This is for those whom can't deal with stress anymore and want an auditory escape from reality..

Ambiency - 432Hz | 528Hz

Summer speeds by and we are into Fall! Fall color time at the nursery, perennials are in and the Clinton Parkway Nursery crew rearranged the whole nursery to showcase them! Come check out there hardwork! Its always a good idea to have plants that bloom in different seasons so you always have something nice to appreciate most times of the year. And don't forget, it is Farmers market time! so Wednesdays at 4:30 PM, come get some great things like fruits, veggies, jams, breads, cookies, and more! All grown/made from local farmers!
For more information please go to our website @ clintonparkwaynursery.com/

Listen and Learn live Saturday mornings 7:30AM CT on 101.7 FM or 1320 AM Depend on it!
-Aired August 30th, 2025

Clinton Parkway Nursery Garden Show 08 - 30 - 2025

death? #angel

trapped

Wadala, a refugee man faces serious fuel shortage for cooking in his family. He decides to go early at dawn to cut trees as firewood, just outside Imvepi refugee settlement. 

A refugee woman Ms. Awate wakes up from sleep and hears a sound of axe in the nearby forest. She decides to find out. Upon arrival, she notices that her immediate neighbor Mr. Wadala, is cutting down a big tree to get firewood and burn into charcoal as fuel for his family. Ms. Awate advises Wadala to not cut down big trees but that he should focus on small branches if he is badly off.

A climate expert warns community members against cutting down big trees, stressing that big trees attracts rainfall, protects the environment from strong winds, prevents drought, and regulates greenhouse gases.

This message was produced by Allvox under the GreenCamp project in Imvepi refugee settlement, Uganda.


No big tree cutting - Bari - rfb

On his way to the garden, Pilili, a refugee man meets one of his best friends, Davisco, who’s also heading to cut down a painted tree in the forest that his community has long preserved it. Pilili advises Davisco not to tamper with the painted tree. But defiant Davisco, goes ahead to try felling it despite his friends repeated warnings.

As Davisco cuts the painted tree, a local emerges at a distance and starts shouting at him. While chasing Davisco, he misses him with an arrow. Davisco screams and runs away for Pilili’s help. Under intense fear, he narrates how he survived being arrowed in the event of cutting the painted tree.

An environmental expert warns community members against cutting down painted trees and urges them to uphold local environmental and forest management instructions. He goes on to emphasize that trees attracts rainfall, protects the environment from strong winds, prevents drought, and regulates greenhouse gases.

This message was produced by Allvox under the GreenCamp project in Imvepi refugee settlement, Uganda.


No painted tree cutting - Bari - rfb

A hungry man wakes up from a day nap in anticipation that his wife will bring him lunch food. As his hunger deepens, he loses patience. He jumps off the bed and approaches his wife at the kitchen.

When he opens the kitchen door, he angrily asks his wife for food.  However, his frustrated wife tells him there is no food yet because people are being chased back from the forest over firewood gathering. Before she completes explaining her statement, her husband slaps her, and starts beating her up. 

A neighbor hears her loud cry and runs in to help. He separates the couples and explains to them about the new concept of making briquettes from plant residences as a cheap, convenient and safe cooking fuel they can make from home.

An environmental expert then warns refugee men and women against fighting over fuel for cooking, explaining that women and men should work together to make briquettes as fuel for cooking. He says briquettes can be made faster, burns for long, produces enough heat, and cooks clean and faster, leading to low demand for firewood and a green refugee settlement.

This message was produced by Allvox under the GreenCamp project in Imvepi refugee settlement, Uganda.


Briquettes for clean and safe cooking- Bari - rfb

alan christopher

easy i sleep tomorrow
my life so ass i try tho
trees caught a fucking spell he hollow
trees always fucking smell he foul
cant talk i slit my throat
you cant leave i stole your soul
use a gun and kill my ghost
use a gun and kill my ghost

i miss 2016

Beyond

Let’s run it up — follow, stream, repost.

Sleeping With A Friend (Panama City Mix)


More plants keep coming in the nursery! Bulbs and Trees are almost here as well and they go fast! So dont dilly-dally, if you want to have your fall colors come check out the new selection at the nursery & garden store!  And don't forget, it is Farmers market time! so Wednesdays at 4:30 PM, come get some great things like fruits, veggies, jams, breads, cookies, and more! All grown/made from local farmers! Theres only a few left before Farmers Market is done for the year so dont wait! 
For more information please go to our website @ clintonparkwaynursery.com/

Listen and Learn live Saturday mornings 7:30AM CT on 101.7 FM or 1320 AM Depend on it!
-Aired September 6th, 2025

Clinton Parkway Nursery Garden Show 09 - 06 - 2025

Gorgeous Trees

whyd u cry knock it off want u my way
if u stop knock it off i love u always
whyd u cry knock it off want u my way
if u stop knock it off i love u always
while you wait for me i saw your heart and it was dancing
it look up at me and a nigga started glancing
i doubt yeah i doubt but i had to take a chance then
had to cast a spell now your soul is entranced in

bruh fml

ENDNOTE

Thank it for me. Thanking the trees for the oxygen they supply.

