassuring pulse, mirroring the stabilization of the body and the dome's environment. The chorus, "Breathing is not a right, it’s a protocol," is a quiet acceptance of technical reality.

"Under Thin Sky" is an immersive sonic journey into the heart of Martian colonization. This is not an album about conquering a planet; it is an exploration of survival, adaptation, and the fragile stillness of life beneath a geodesic dome. Written as a "manifesto of existence," the music defines a new genre: Atmospheric Pressure Rock. It is characterized by deep, heartbeat-like pulses, extreme use of negative space (silence), and intimate, helmet-filtered vocals. From the panic of the first breath to the quiet acceptance of the Martian night, "Under Thin Sky" is a raw, honest look at what it means to become part of an alien world. The soil may not remember us, but every breath we take is a fragile new world inside the void.

Under Thin Sky is a conceptual album about the first human colony on Mars.

Not about conquest.
Not about heroism.

About breath.
Distance.
Adaptation.

Through minimalism, cold reverb spaces, and restrained emotion, the album explores what it means to exist under a fragile atmosphere — where every heartbeat, every word, every step is delayed, filtered, and redefined.

This is not music about space.
This is music about becoming human again… somewhere else.

Oxygen Level: Human

A hopeful and delicate "Ambient Space Lullaby" for the first child born on Mars. The music is gentle and intimate, built around a deep, soft heartbeat kick. The chorus, "Earth in the stories / Mars in your steps," defines the new Martian generation. It is the first breath of a new life.

"Under Thin Sky" is an immersive sonic journey into the heart of Martian colonization. This is not an album about conquering a planet; it is an exploration of survival, adaptation, and the fragile stillness of life beneath a geodesic dome. Written as a "manifesto of existence," the music defines a new genre: Atmospheric Pressure Rock. It is characterized by deep, heartbeat-like pulses, extreme use of negative space (silence), and intimate, helmet-filtered vocals. From the panic of the first breath to the quiet acceptance of the Martian night, "Under Thin Sky" is a raw, honest look at what it means to become part of an alien world. The soil may not remember us, but every breath we take is a fragile new world inside the void.

Under Thin Sky is a conceptual album about the first human colony on Mars.

Not about conquest.
Not about heroism.

About breath.
Distance.
Adaptation.

Through minimalism, cold reverb spaces, and restrained emotion, the album explores what it means to exist under a fragile atmosphere — where every heartbeat, every word, every step is delayed, filtered, and redefined.

This is not music about space.
This is music about becoming human again… somewhere else.

Born Under Two Planets

A hauntingly beautiful ambient track capturing the profound isolation of communication between two worlds. The title refers to the real-time delay of a signal traveling between Earth and Mars. The voice is a soft echo, lost in vast, cold reverb tails, floating over a warm, breathing sub-bass.

"Under Thin Sky" is an immersive sonic journey into the heart of Martian colonization. This is not an album about conquering a planet; it is an exploration of survival, adaptation, and the fragile stillness of life beneath a geodesic dome. Written as a "manifesto of existence," the music defines a new genre: Atmospheric Pressure Rock. It is characterized by deep, heartbeat-like pulses, extreme use of negative space (silence), and intimate, helmet-filtered vocals. From the panic of the first breath to the quiet acceptance of the Martian night, "Under Thin Sky" is a raw, honest look at what it means to become part of an alien world. The soil may not remember us, but every breath we take is a fragile new world inside the void.

Under Thin Sky is a conceptual album about the first human colony on Mars.

Not about conquest.
Not about heroism.

About breath.
Distance.
Adaptation.

Through minimalism, cold reverb spaces, and restrained emotion, the album explores what it means to exist under a fragile atmosphere — where every heartbeat, every word, every step is delayed, filtered, and redefined.

This is not music about space.
This is music about becoming human again… somewhere else.

Signal Delay (4.3 Minutes to Earth)

Two crew members,-a man and a woman-navigate the pitch-black depths of space, heading toward distant enemy vessels  in the darkness.This is a piece I heard in a dream. 

The Starship's Young Prodigy

This music feels as if it is coming from outer space,  carrying a gentle message sung in a soft female voice: this world isn't easy, but you can keep going.

A Message from Mars with the echo of a mysterious woman's song.

Summer day

Bruno Mars VS R - Kelly

The 6th not-JUST-for-kids record from 3-time NAPPA gold award winner Randy Kaplan. TRIPPIN' ROUND THE MITTEN Features the SiriusXM Kids Place Live hit “On the Phone on the Toilet” ... AND hip-hop & rap songs (about noses & naughtiness), punk rock & pop songs (against beaches & candy), songbook and art songs (sung by Randy’s wife & son), and much more!

Mr. Spaceman

Let me share my journey with you. I started DJing at 16, playing school events in Sydney alongside my mate David. By the time I was 19, I had broken into the Sydney club scene, finally stepping into the career I had always dreamed of. From the very beginning, I was passionate about playing uplifting music—there's nothing worse than being in a club with a DJ who doesn't know how to get the crowd moving.

Over time, I made my way into the heart of Sydney’s nightlife. The 90s were the golden era for DJs—the energy was electric, the music was explosive, and the vibe was unforgettable. I had the privilege of being trained by some of the best and working with top talent in the city. That’s where I truly found my groove.

Honestly, I wish the magic of 90s music had never faded, but times changed. In the early 2000s, I hung up my headphones and turned to producing club tracks, especially since so many artists weren’t releasing proper club mixes. Still, I never stopped DJing—I just evolved and moved into a new realm.

"🎧 TorGio Records • Leya & AI • Ambient, Psychedelic, Soul • Mindful music for every mood • SoundCloud-first".

Bordeaux based 
Travelling over the world 

Resident at @fruor.bdx 

Mambabooking.pro@gmail.com

“Randy Kaplan is one of those happy-they-exist people you can’t quite tell is playing kids’ music. And yet he is” (NEW YORK magazine). His blend of American Roots Music and Comedic Storytelling has inspired the likes of NPR, The Nashville Blues Society, and PEOPLE magazine to name Randy one of the nation’s top family entertainers.

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