Spaceman’s Transmissions

5pac3man'5 l0g; t0n3p03t  --entry #6105-- My fellow travelers, you're here!! You know, as the summer days begin to shrink, I often feel a curtain of nostalgic sadness that lingers until the coming spring, and sort of a eulogy for the year that will soon come to a close. The days grow shorter and colder, and the green earth that we love and cherish turns into a withering ghost. However, the dropping temperatures and rising shadows are nature’s invitation to pull inward. This segment shifts the focus from the external hustle of summer to internal alignment, framing the cold as a protective sanctuary for your dreams. As the canopy of summer thins, Mother Earth is pulling back the curtain on a deeper, quieter beauty. We tend to fear the cold and the dark, but autumn teaches us to rejoice in it. The fading warmth is not a loss. Rather, it is an invitation. It is the planet wrapping itself in a cool, quiet blanket, reminding us that there is profound majesty in slowing down, shedding what is spent, and stepping into the glowing twilight of the year. Take these moments to pause and witness the ephemeral glory of twilight as you capture the subtle shifts as light yields to shadow, revealing the deepening hues of the sky and the emergence of the first stars. This quiet drama of the day's final breath unfolds like a silent symphony where stars pierce the velvet curtain of the sky.  By truly watching this daily universal phenomenon and immersing ourselves in the embers of dusk, we connect with a profound, mesmerizing transition that forces us to pause and breathe. Ultimately, it is this deliberate admiration of the fragile, fleeting beauty around us that transforms a passing visual spectacle into an enduring anchor of the soul, preserved forever in the gallery of our minds. Nature does not fight the change, it adapts gracefully, storing its energy in the roots. Let this transition be your cosmic pause. As the evenings lengthen, use this borrowed darkness to shine a light on your internal landscape. Turn on, tune in, evolve... https://www.tonepoet-music.com https://www.facebook.com/tonepoetmusic   TRACK LISTING “And Mother Nature Sighed In Relief” by Tunepuppet from Oi (Start Time: 00:00)  “+puzzle” by Jupi/ter from Nights (Start Time: 00:15)  “Di Himl (The Sky)” by Beymer from Beneath The Trees (Start Time: 04:02) “Cleaning is Key” by Neuro... No Neuro from MemLoss (Start Time: 05:23) “La Prima Luce del Mattino” by Far Away Nebraska from Verso un Nuovo Giorno (Start Time: 06:51) “Shower in an Elven Forest” by ESH from Induction Lounge (Start Time: 11:47) “The Long Middle (Green)” by JARR from Afterimage (Start Time: 13:33) “Journey Of The Next Step” by Benjamin Sheehan from Arrival & Farewell (Start Time: 18:28) “A Static Processional” by A Spot On The Hill from Avenue Of The Third Five-Year Plan (Start Time: 23:33) “Deja Vu” by Buhduzit from Firewood, Sunday is for Us (Start Time: 27:51) “Cant Marí” by Snowman Lost His Head from L'altra Illa (Start Time: 30:15) “Forgotten Futures” by The Green Kingdom from Arcadian (Start Time: 31:48) “Le Départ” by Phloe from Les Idées (Start Time: 37:05) “Medianoche” by Visible Light from Sierra de Luquillo: A Living Soundscape (Start Time: 44:30) “The Longest Hour (Indigo)” by JARR from Afterimage (Start Time: 57:51)

Welcome to another episode of Spaceman's Transmissions, your trusted flight agency for exploring the spaces above and beyond our grey matter. Today, we seek to coat our minds with a soothing elixir of aural fuel, washing away the world's frantic, deafening noise and untangling any and all mental fatigue. Let the aural tapestry that I present to you here to act as a sonic kaleidoscope of sorts, a universal solvent that dissolves and transforms the monochrome gray of anxiety into a vivid spectrum of emotional light. As these frequencies merge, allow them to dismantle those rigid loops of worry and regret, replacing them with a fluid, creative topography within your mind. Follow this pathway away from the chaos and toward an internal oasis of profound solitude. Here, in the quiet spaces within and between the notes, the music becomes a mirror, stripping away the distortion of panic and allowing complex emotional tangles to naturally unwind through deep introspection. Your