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Into The Deep is an enriching musical experience that features the majestic, soulful song of humpback whales and the soothing sound of ocean waves. The music is very spacious, uncluttered and slow in tempo. Sustained, deep tones encourage deep relaxation and feelings of safety, while the laid-back playing style and soft timbre of accompanying instruments give the music a very gentle, carefree atmosphere. Features original humpback whale recordings generously supplied by The Oceania Project of Byron Bay, Australia.
| Into the Deep – Delta |
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When people ask me what I do for a living and I tell them that I compose relaxation music, you would not believe how many of them respond with a bitterly confused look and the words, “What? Like, whale music???â€
From then on, I’m labelled “the whale music guyâ€, even though I’ve never created whale music before.
The truth is, I’ve been in no hurry to compose any whale music up until now, partly because I didn’t want to sustain that silly label and be a cliché, but more so because it’s REALLY hard to get good quality whale sounds. If The Oceania Project hadn’t reached out to me and offered their whale sound recordings then this composition might have remained nothing more than a dream.
Thank the stars for their generosity, because I love the sound of whales and I love the way this music has turned out. There’s soul in it. There’s kindness and compassion. There’s real depth.
The atmosphere that this music invokes really touches my heart in just the right way. As a composer I’ve come to recognize this special feeling as the mark of a composition that has great healing potential.
And so I feel very blessed at this time, not just because of the Oceania Project’s generosity, but also because I know that this music will make its way into the creative works and healing centers of people like you, dear reader. It’s through you that my music makes the greatest difference in this world. I can’t even begin to tell you how happy that makes me.
Soon enough someone will ask me what I do for a living and when they ask “the whale music question†I’ll nod my head proudly and smile, yes – that’s me – I’m the whale music guy.
Big ol’ cliché and loving it.