dreamers, unite!

It's been a good while since I've had the opportunity to sit down and review a good bit of the music that I've been sent (thank you all for sending music, I've gotten so very much and it means a lot to me!). During that time, I've had to tend to some personal matters. This required a re-routing of my original destination in effort to assist wandering souls in calibrating their compasses to pinpoint and sustain an optimal voyage destination.

It can sometimes feel as though it is a thankful task, but it never goes unnoticed. Touching the hearts and souls of others is and will always be the reward for which no monetary value can determine.

Throughout any turmoil from others as well as myself, I sought to lose myself within the colorful universe of our collectively cherished existence: the beauty and solace of music. Even now as I present to you my travel log that exposes my deepest thoughts, I am swimming deeply in an ocean that is created by swirling magical colors, riding a peaceful current of pillow-soft dreams, and capturing the visions that will never have capable words to describe them. It would be selfish of me to not break off a piece of this hypnotically beautiful confection to share with like-minded wandering travelers. Rather than to present raw ingredients without appropriate instructions, I relish that ability to package this experience into a digestible morsel for your ears and mind. This offering is certified organic and uses only the freshest ingredients for every palate to enjoy. And it's allergy-free!

This particular session is guaranteed to rearrange the mental clutter that is slowing your creative mind, all by attaching a saddle to your dreams and ambitions with the intent that you will guide that personal journey. Your grey matter is stronger than any computer that will ever be built, but it is also susceptible to way too much useless static. This static robs your synapses of ability and dirties up your creative thoughts, all while borrowing precious space within your mental universe that should otherwise be used for those things in life that truly inspire you. This mix is also a safeguard against the impending turmoil that creeps up like a dark foreboding cloud and seeks to light a path of illumination and resolution. 

Use this session as an awake or asleep time to collect, gather, and sort your clutter. Rearrange and recycle yourself, and keep the coals hot with inspiration. 

Peace.

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*shameless plug: I put out a new album and I'd love for you all to enjoy it. It can be found here: https://tonepoet.bandcamp.com/album/taking-flight or also on all streaming media (search 'tonepoet'). Remarks complete.*

 

TRACK LISTING

• “Sounds Of The World” by Nobody from Nothing (Start Time: 00:00)

•  “Filmology” by Abstract Aprils from Everything (Start Time: 00:46)

• “Lazy Dreams (Excerpt)” by Colliding Galaxies from Lazy Dreams (Start Time: 03:48)

• “Childhood Reminiscence” by City Of Dawn from Under Our Quiet Stars (Start Time: 06:21)

• “Where There Is Light, There Is Hope” by Tonepoet & CloudFall from Taking Flight (Start Time: 13:22)

• “Remember Our Bewildered Son” by Hammock from Mysterium (Start Time: 19:21)

• “Ganfuda” by Danny Mulhern from Reflections Of A Dead Sea (Start Time: 24:29)

• “Ghost Seeks Friend (Excerpt)” by Steve Hadfield from Ether Awe (Start Time: 26:23)

• “Prophet” by Albecq from A Distant, Guiding Sun (Start Time: 26:19)

• “Set In Motion” by Danny Mulhern from Safe House (Start Time: 32:45)

• “The Elegant Universe” by Tunesurge from The Symmetrical Worlds (Start Time: 35:06)

• “Voyage” by r.h. from Next To You (Start Time: 38:12)

• “Accord Etendu” by Julien Bouliler from A Film Not Yet Made (Start Time: 42:48)

• “Dissolving Colour” by Kryshe from March Of The Mysterious (Start Time: 46:05)

• “Ocean Flow Zither (Excerpt)” by Laraaji from Bring On The Sun (Start Time: 49:08)

• “Between Us And The Dying Starlight” by Rhian Sheehan from A Quiet Divide (Start Time: 53:08)

• “Ships At Bay” by Rest You Sleeping Giant from Leaving Shore (Start Time: 57:20)