old boy Tonepoet is right here with you on the shores of solace, offering a bridge across turbulent waters. Take the step toward a relaxing state of mind. Turn on, tune in, climb aboard... https://www.tonepoet-music.com https://www.facebook.com/tonepoetmusic TRACK LISTING “Space Chatter” by Cosmonaut Bros from Space Is Trippin’, Yo (Start Time: 00:00) “Blue” by Dobrawa Czocher from State Of Matter (Start Time: 00:17) “Inland Ascent” by Lorenzo Montanà from Velan (Start Time: 03:47) “Winter’s Breath” by Erik Wøllo from Snow Tides (Start Time: 12:18) “Evaporate” by Ancient Astronaut from Daydreaming (Start Time: 15:47) “Les Amis” by Phloe from Les Idées (Start Time: 17:35) “Dream Tape” by Neuro... No Neuro from MemLoss (Start Time: 25:01) “Geologic Time” by Tom Griesgraber from The Split (Start Time: 27:09) “Gravity” by I Am Waiting For You Last Summer from Without Within (Start Time: 29:15) “Black Drops” by Alex Stolze from Outermost Edge (Start Time: 32:31) “All My Hopes And Dreams” by Colliding Galaxies from Ambient, Vol. 5 (Start Time: 36:24) “Moment 3” by Juha Mäki-Patola from Momentary Movements Of Landscapes (Start Time: 38:37) “Tilts & Rotations” by Black Sun High Desert from Tilts & Rotations - Of Land & Sky (Start Time: 41:59) “Mother” by Circular from Divergent (Start Time: 45:52) “Blossom” by Chandeliers from Music for Disappearing (Start Time: 46:45) “Twelve Doors” by Mark Neys from Sanctuary (Start Time: 51:11) “What Lies Before” by Seth Thorn from A Curious Doubling Of Terms (Start Time: 56:40)

Mother Earth, our sweet unfamiliar relative whose beautiful strength unites nature, the fierce storms, seasons, and evolution of all living and non-living things. How is it possible that we are not held accountable to celebrate her every day as she peacefully guides us through the great unknown? Have we grown accustomed to her graciousness as cosmic nomads upon her back as she handles the heavy lifting like a galactic shotput? Well, dear listeners, I speak to you with a plea, to understand the hardships and struggles that our shared Mother Earth brings us, and one in which we may reflect upon the diligence and effort that our compassionate Mother Earth puts forth for us.  As night dawns, Mother Earth prepares the sky for a majestic light woven with stellar dance, subtly adjusting elements as she seeks to optimize our complicated levels of comfort. She brings life, light, and beautiful (if not sometimes destructive) strength that no mortal can reasonably alter. Mother Earth gives us mountains of hope and valleys of somber reflection, lined with oceans rich with vibrant life and strength. Dear listeners, it's important to recognize her intentions, and respect her power. With such strong hands, it's very possible at times for her to misjudge the amount of force to apply when dealing with our soft, delicate lifeforms. When we are unkind to Mother Earth, she pushes back and responds with great sorrow, so be cautious and respectful. Let us take a bit of precious time to rekindle our appreciation and adoration for this sweet entity like Woodstock hippies and dance with flowers in our hair, dirt on our hands, and elation in our souls. Talk to a plant, eat a carrot, and hug a tree in a celebratory moment. Maybe even take it to the next level and shower in the rain using mud as shampoo or using a poison ivy leaf as toilet paper. I'll do the same, uh, later. I just have to do some errands first, so don't wait up. So, yeah, there it is. Peace. Turn on, tune in, sleep... https://www.tonepoet-music.com https://www.facebook.com/tonepoetmusic   TRACK LISTING “Station ID” by Tonelady from Past Your Bedtime (Start Time: 00:00) “Equinox (Excerpt)” by AllFormer from Kenopsia (Start Time: 00:10)  “The Garden” by Glowworm from Harvest (Start Time: 01:32)  “Cold Gem” by CIRC from Fading (Start Time: 04:17)  “Hold These Stories Softly” by Amble from The Places Across The Water (Start Time: 07:18)  “Un Abbraccio” by Far Away Nebraska from Un Luogo Che Avevo Lasciato (Start Time: 11:08)  “Horizons Faded By Time” by Francesco Giannico from The Dead End Road (Start Time: 14:58)  “Time Still” by 1981OCTOBER5 from Arrows of Time (Start Time: 17:50)  “Verses” by Ben Woods from Verses (Start Time: 22:18)  “Relict Leopard Frog” by Wyoming Toad from True Frog Song