Sounds fantastic, love the sound of you both together, great dreamy floating in the sea, drifting on the waves vibe, super sweet!!!

Wow - great chilling track - fantastic sounds - awesome production, guys!

Beyond The Money: 21 Rich new and old songs from the SoundCloud community

Music to accompany a series of images taken of the same view over a period of about a year. Includes many sunrises. The video is available from:
https://youtu.be/pf5dPaugpEY

A walk through time (position 6)

This instrumental was created in the Spirit of the winter holidays. We tried to "capture" the "essences of the seasons..." from the cosmic wonder like shooting stars dancing across the night skies... to things we felt in the great outdoors from previous travels in Europe at various Kristkindle Markets, sipping a warm mug of gluhwein and warm freshly roasted chestnuts, as well as some of the overwhelming choices... the "game" of choosing a meaningful gift for the special folks in our lives from amongst the lovely assortment of crafts available at these delightful town center markets. We hope if you've never been, you get the opportunity to go to Europe to enjoy the "holiday magic..." on a scale we'd not experienced before... nor since that "exploration!" Until then, we hope this brings a little holiday cheer your way, perhaps close your eyes and picture yourselves amongst the delightful holiday smells and scenes to uplift your Spirit!

Again, we caution listeners to not drive or operate machinery while listening to our music done in a HZ unlike what most radio stations play... and to listen through headphones at a lower volume than you normally listen to most of your music, for optimum effect. Enjoy! 
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Spirit

My first mutual interview after meeting with my Roland Go:Keys in a semi private place.

Good Boys Learn Fudge And Eat Scales

Method: Testing out the infinty pedal by tc electronics on a poetry soundscape.
Narration: There are many stories of liberation, representing a variety of moods and inner postures. This is another one.

Lyrics / copyright jo richter:

clad in rain
she walked to the airstrip
take me somewhere
she muttered under her breath

she woke up
still carried by air
this plane sarcophagus
protective shell, unaware

next to a henge
she has afternoon tea
with a sparrow, some deer
and a pastoralist poet

which knee made you stumble
a fly shyly asks her
don't confuse me, she
retorts, I hadn't been born yet

spun in light rays
she welcomes the day
she'll weave a blue scarf
to hide away horus eye

emerging

A simple idea: what if an astronaut on a mission was hurled into space, like in the movie "Gravity"? His spacesuit still offers him an estimated 45 minutes of oxygen to breathe. He floats close to the orbit of a planet, but its gravity is too weak. But even if it were strong enough to bind him to it, what then? He dives into the atmosphere and...burns up! So he floats through the darkness of space for an infinite 44 minutes until he passes out. True, with a fantastic view in 360 degrees...but what's the use?

We are SO small that after 45 minutes (44 minutes because the unconsciousness will occur before) we have hardly put back more than a few kilometers. Kilometers in which our entire life runs like a movie in front of the mind's eye. 

We are small in view of the sheer infinite size of space!

Floats with me through this space...not even for 5 minutes!

The retrospective view of an astronaut floating through space

22 2 6

Peggy Lee - "Why Don't You Do Right?"

[Verse 1]

     Dm               Bb  A
You had plenty money, 1922 
     Dm                  Bb        A
You let other women make a fool of you 
              Gm                            Dm
Why don't you do right, like some other men do? 
Gm         A    Bb              A7     Dm   Bb A
Get out of here and get me some money too 


[Verse 2]

       Dm                          Bb           A
You're sittin' there and wonderin' what it's all about 
     Dm                           Bb      A
You ain't got no money, they will put you out 
              Gm                            Dm
Why don't you do right, like some other men do? 
Gm         A    Bb              A7     Dm   Bb A
Get out of here and get me some money too 


[Verse 3]

   Dm                     Bb      A
If you had prepared twenty years ago 
   Dm                            Bb      A
You wouldn't be a-wanderin' from door to door 
              Gm                            Dm
Why don't you do right, like some other men do? 
Gm         A    Bb              A7     Dm   Bb A
Get out of here and get me some money too 


[Instrumental]

Dm Dm Bb A
Dm Dm Bb A
Gm Dm
Gm A Bb A7
Dm Dm Bb A


[Verse 4]

  Dm                         Bb       A
I fell for your jivin' and I took you in 
    Dm                          Bb       A
Now all you got to offer me's a drink of gin 
              Gm                            Dm
Why don't you do right, like some other men do? 
Gm         A    Bb              A7     Dm   Bb A
Get out of here and get me some money too 


[Outro]

              Dm        Bb        A         Dm
Why don't you do right, like some other men do?
Bb        A         Dm
Like some other men do

DO RIGHT

Do Right (1964 B-25N-12)

(Free WAV Download available here under '••• More'; and eventually, as part of a future solo album)

Good afternoon my SC friends. This year, I thought it might be fun to share some of the brain rebooting information I’ve discovered over the years that helped me navigate life a little easier. So if you like the idea of following along with these liner notes, you’ll want to watch this video first (about 1 minute... Selective Attention Test video: https://youtu.be/vJG698U2Mvo), before you continue reading down. It’s quite challenging to get the count right, but the results are utterly fascinating. :)

*waits patiently*

Welcome back. So, if you haven’t already seen it before, you just watched a video that brilliantly demonstrates our limited capacity as observers. I admit, I was so busy counting the passing ball… I totally missed the gorilla. Most of my family missed it as well. And according to the creators of the video, at least 50% of the audience will. That’s mind blowing.

