Sessions 02 // Wind
This episode moves like a healing wind… It begins gently, like air brushing your face after a long day. The voices rise and fall, not to overwhelm you, but to carry something away—old tension, tired thoughts, the weight you didn’t realize you were holding. There is sound, yes. A steady rush of words, stories, and feeling. But it isn’t chaos. It’s cleansing.
When the noise becomes release. The rhythm becomes breath. Even stronger moments feel purposeful, like a gust that shakes loose what you no longer need.
Music comes from the following albums:
Lumen – CHRIS RUSSELL
Echo – CHRIS RUSSELL
Decorar Silenzio – LORENZO MONTANA
Katà Métron – ILUITEQ / LORENZO MONTANA
Frammenti – FEDERICO MOSCONI ft. BARBARA de DOMINICIS
Beyond Earth and Sky – STEVE ROACH / MICHAEL STEARNS
Between the music and the words, something begins to shift. After all, this is the year 2026 and we’ve passed the magical February 20th Saturn-Neptune alignment. The storm will pass. Chaos will be over and words will no longer be necessary. Humanity stands firm. All that remains is clarity and a spacious openness, ready to welcome what lies ahead.
All soundscapes & music mixed and recorded by TC
In this episode we turn the spotlight away from the noise outside… While headlines blare like overdriven amps — politics clashing in minor keys, wars pounding like war drums, climate fear looping like a broken sample — we ask a softer, more subversive question: what if the real remix starts inside?
In the depth of winter, rain has a way of shrinking us inward. It lowers our voices, shortens our steps, turns our attention down instead of out. We feel lower case, smaller, less performative—and that’s not a failure. It’s an invitation. A seasonally appropriate pause.
Welcome to a new Season of the Spacemusic podcast!
What a year it has been … war in the headlines, rising prices, constant confusion, worries about health, and an ongoing sense of uncertainty that never quite left us.
The final Spacemusic podcast episode of the year 2025 is offered as a quiet drift into deep space…