Music inspired by the beauty of the Australian landscape.

This 5 minute track sampler shows off some fantastic land formations in Australia while you listen to the song “Coorabin” from the self-titled album by Didgera. http://didgera.net

“Performer , teacher, composer and recording artist, Dave Johnson is a multi-instrumentalist since age 10, bringing his passion for music alive on the street or stage in a versatile performance.”

Dave Johnson - Didgeridoo, Sax, Midi Sax, Percussion and Keyboards.

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Art that takes you into space.

Nicole Mizoguchi’s visionary artwork presented with Hubble inspired soundtrack music.

http://www.nicolemiz.com – A truly breathtaking art form born of the traveling soul. An afro-american woman living in Japan that travels to other planets like Jodie Foster in “Contact” and returns with holiday pics in the form of pastel impressionistic visions.

© Copyright Nicole Mizoguchi 2008

Soundtrack from the album “Where To Land?” Click here to learn more.

Released on Astronomy Records. © Copyright 2008.

The many faces, flavours, colours and variety of people in this strange little world of ours. Parental advisory - brief nudity scenes.

About the song

Some People is one of those songs that turned into a gargantuan beast filling nearly every track we had on the mixer and then some. It’s a funky beast that although sweet as sugar in parts, has a message that is quite biting and confronting.

I love the sound Herrin has on his guitar parts and the “Funky Love Horns” do their thing again. The end of the song has a message that sums it all up rather nicely. We’re all much the same as the other when it comes to Love.

Greg Reid

Visit the website at http://blossomhead.com

Human Rights, Freedom, Oppression, War, Politics,  Religion and Genocide.

All the big issues all rolled into one song. Blossomhead a.k.a Greg Reid has written a powerful song about all these things, and now this video clip will drive the message home. This song has an explicit lyrics warning too…

Read about how Blossomhead wrote the song here.

This 6 minute video combines spacious music from the album “Lunar Khandro”, beautiful landscape images from around the world, and quotes from some of our greatest philosophers, saints, thinkers and doers.

Take a moment right here to be still and soak up the intention of peace and goodwill within this movie experience. Enjoy!

These are some of the best and grandest images we could find of space and nebulas taken by the Hubble Space Telescope. Its primary advantage as a telescope is that it sees the heavens without the distortion of the earths atmosphere.

This three and a half minute video displays some of the more spectacular imagery taken by this awesome piece of engineering.

Thank you to Nasa.gov and Hubblesite.org for the images.

The beautiful, lilting music was composed by Jai Larkan and comes from the album “Where To Land”.

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Rebel Punk Rock set to swirling psychedelic visuals make this video clip a wild ride.

At 1:45 its like being on a short roller coaster with speakers and a sub-woofer at your feet. Crank it up and enjoy the rebellious side of Blossomheads music.

Visit www.blossomhead.com to read and listen to more on Greg and his music.

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We’ve been wanting to combine visual art with our soundtracks for some time. Like music, its easy when you work with great people. Its a simple principle. Find the right person and the process becomes fun and creative. Well we couldn’t have dreamed of a better person to create our first slide show with.

One day on MySpace I saw this awesome smile. Then I saw her truly inspiring, mind-opening artwork and had to express my appreciation. It turns out that Nicole is not only inspired and expert with a canvas, but very organized and has all her pieces brilliantly photographed. This by itself is a rare thing, and this is not counting the quality of her work!

Heres a look at one of her stunning pieces. Its called “Love”. Click on the thumbnail to see a larger version. Continue Reading »