Sanctuary (Start Time: 25:10)  “Bloom to Bloom” by Visible Light from Songs for Eventide (Start Time: 27:09)  “Sublimation (Philippe Deschamps Remix)” by Paul Beaudoin from Ambient Cat Remixes, Vol. 2 (Start Time: 33:02)  “Gentle Dice” by The Echelon Effect from Departure (Start Time: 36:07)  “Alina” by Marco Lucchi from New Sincerity (Start Time: 37:48)  “What's Before You” by JICS from Solar Return: Gollden Hour Mix (Start Time: 41:25)  “Frutiger Aero (Excerpt)” by Mark Cake, G9 LUV, Eamof from Frutiger Aero (Start Time: 45:48)  “Lime (Excerpt)” by Yellow6 from Searching For Your Perfect (Start Time: 50:22)  “The First Sunrise I Remember” by Jarguna, Odile Bruckert, Henrik Meierkord from Furrows of Memory (Start Time: 57:24)

Ah, dear listeners, you've arrived! Right on time and suited up for our galactic travel into the cosmic realm. Today's episode is one of personal reflection and realization. Dear listeners, I have a bit of a story to tell. One that probably should stay hidden in the shadows, but one that I will share nonetheless.  Many moons ago, like a lot of moons, there was a cosmonaut named Tunepilot who was a bit of a wandering soul, trapped in an aimless pod that didn't have the best luck dodging comets and debris during skyward ascensions. While the intended pathway imagined was pure and innocent, the pod's trajectory was without purpose as its destination was unrealized. Dear listeners, the sync between the pilot and vessel were in need of extensive calibration. Moreover, the journey required a co-pilot, one with an empathic soul to map a voyage to the zenith of an awakening.  Well, as the pod drifted aimlessly towards distant destinations very, very far away, Tunepilot found his Astronautin! This Astronautin greatly altered the arc of Tunepilot's ascent and took controls of the vessel, steering into a veil of growth, comfort, solace, and elation. With such a co-pilot, long term success seems only imminent. However, after many, many moons passed, it was evident that Tunepilot wasn't actively pursing opportunities to excel towards a zenith of ascension. Rather, he chose to be an innocent daydreaming bystander, and as he waded in the serene shores of self-assurance, he was discounting the importance of driving the mission skyward and developing as an equally contributing cosmic partner. As such, the integrity of the team was being compromised. So, Tunepilot made the decision to sacrifice himself to allow his co-pilot to sail further along an enlightened pathway to the stars. The chute was pulled and Tunepilot was left floating in the cosmic debris. The Astronautin did shine on missions as expected, and Tunepilot once again became a wanderer without purpose, floating aimlessly in the static.  After 30 revolutions around the sun, Tunepilot sent a subtle transmission to the former co-pilot, one that echoed an apologetic tone of past mission failures. It goes without saying that it is quite challenging to take ownership and explain to shipmates the reasons for abandoning co-op missions. Pride and guilt construct the wall that is difficult to soar through as time and circumstance shrink our opportunities to reap good karma and smooth the turbulent waves of our past journeys. Dear listeners, at times we need to hold our breath, climb out of our pods, and embrace discomfort as we set free the debris that clings to our vessels, as well as the vessels of those whose starships pass by us on our journey of life. Tunepilot hesitated to fulfill mission requirements during systems checks and the amount of time floating aimlessly in the ether multiplied exponentially.  The story has a somewhat peaceful ending, dear listeners. Co-pilots can be forgiving. And, well, sometimes not. Soaring though different galaxies forever alters the interior and exterior of each traveler's voyaging pod. Everyone evolves in different ways and the expectations at the edge of the universe might not always be what one might envision. Pack enough rations to endure the unexpected outcomes and keep your heads aimed at the stars. From every storm a new day dawns, the stage resets, and we have a chance to once again smooth the fields of karma. Allow this rebirth that you experience by setting positive karma in motion as your own awakening. As for the Austronautin, the past missions failures were pardoned, and the final leg of the voyage log was stamped 'Lebewohl'.  