KELEREMNYA

The intro and the second instrumental section were an instrumental piece by themselves. The rest was an older version of the song. Seems the two pieces were meant for each other. The song format is unorthodox with no chorus. The three verses have what I think of as a pre-verse introductory line. There’s a descant (counter-melody) during the verses. The descant could be considered like a chorus. It just happens to be simultaneous with the verses. The time signatures also make it unique as some parts shift from 4/4 to 3/4 or 6/4. The lyrics are inspired by my experience walking under an old-growth tree canopy. It gives me a sense of peace and is especially beautiful when the sun is low and the sunbeams go through the trees. The last verse was inspired by TS Eliot: “… and the end of all our exploring will be to arrive where we started and know the place for the first time.” Guitar was performed by Vladimir Gapontsev of Thailand who is a prize winner of many international competitions. Mandolin was performed by Nicolas Sokolic of Argentina. The ney was played by Ido Romano of Israel. Vocalists are Viktoria Sunshine of Romania and Greg Van Kerkhof of South Africa.

Tree Canopy

WDHW

#anglboys
#ElephantBluntz
#springstripper 
disc: 6irks pfp from luaa

Soon will show the world the true power of music!

t h i s i s t h e u n o f f i c i a l ( o f f i c i a l ) i r o n i c t a l e s s o u n d c l o u d p a g e


< m a n a g e d b y o z o n e >

We're improving lives of refugee youth, women and children through innovative programs in education, climate resilience, & community advocacy.

Soy Santiago.Hace 25 años soy bajista. Toqué en Belials, Singulares Jefferson, Julieta Brandy y Convertibles, entre otras tantas.
Desde este año me enfoqué en diseñar espacios sonoros y encontré en el DJing una gran posibilidad de expresión.
Espero que lo disfrutes.

Some of my songs are about my adventures in the Olympic Mountains

it's not the speed....but the sudden stop that gets you

All of my tracks on Soundcloud are free to download. 100% of my tracks on Soundcloud are my own original works, I don't do covers, arrangements or remixes.  I mainly write melodies, my pieces usually consist of a lot of melodic content and are melody driven. My music is multi-instrumental, I use many different instruments.. Many of my pieces contain more notes than a Pop song, less notes than a symphony. 

I compose music in many genres: Children's, Jazz, Melodic, Ethnic, Space, Halloween, Classical, Southern/Western, Rock. My music encompasses a lot of variety, it is eclectic. All my pieces have been notated, contact me and send me your email address if you want free PDF's of particular compositions. I currently use Sibelius 7.1.3 and Noteperformer. I have been writing music since I was in Junior High School, I have some songs with lyrics, but most are instrumentals. I was in band in High School and College, and I have been a member in several choirs as well.  

Update: I have recently uploaded virtually all of the compositions I have composed since 1997. I have included playlists as part of my offerings, with compositions from many novel genres.

I am open to collaborations with members of Soundcloud.

I have many pieces that are crafted primarily using the Aeolian scale. Some examples include, "Exotic Emerald", "Starlight Vow", "Bard 2 with Violin", "An Evening in Chatham Bay" and "Sacred Turkish Fountain".

I care about music, no matter the source. If you have heard something delightful or outstanding, and wish to share, please suggest it to me.

My compositions have surpassed 419K views on Score Exchange.

I have a profile here: http://www.scoreexchange.com/profiles/masonwright 

I can be found here: https://tunein.com/radio/Mason-Gregory-Wright-p1843848/


Feel free to check these links out...

https://www.earthing.com/

Earthing Movie: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=44ddtR0XDVU&t=8s

A philosopher who founded "Touch LOVE Worldwide Chamber Philosophy Music - Theatre Of Conversation Sounds (TOCS)", a genre characterised by its theatrical and conversational attributes, creating awareness of the energy called LOVE energy, the energy which creates beauty in minds and in the world.
Sending all abundance of LOVE energy
LOVE TO YOU ALWAYS
LOVE TO ALL ALWAYS

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