So what does that say about our perceptions? It seems to suggest we’re not as aware as we think we are. And that is a lovely thought, because it means we don’t have to be so hard on ourselves when we misperceive things. We are literally incapable of taking it all in, and therefore we don’t always have the full picture (or even the same picture as our fellow traveller).

And that just demonstrates the limits of our mental awareness. Now consider our senses for a moment… how our hearing range is limited to a range of 20Hz to 20kHz. Think about how our vision doesn’t go below the ultraviolet or above the infrared. And I know I can’t smell things to the excellent degree my family’s pets can. 

The one that really blows my mind is that we aren’t ever physically touching anything. There is always an atomic amount of space between all objects. So when I sit down in a chair, what’s really happening is the molecular particles that collectively agreed to make up my butt are interacting with the molecular particles that collectively agreed to make up that chair; and the signals are all just electrical stimuli to my brain. I believe I can feel the smoothness of the polished woodgrain… but it isn’t a full or accurate story.

So now we have an idea of the limitations of our five senses. Add to that how we are limited to those five senses in the first place (unless some of you have physically developed sonar like a bat or have the ability to create an external multi-member neural network like fungi do underground), and you start to have a better idea just how much of the picture we are missing. 

So in a nutshell, we simply don’t have the full picture; and that can be a very liberating realization. That idea gave me the wisdom I needed to release my stranglehold on being a perfectionist… just a little bit. If I’m constantly missing things I don’t even know I’m missing, perfection isn’t even an option. I can also take these ideas out into the world with me, and realize we really don’t perceive things as similarly as we think we do. We are constantly being influenced by everything from our senses and mental awareness to cognitive dissonance and the bias of preference. We are each having different experiences, and that underlying realization is a great place to start, if change be the thing we desire. :)

So if you found this write-up interesting, you might enjoy ‘The Invisible Gorilla, And Other Ways Our Intuitions Deceive Us’ by Christopher Chabris and Daniel Simons. It’s a thought provoking read. 

I’ll share other inspirational books and TV shows in future song notes. In the meantime, I hope you enjoyed my latest sonic adventure, ‘Develop Mental’ (especially all the little details I added in the 21kHz+ range, as well as the ‘scratch and sniff for dogs’ elements). :)

WTF! The Musical

Develop Mental

Jason Mowry: Guitars and bass
Darren D. Danahy: Drums and synths

Produced by Jason Mowry
Mastered by Russ Sinfield

In Waves

Piano: Debra Bueskinghttps://soundcloud.com/debra_buesking
Vocal: Oddrun Eikli
Trumpet and mix: Arne Hiorth
Thank you dear Debbie for the JOY working together with you, and thank you for your friendship. I am so very grateful for you.
Thank you Arne for playing so beautiful together with us. Thank you for your studiowork and mix.
    "You Must Believe in Spring", a song written by Michel Legrand and Jacques Demy for the 1967 French film The Young Girls of Rochefort

You Must Believe In Spring. Debra Buesking and Oddrun Eikli. Feat. Arne Hiorth Trumpet

Composed & produced by: Chivicke
HomeStudio Productions ©2023
Female voice : Clara Sorace (Kontakt)
Male voice : Daniele  (Kontakt)
Image: Akshay Nayak

Beyond Memory

Brian Butts - Guitar, Drums, Bass, Keyboard, Master Mix
Robert Grigg - Guitar https://soundcloud.com/robert-grigg?utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing

Supernatant

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Heat Burst (feat. Robert Grigg)

Created and performed by me & bitzone
I (voice, guitar, software synths, VST instruments, original Ableton composition)
https://soundcloud.com/bitzone (samples, atmospheres, percussion, additional instruments, final arrangement, production)
130 BPM/D minor

Beyond the Shadows

Daze of night
Melts away
Dismal light
Starts the day

Long and stark
Time stands still
Frozen days
Beyond my will

And if I only can imagine
How would it feel again to hold you in my arms
And maybe I forget the future
And drift away so far above the trees
Beyond the shadows...

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Beyond the Shadows

Wheelwright: voice, vocal melody, lyrics @wheelwright
Beckenstein: initial music, instruments, mix

Fictive Sisters is a transatlantic collaboration between Wheelewright and Beckenstein. Our album Immaculate Distraction is available at Bandcamp: https://fictivesisters.bandcamp.com/album/immaculate-distraction

lyrics below
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Born in Belarus in 86 yeah
Worked in construction back on the farm then
Dressed as a bishop she did deals in St Peters now she
Drives a Bugatti through the streets of Lausanne

It's not the money that's what she said
Don't want to end up with a hole in the head
We'll rule the world with the power of love
Oh do you think so coz
I don’t think so

We took an Uber to the conference centre she said
They’ll act like animals to get what they want
Blood on the dance floor but you get what you pay for when you
Hang with the cool kids at the policy disco

It's not the money that's what they said
No one looks good with a hole in the head
We'll rule the world with the power of love
Oh do you think so

I can't stay in bed for ever
My real life will never start
Complications don't want to know
Happy ending I don't think so

Hybrid warfare
Grand synthesis
Do the practice
Get dog biscuits
Keep it simple
Keep it stupid
Makes us feel good
We’re gonna use it
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Image credit (detail, processed): Girl with red hat unsplash.com/@girlwithredhat

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It's Not The Money (Wheelwright)(Fictive Sisters)

Obviously, the Beatles. I've listened to all of the Beatles music for many years and this song in particular recently, I became fascinated with. It's all an approximation.

Strawberry Fields Forever (You Know Who Cover)

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