snowflakes gently fall
cold winter’s pale sakura 
I envy the birds

naviarhaiku378: snowflakes gently fall

This week's haiku is by Tan Taigi : 
rain rituals / in the light of torches – / mountain peaks at night

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Rain Rituals (NaviarHaiku379)

vocals & lyrics: tarka https://soundcloud.com/myrhyum
beats & production: technelligence

technelligence | tarka: feel so much

in the dark places

The motivation behind the intro track:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pale_Blue_Dot

I'm with you on that

Intro (Pale Blue Dot)

intro - pale blue dot

A sonic ode to the electrical substation, maker of superb drones.

Made using only Mutable Instruments Clouds module with out puts patched back in inputs via attenuators.

Ode to a sub stationn

Ode to a substation

"A New Beginning" is a quiet and peaceful soundtrack.
Music composed and produced by Wizeman Cinescores.

A New Beginning

pm.1.061220

Recently we were forced to recognize fragility in a number of ways. Our ecosystem, our health and life, relationships, our job security, our democracy are among the things that were proven to be more fragile than we normally perceived them to be. There are lessons to be learned.
This track is experimental in at least two dimensions. It does not have a chord progression but it stays more of less within the C# scale and approaches cadences in a less determined, fragile way. Mastering of the track is an attempt to create different experiences when it is listened quietly or loud. I suggest to test both.
The picture is the work of Bea Palatinus.
https://www.beapalatinus.com/product-page/the-lake-of-forgotten-dreams-oil-on-canvas-50x60cm

Fragility

Atonal Hymn

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"If a killing type of virus strain should suddenly arise by mutation...it could, because of the rapid transportation in which we indulge nowadays, be carried to the far corners of the earth and cause the deaths of millions of people."       --  W. M. Stanley, in Chemical and Engineering News, December 22, 1947.
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Track list:

Weather Report – Milky Way
Blink Twice – A Surreal Form 1.0
Frank Zappa & The Mothers of Invention – Nasal Retentive Calliope Music
Boson Spin – Mutated Toenail vs Rōnin Dust
Ancestor Worship – don’t wrestle with alligators
Volcano The Bear ‎– Classic Autumn Fusion
Carum – Provisum
Nova Scotian Arms – Navigation (Devotional) (excerpt)
Ben Frost – Steel Wound
finitor – The winds of Ocean Breeze lament Staten Island’s dead
ocean in a bottle – standing outside a canteen in the middle of a storm near the edge of a cliff
Joel Putnam – Clusters
Boson Spin – Ambirmul
Robert Knote – up the dungeon stairs
Henrik Meierkord, Marco Lucchi & Mean Flow – Totentanz I
rabbitsquirrel – His last recorded message -- a malfunctioning gearbox in the woods
wellenhafen – andere Wellenformen
:zoviet*france:  - Farewell to Coal and Ice
Unicode – Aftermath
Sonic Bodhi – Garden Dream
Juliette Hughes & Viriditas – O Coruscans Lux

Eclectic current – 100 places you must visit in the afterlife

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