I have made this track at the end of the summer. I felt time has been stopped during it.

Frozen Time

What do you expect to see on windy islands? Can you soar? Are there a finite number of ways of flying? Did we glide before flying? Do birds & insects fly like planes, & vice versa? How are the lift-off forces and moments generated? Was the Wright Flyer I (which made the first sustained manned flight in 1903) actually a very bad design? Do flies fly merely by seeing? Are wings thermo-regulatory devices? Why has flying evolved several times across different species? How many times of its own weight can flying structures take? How should flying carpets be made? Does it matter to the moth what the value of ‘g’ is? How might dragonfly wingspan change with atmospheric oxygen content? Can airplanes fly like sharks swim? Why shiver? How are/would the helicopters that fly on Mars (be) different? How will a balloon inflate on Venus? Are biological flyers far more efficient than the human engineered ones – how? Do birds and insects of the same size fly similarly? How are unmanned and manned systems different? Why don’t we have faster commercial flights (given they are possible)? Can one expect to see new ways and manners of flying? Will we ‘fly’ to Mars at some point? &, is there still a lot of ground to cover? SynTalk thinks about these & more questions using ideas from aeronautical engineering (Prof. Rajkumar Pant, IIT Bombay, Mumbai), & neurobiology & physiology (Prof. Sanjay Sane, NCBS, Bangalore). Listen in...

#TGFF (The Grounds For Flight) --- SynTalk

"Distrikt Mood" is part of my upcoming first album "Step One" (scheduled for release in 2025)

Step One

Distrikt Mood

I composed and performed this piece on my F sharp aromatic cedar, Native American-style flute. This is my first attempt at performing and recording a very fast paced composition on a Native American-style flute, and I am most pleased with the result. Hawk moths populate the region surrounding my Arizona residence, in the foothills of the White Mountains. I've spent countless hours observing them as the dart from one thistle flower to another, and then hover as they use their exrtnded proboscices to extract the nectar. ​Hólǫ́ǫh Wóóseekʼidii, the Navajo/Dine term for "Hovering Hawk Moth," is intended to mimic their late summer/early fall flights to gather up as much nectar as is possible! 

​Hólǫ́ǫh Wóóseekʼidii

Trip House

No one left behind

Velvet Dawn

Arthur's House

Sweet Drizzle

Process 629

Synthwave and Synthpop Producer
80s vibes

I developed my uniquely transcendental and psychedelic technique on Native American-style flutes during the 20+ years In have spent living as an ascetic, primarily within the remote wilderness terrain of the mountainous western United States. My music reflects the universal oneness that connects all of humanity by communicating the eternal love woven into the very fabric of our lives.

Compos tekno sur FL
Rythm N' Poetry
Collectif LTC

Salut l'équipe !!
Hésitez pas à me faire part de vos retours et conseils, et partager si le cœur y est !!
Bisous sur les quat' fesses

🙊🙈🙉

f(q) = Is soil a definitive sign of life? (#TCAFG)

SynTalk is a freewheeling interdisciplinary talk show with a philosophical approach to understanding the world from a long term perspective.

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