Turn on, tune in, wach auf... https://www.tonepoet-music.com https://www.facebook.com/tonepoetmusic  Trotz der vielen gemeinsamen Weltraumreisen gehen alle guten Dinge zu Ende. Lebe dein Leben in vollen Zügen und folge weiterhin deinen Träumen. TRACK LISTING “Station ID” by Tonelady from Sleepy Neighborhood Stories (Start Time: 00:00) “New Projections: New Projections” by JICS from Quadrants (Start Time: 00:12) “iii. smudges on a tinted window” by Ashen Swan from An Ode to Trains (Start Time: 04:15) “Or Something (Nothing) - Out Tonight” by JICS from Quadrants (Start Time: 05:59) “summmit” by Brian Mulder from Cygnus (Start Time: 09:56) “Brew Haven (Awakened Souls Rework)” by City Of Dawn from Brew Haven (Start Time: 13:40) “destiny #4” by Gollden from Destiny (Start Time: 17:41) “Always On” by Marta Mist from Eyes Like Pools (Start Time: 19:34) “Real Sad” by idiiom from Neural Network (Start Time: 28:55) “Sea Marks” by Paul Beaudoin + Ümlaut from Cairn (Start Time: 33:13) “Held in Memory (Excerpt)” by Andrew Lahiff from A Dream Awaiting a Dreamer (Start Time: 35:26) “The Way Out Is In” by Brian Weza from Fizzles (Start Time: 37:45) “Limbo” by Danek Lipko from Eclipsoid (Start Time: 42:41) “Kravu” by Cédric Elisabeth from E Chemin du Rêve (Start Time: 46:38) “Longing for Radha” by Dellasollounge & Dionisaf from New Sincerity (Start Time: 49:33) “Gymnopedie” by Giadar from New Sincerity (Start Time: 52:15) “Glow” by Christian Alsemgeest from New Sincerity (Start Time: 53:39) “DAY IV - Taking A Walk By The River” by Fallen from Of Memories And Hopes (Start Time: 56:09)

Dear listeners, I have a unique listening event for you all. Normally, your old boy Tonepoet would not post his own music except by sneakily inserting into an episode. Well, I just released some new music, and I really wanted to share this with you all. I've created a special mix of the album in its entirety. I've sought to build a tapestry for admiring Mother Nature's earthly canvas as best I could. Here is a synopsis from the liner notes: "As I've meandered across continents in my many travels, my mind always bottles the essence of the landscape around me as a model of how nature moves across Mother Earth, creating a template and backdrop that develops into unique inspiration. Rather than forming alliances with mental snapshots of concrete jungles, I've always been captivated by nature’s grand mosaic. While one would believe that aging depletes the pristine images that Mother Earth has painted within our memories, for me that couldn't be further from the truth. Decades may have passed since I last partook in a European spring, yet the fire-gold fields ignited with ruby poppies remain etched in my mind’s eye. I can still feel the sun’s opulent warmth delivered on the wings of countless butterflies. From my sojourn in Asia, I carry the enduring jade-green memory of mist-shrouded mountains, their peaks blushing with shyness as they dipped into the ephemeral cloud cover. The rolling hills and majestic mountains draped in a thick, verdant blanket of dense forests as the peaks rise like ancient guardians, softened by the summer foliage I’ve amalgamated panoramic galleries from the jagged peaks and rolling valleys that stretch across the sun-baked sierras of the continental US to the icy spires of Alaska that could pierce the sky, each vista an awe-inspiring masterpiece that stole my breath clean away in sheer wonder at how such a divine spectacle could possibly transpire. I long to spark within you the sacred fire of the same awe that consumes me when faced with Mother Nature's unblemished glory. My music on this release is but a whisper of adoration, a testament to beauty we cannot better. These lands? They are a divine inheritance, a gift from the stars. As the music’s colors wash over you, breathe deep and honor Mother Earth all of her splendor. Peace." My music is (always) free, my gift to you, dear listeners. You can visit this release on my BANDCAMP PAGE. Peace. https://www.tonepoet.music.com https://www.facebook.com/tonepoetmusic TRACK LISTING “Through Silent Fields” by Tonepoet from Radiant Pastures (Start Time: 00:00) “Whispering Grass” by Tonepoet from Radiant Pastures (Start Time: 03:36) “Symphony For The Deep Blue Sky” by Tonepoet from Radiant Pastures (Start Time: 13:01) “A Land Of Eternal Spring” by Tonepoet from Radiant Pastures (Start Time: 21:16) “Luminescent Plains, Parts I & II” by Tonepoet from Radiant Pastures (Start Time: 29:30) “Elysium” by Tonepoet from Radiant Pastures (Start Time: 36:17) “Softly Glowing, Nature’s Gentle Hum” by Tonepoet from Radiant Pastures (Start Time: 48:23)

