Vision Of Shore

A neurofunctional soundscape for inner stability. Long, slowly evolving tones from an original mid-1970s three-oscillator Moog intertwine with soft, airy whistles across a wide range of frequencies. With them, the voice of a 1964 Fender guitar and the breath of the wind.

This is not music for drifting away: it is music that stabilizes. In sad or heavy moments, it gently opens a path forward, the opposite of depressing. Take it as a journey, with eyes closed. If closing them is not possible, let the gaze rest no further than the tip of your nose. Sight naturally widens to the sides and, in that lateral expansion, inner vision opens.

The flow is constant, charged with quiet energy, without blocks. 20 minutes and 37 seconds of continuous analog performance, played by hand on real instruments. Composed by Rimauri. D.O., sound and integrative medicine researcher.