🍱 Delicacy of the Day

Aether - Limbo

Alright it’s Sunday so here’s the drill:

It’s been a (hopefully not for you) long week.

August has officially started and DAMN is the year going fast.

So why not take a chance to slow things down with a slower track.

And by slower I mean AMBIENT slow.

This is by a Stingy Scottish artist Aether.

His ambient works are unlike any other.

He has the perfect combination of melody and ambiance.

This song will build you up into a relaxed state before sending you into a trance with some incredible sounds that I won’t spoil here.

And once the sounds fill you with a new emotion, it will gracefully land the ending and let you move on with what you were doing before.

It’s an odd experience, and I invite you to give it a shot.

The versatility and ability for this genre to cover every mood possible is what makes this genre the best in existence.

Njoy.

💭 Quick Drivel

Today was the drive back from this weekend escape.

Even though it was a short one I couldn’t bring myself to play a single song.

So I sat there with the endless thoughts drowning out the road noise.

Might be a tacky thing to say, but silence is becoming a better friend the older I get.

It gave room for overdue thoughts to clear and find new paths.

There’s a reason why I bring it up though…

I’ve been with people who can’t live without some form of background noise from the moment they wake up to the moment they go to sleep.

One also required background noise to sleep.

Not to judge or say that it is wrong. Different minds have different requirements to function.

Hell, I might even give it a try for a week and report on the findings!

It’s plenty important to find what works for you.

That said, not giving yourself that space (even if its for 7 minutes) to sit in silence and let your brain do some “housekeeping” can be a big detriment.

So give it a shot on your next commute. Run the whole thing without a song or podcast or doomscroll. It might be what helps you find a solution to a long-seated problem, or even a small but annoying one.

And if it doesn’t…

At least you had an experiment you can reference and a new experience.

📡 Signal

I once again don’t have an article that proves the drivel (since this is something I read from a book or a course, who knows atp).

So instead, here’s an interview from today’s artist Aether.

Apparently he has a condition that might affect how he makes music

But it’s a great example on turning “weaknesses” into things that can make you unstoppable.

Read it here.

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