Shhh..... Dear listener, I hear something.... It's very, very faint. THERE it is again! Did you hear it?? It's an echo of some sort. A repeated signal nuance and sonically degrading follow-on carbon copy of an initial sound (which is perhaps long gone). It appears as though it is a transmission of some sort that seeks to beckon voyagers like us to heed its intended mission chronicles. In effort to set out on this unique voyage of discovery, I will summon upon a well-versed space aficionado from across the pond. The controls of the space pod are now in the hands of LUCA GHERARDI, my trusted co-captain for this flight and a veteran to the universe of sound. Dear listeners, together he and I will forge a lighted pathway beyond the stars which upon you may tread, through the galactic curtain, and deep into the source of the sound that beckons us. Ensure that your immersive headphones are adequately secured as Luca sets the journey with his music as the cosmic runway. As we ascend upon into the higher realms of your imaginative space, breathe deep the sweet nectar of sound. This nectar forms the cocoon of solace which envelopes us for our safe passage towards the cosmic dust we seek to explore. It is within this dust that we will find the echo and discover its true meaning and intention. Dear listeners, don't lose focus on the amalgamated sound fuel which powers our space pods. The path of enlightenment is fully lit, all we have to do is align ourselves with our mission.  Coasting into the cosmic dust, we'll notice that the echo gets louder and more distinct, guiding us like a moth to a flame towards what will be our mission statement. Don't seek to end the journey so suddenly in effort to gain a sense of accomplishment. Rather, sink into the cosmic dust and allow tranquil moments to engulf you. It is here, dear listener, that the mission statement will be made clear, and one which can be summed into a single word. And that word is... Peace. Turn on, tune in, sleep... https://www.tonepoet.music.com https://www.facebook.com/tonepoetmusic   TRACK LISTING “Station ID” by Luca Gherardi from Spoken Words (Start Time: 00:00) “Distant Earth - Cloudy Sky” by Luca Gherardi from Distant Earth (Remaster 2025) (Start Time: 00:16) “To This Place Awakened” by Adrian Lane from Their Ghosts and Ours (Start Time: 03:20) “Post Meridiem Breath Collector” by The Lifted Index from Agonist (Start Time: 08:44) “Synaptic Circuits” by Lorna Dune from Sequential Dreaming (Start Time: 13:13) “Peaceful Observers (Short Version)” by Ancient Astronaut from Peaceful Observers (Start Time: 16:40) “#4” by Child of Both Space and Man from I Wish There Was a Place I Could Call Home (Start Time: 21:50) “Sirius” by Erik Wøllo from Aeris Suite (Start Time: 25:53) “A View From Space (Bonus Track)” by Luca Gherardi from Distant Earth (Remaster 2025) (Start Time: 28:16) “Home” by Of Mountains And Seas from Of Mountains And Seas (Start Time: 30:58) “1b” by Hidden Sky from Truest Thing (Start Time: 36:18) “Casualty” by Factory from Home (Start Time: 38:42) “In A Heartbeat” by Richard Norris from Abstractions Volume Two (Start Time: 41:50) “Always Return to You” by Liminal Animal from Archipelago (Start Time: 45:52) “Office Or Position” by Luke Sanger from Ancient Pathways (Start Time: 49:39) “Distant Horizons” by Luca Gherardi from Distant Earth (Remaster 2025) (Start Time: 52:59) “Cosmosis” by Luca Gherardi from Cosmosis (Remaster 2025) (Start Time: 54:51) “Distant Earth - Landscapes (Excerpt)” by Luca Gherardi from Distant Earth (Remaster 2025) (Start Time: 58:18)

