In noctem

i felt like i was laying in a field of flowers while making this

wandering/imaging

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13 de marzo de 2018 - La falta de integridad en la familia - Antonio Ortíz

A track. For a very special friend who is longer with us. Photo by Oleg Tishkovets. Now released .... https://cousinsilas1.bandcamp.com/album/restoration

Cousin Silas - The Silence Of Seclusion (CL) (Edit)

https://www.spitfireaudio.com/shop/a-z/bernard-herrmann-composer-toolkit/

Down The Rabbit Hole — Oliver Patrice Weder

As it developed, I felt as I was writing an opening title for mystery drama.

In Step (Film Music / Mystery / Drama)

Earth

Psithurism

Concise & precise. 'Luna' mainly consists of Spitfire's LABS sound libraries:
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— Lap Steel's solo & outro performance consists of plucks, resonances, and tremolos.
— Wurli leads and sustains with crisp low ends.
— Drums build up for the finale.
— Tundra Atmos & Opia spice up the mix👌

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Luna

Hip-hop artist and producer Logan Wood explores the realm of meditative and relaxing soundscapes for the first time in collaboration with The University of Victoria and Cordova Bay Records. With most previous work residing in the genus of hip-hop, Logan steps out of his creative comfort zone catering towards various ambient purposes for listeners. Logan casts a wide yet bold net – with intentions of composing music for meditation and relaxation, sleep and lucid dreaming, and studying and focus.

Cloudwalker - Logan Wood

This is a re-broadcast. The episode originally ran in November 2018.

Humans are storytelling and story-listening creatures. We use stories to teach, persuade, and to make sense of the complexities of existence. Being able to craft and deliver a good story is thus a real advantage in all areas of life, giving you a foot up when doing job interviews, going on dates, interacting with friends, or making a sales pitch.

Fortunately, good storytelling is a skill that can learned by anyone. Here to teach us the art of storytelling is Matthew Dicks, a writer, five-time Moth GrandSlam storytelling winner, and the author of the book Storyworthy: Engage, Teach, Persuade, and Change Your Life through the Power of Storytelling. 

Today on the show, Matthew walks us through the nuts and bolts of how to craft a compelling story. We begin our conversation discussing ways to generate story ideas, why good stories don’t have to be about big moments, and why he recommends a practice called "Homework for Life." Matthew then tells us what we can learn from movies about making a story so engaging that people are waiting to hear what you say next. We also discuss the don'ts of storytelling, including how to never begin a story. And we end our conversation with a five-minute story from Matthew that showcases all the principles we discussed during the show.

Get the show notes at aom.is/storyworthy.

#462: How to Tell Better Stories

LIGHTLY SALTED

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Cloudwalker - Logan Wood

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