A gentle garden, with birdsong and babbling brook, gives way to mind-expanding mysterious textures. This binaural begins with a decent from 30Hz to 4.2Hz and then maintains that frequency for the remainder.
A dark and mysterious delta wave excursion into deep mind. I'm tempted to call this one "Digital Ayahuasca" or "Brain Cleaner" since it's the kind of binaural experience that often leads to deep, personal insights and awareness.
This is a fairly straightforward drone-type meditation augmented with distant chants from a cross-section of cultures. We've experienced some potent "teachable moments" with it. Maybe you will, too.
Two new binaurals created using Boris Kovalev's EVOX synth to generate shifting textural soundscapes, one 30 minutes in length and one 60. We're also using a new technique to generate "full-spectrum" binaurals, where everything in the track is reinforcing the…
A trancy-dancy EDM festival in the middle of a jungle? The theta binaural beats combined with drum circle and spacey electronica make this one a groovy ride. Have fun!
Kept indoors by the snow and cold, John-Mark continues to find inspiration in recording household appliances. While the washing machine gets top billing, the oven, tea kettle and dryer all play supporting roles, with musical assist from an amazing program…
This two hour binaural is based off a field recording of the full duty cycle of a Bosch Dishwasher, slowed down and resonated into a swirling, evolving drone.
This binaural will help amplify feelings of calm, encourage sleep, and possibly seed lucid dreaming. It's a simple drone with some additional dreamy sound cues echoing throughout, all saturated with lush, endless reverberation. Served very chilled.
This is the first time we've used a fugue approach - so let us know if you like it! The binaural element is frequency isolated in the mix, so it should provide a strong and consistent effect. Enjoy!
A shaman's cave overlooks a vast rain forest. A campfire crackles as strange sounds reverberate around the cavern. A chanting old shaman asks why you are here...and the rest of the story is up to you. Have fun!
Way back when we were still living in Mexico, our youngest niece visited us and spent some time bonding with John-Mark over music. For a variety of reasons, among them that she's doing recording of her own now, we finally…
As promised, we finally got around to posting the recording we did at Benjie's Lake back in November. Hoping for the return of a moose cow and calf that had been reported earlier, we paused for a long time at…