<<//sysboot//commcheck//==// <<%sys%lone%voyage%>> <<dlr8con>><<affirmative>> <<dr3am s3qu3nc3>> Dear listeners, are you there? Hello?? I'm not sensing a distant feedback loop from prior transmissions, and I'm beginning to wonder if my comm links have expired. I will have to send this transmission as if I'm being monitored at this time (and, I assume that I am). In the meantime, a recalibration of the dynamic dream mainframe is in order, and I sense that the malfunction has to do the the latest systems upgrades. I definitely explained to the Aural Mechanics engineers that upgrades before missions tend to be problematic and introduce risk. It sucks to say that I was the one that told them this and am still suffering the consequences of a directionless drift. Dear listeners, am I the only one that deals with such a predicament? How often is it, my fellow co-pilots, that you feel as though you are the single one with clarity, awareness, and a vision of how to succeed at co-op missions? Yet, from not exercising initiative, you take a back seat to the unsuccessful endeavors of those around you? Worst yet, you are the one mostly affected by these miscalculated setbacks. Dear listeners, your old boy Tonepoet feels your pain. We are aligned in our algorithmic endeavor as seekers of peace and solitude. Thus, we'll confide in one another. Sometimes you must face your battles alone and head on. This brings initial discomfort and discontent. It's a turbulent cosmic storm, dear listeners, and the best we can do is ready our space pod for the incoming forces and brace ourselves. It goes without saying that better times are ahead, and the relief and release of such tense times and actions find us being rewarded with a sense of freedom. Not every storm weathered will leave us undamaged, so we need to strive to have our brighter moments be our (imaginary, yet optimistic) co-pilots as we steer through the debris fields of life. My fellow travelers, let us focus on the light at the end of the dark tunnels and be patient with our arrivals into the brighter days. We might not come out the other end undamaged, but don't let us be defeated. Let us ride this journey on the wings of our aural staircase to the stars and take just a moment to breathe, focus, and recalibrate. Track your journey in a mental travel log as memoirs of a voyage to a distant yet accessible region lined with stars.  Turn on, tune in, sleep... https://www.tonepoet-music.com https://www.facebook.com/tonepoetmusic <<//sysboot//commcheck_compete//==// <<%sys%lone%voyage%>><<dr3am s3qu3nc3>> <<complete>> TRACK LISTING “Station ID” by Tonelady from Pumpkin8r (Start Time: 00:00) “Leaves and Storm” by Idra from Duet (Start Time: 00:28) “Wellspring” by Hollan Holmes from A Distant Light (Start Time: 03:36) “Twilight” by Hollan Holmes from A Distant Light (Start Time: 08:37) “A Letter to No One” by Andrew Heath and Mi Cosa de Resistance from Café Tristesse (Start Time: 19:06) “Drifting Circles” by Anne Müller from Heliopause (Start Time: 22:43) “Death Of An Astronaut” by Euan Dalgarno from A Short Dream About Jupiter (Start Time: 29:08) “The Lonely Crowd” by Thomas Bingham from Suddenly I'm So Tired (Start Time: 31:06) “The Wormhole Suite” by Replicant Stardust from Maybe Those Spaces Are Meant To Be There (Start Time: 34:11) “Drake Equation” by Cosmic Cadence from Planetary Forces (Start Time: 43:47) “It's Lonely Out In Space” by Magpie Souls from Feathers II (Soundscapes) (Start Time: 48:02) “Anoxic Event” by Mathoms from The Woe Trumpets (Start Time: 54:45) “Five Corners of Blue” by Emil Friis from Moving Images (Start Time: 56:08) “Hope and Tender Longing” by With Open Arms from Some Place Like Home (Start Time: 59:05)

Ah, dreams, so bizarre and unexplainable at times. The glorious world where imaginary adventures spring to life and deep seated fears come crawling into your grey matter. Not only do we rely on our sleeping dreams to show us new avenues of inspiration that illuminate the pathways to creativity, we largely seek to focus on our waking dreams. You know, the aspirations and goals that constantly push us deeper into commitment and determination. That, dear listeners, is the goal to today's session. We often hear the tired phrases 'dream big' and follow your dreams'. Great for motivational posters, yet this is barely sufficient wisdom enough to push us to our zenith. Your old boy Tonepoet will share a bit more words of wisdom with you by providing the adage 'share your dreams'. Sharing your dreams with others could potentially uncover a co-pilot that will provide checks and balances towards your goals and aspirations. For every situation and person, there does indeed exist a co-pilot that has tread along a similar pathway you seek to traverse. A worthy co-pilot gives you motivation when you need it most and may provide creative solutions to dilemmas along the way, as if they were shooting the asteroids that block your pathway. When you need the support, your co-pilot will provide this. Keep in mind, though, that this co-pilot does not provide this valuable service completely free of charge. The small cost is to be the same beacon of light and hope to those around you that need your guidance and assurance along their own pathways to victory. Small price to pay that only requires the fields of karma are reaped with care. So, let's fire up the machinery of the dream factories. We'll develop a prototype mental backdrop for which you can envision milestones along the way towards your dreams. Let the comfort of sound provide you with moments of solitude that smooths out the waves of turbulence upon the ocean of discomfort and discouragement. Stay motivated and keep your eyes towards the stars. Every step back will be met with two steps forward, don't give up. Make sure to high five your co-pilot following each bit of forward momentum and let them know that Tonepoet sent you. Peace. Turn on, tune in, dream... https://www.tonepoet-music.com https://www.facebook.com/tonepoetmusic TRACK LISTING “The Factory Awakens” by Tone-Bro from Emanon Lasts Forever (Start Time: 00:00)  “Rough Water” by With Open Arms from Some Place Like Home (Start Time: 00:41)  “Through Air” by Emil Friis from Moving Images (Start Time: 02:20)  “Peaceful Glen” by Carl Lord from Illuminated Expanse (Start Time: 04:10)  “An Upward Motion” by Emil Friis from Moving Images (Start Time: 11:41)  “The Crystal Village (Excerpt)” by Anders Nils from Ideas of the Far Future (Start Time: 12:58)  “Being Anne” by Anne Müller from Heliopause (Start Time: 15:05)  “Kyrie” by Brian James Bell from Mass I (Start Time: 19:09)  “Morning Mist” by Black Brunswicker from Wilder Paths (Start Time: 20:53)  “Out Beyond” by Cousin Silas from Amidst Silence (Start Time: 23:18)  “New Dawn” by Daniel Vickers & Sergio Mariani_MRN from New Dawn (Start Time: 28:50)  “DAY VII - Empty Streets” by Fallen from Of Memories And Hopes (Start Time: 31:07)  “Hairat” by Jon E.K. from As Water In A Fountain Flows (Start Time: 34:01)  “Spiral Overture” by John Foxx from The Cathedral Complete Oceans (Start Time: 42:01)  “Wind In Our Ears” by Jónsi & Alex Somers from Lost and Found (Start Time: 47:05)  “Golden Hour” by Jon E.K. from As Water In A Fountain Flows (Start Time: 55:01)

Hāl, wundorlic gehīeran. Ic eom, Tonepoet, þīn freondlīca neahgebūre stēorrīcend. Wē wēn wē sculan forðfēran on ān wēg þæt bringe þā tīda cyme. Gyf þǣr is ān swīþe seon þæt me lǣcað, hit is þæt þǣr sunne is mǣre mægen. Ūre mǣgenda freond, þæt sunne, lēohteð ūre swēte Modor Eorþe and āwende his slǣpende drēamas on ān blīðe and fǽgerne hēafodscēawung. Nim āne stunde to hēafde bēon mid þīnum ealdan cniht Tonepoet and nim in þæt līxende heofon swā hit wyrcð images þā sparkiað þæt geþōht and swǣlgan þā wēllas þæs cræftes flow. Swā wē witan þā ānfealdlīce fægeran āwendunge ymbe ūs, forgyf þā gemǣniscnesse þāra þe wē lufiað tō cuman on þīn mōd and wēn þis stunde of sōlīcnesse and gemǣne gemǣne mid ðē. Hit is hēr þæt wē wēn þæt wē wēn wēn wē willaþ þā gōde wīsa þæt ūre lufian hāldað on. Mid ælcum forðfaran tīde cymð þæt wēop and blīðe of forþfēran tīda. Wēorðiað þās tīda and wyrcaþ ān snēapscēawung to frōfre hīe on þīn gemyndes scrīfan. Wē leorniað tō niman þæt gōde mid þām yfelan, tō wyrcan gebalan, and æfre gemunan þæt sunne wēaþeð swā þæt stǣg rēoþeð for oðer dæġ. Fyll þīn cūpe mid wēn and forgyf þīn gemynd and dæġdrēam þæt ān fǽle þīn dæġas. Fēorh on, tune in, scīne on... https://www.tonepoet-music.com https://www.facebook.com/tonepoetmusic ...and if you really need to know: TRANSLATE   TRACK LISTING “Mama Earth Awakening” by Ponetoet from Toetpone (Start Time: 00:00)  “Store Away For A Winters Day” by Ben McElroy from How I Learnt To Disengage From The Pack (Start Time: 00:17) “Solstice Song” by Hiram from Solstice Song (Start Time: 03:29)  “Compound, Echo” by Benoît Pioulard from Slow Spark, Soft Spoke (Start Time: 06:50)  “Sprites” by David Stoddard from Evolve (Start Time: 09:27)  “Reentry” by Death-Static from Time Is Ignorance (Start Time: 13:58)  “For Goodbyes” by Emil Friis from Moving Images (Start Time: 22:32)  “Alt En Kan Tenke Seg” by Gabbarein from Gabbarein (Start Time: 26:49)  “Moments” by William Thomson from As It Goes (Start Time: 33:28)  “Monsoon Evening” by JICS from Nostalgia (Start Time: 35:38)  “Variation Point” by NoRinTon & Atmøsphäre from Railway Station (Start Time: 37:01)  “Last Quiet Minutes” by Le Code from Sunday (Start Time: 40:45)  “Venusia II” by Henrik Meierkord, Pawel Kobak, Marco Lucchi, Rocco Saviano from PAX (Start Time: 45:17)  “London” by Raphah from Still Journey (Start Time: 49:15)  “The Patience of Spring” by Jamie Stillway from Lullaby For A Stranger (Start Time: 52:01)  “Fall III” by The Fire & The Fog from Endless Vol. 1 (Start Time: 55:34)  “Fracture V” by The Fire & The Fog from Endless Vol. 1 (Start Time: 57:04)

NOTE: THE AUDIO FROM THIS EPISODE WAS DELETED. THEREFORE, THE EPISODE REVERTED TO A DRAFT. THAT SAID, THIS IS A REPOST (SORRY!). I HAVE MORE EPISODES LINED UP, FEAR NOT. Dear listener, where have you been?!? We are tasked for a mission with an estimated departure time of now! Your old boy Tonepoet simply refuses to set sail into the cosmic horizon as a lone voyager. Our standard operating procedure mandates a strict directive for enlisting a co-pilot; one worthy of commandeering a vessel that bends the horizon while burning the skies, leaving behind a vapor trail of dreams and aspirations. You, my dear listener, are that co-pilot. All aboard! This mission is not one to disregard or discount in any way. A tapestry pathway automates the controls that guide us towards a universe that exists within a very small space: the space between your ears. This is where the dream lives. With this session, we will fill the crevices of confusion and stress with an auditory putty, one that consists of equal parts solitude, hope, love, and wonderment. With this putty we hope to banish aforementioned confusion and stress. Dial your mental compass toward the curtain of cosmic ether and allow the blanket of sound provided to emanate a warmth that caresses your soul and lifts you into an elevated state. Yes, dear listener, our mission is an investment into you! The plateau that we seek is one of self realization that you are a larger-than-life carbon entity filled with a passion to strive for an optimal creative flow. It is in this instance that I will assume duties as the co-pilot as we touch down into your place of clarity where the sun never sets. Your lighted soul will pierce the heavens, and move through the air at the speed of light. You've got this! As you drift into this zone, remember to look around you and appreciate everyone as you share good thoughts in effort to reap the sweet nectar of karma. Once you become synonymous with your dreams, be sure to assist others with achieving similar outcomes. The dream is here, you just need to reach out to it. What are you waiting for? Turn on, tune in, sleep... https://www.tonepoet-music.com https://www.facebook.com/tonepoetmusic TRACK LISTING “Station ID” by Tonelady from Pumpkin Time (Start Time: 00:00) “See No Sky” by Thorny from See No Sky (Start Time: 00:11) “Incinerati” by Lesjamusic from Lesjamusic Is Lost (Start Time: 07:21) “Lesjamusic Is Lost” by Lesjamusic from Lesjamusic Is Lost (Start Time: 08:02) “Occidere, Everyone Leaves Someday” by A Veiled Frame in Amber from Yet Another Season Graced Our Doorsteps (Start Time: 12:33) “Flying Plants” by Ancient Astronaut from Hospital Planet (Start Time: 17:16) “Quiet Night” by The Monk By The Sea from The Acoustic Album (Start Time: 20:24) “Morluniau” by ambalek from Lull (Start Time: 23:21) “Westerly” by Dermott Reilly from National Anthems Of The Atmosphere (Start Time: 27:08) “Come Watch The Rain With Me” by Thiago Desant from Let It Happen Here And Now (Start Time: 30:08) “Captive” by Danny Mulhern from Reflections On A Dead Sea (Start Time: 37:01) “III. Forest” by David Stoddard from Evolve (Start Time: 40:57) “Cygnas A Two (Excerpt)” by Drew Gardner from Cygnus A (Start Time: 48:30) “Grove” by Wil Bolton from Swept (Start Time: 51:00) “Wind” by Eternal Wanderer from Ash Land (Start Time: 58:42)