Finding Sounds / Outer Focus presents:
Outer Focus with agnimaus, Episode 1: Ambien
Welcome to episode one of Outer Focus with agnimaus: a freeform show, exploring music through the eyes of meditation, experimentation, time and travel.
Inspired by the 5th element in the yoga vedas: space. What that means is, with Outer Focus, I will try to bring you audio art and other sounds that focus on pushing the physicality of music.
I recommended that you listen to today’s episode via the website stream with noise cancelling headphones on. Please note the sounds of this episode may challenge your hearing or make you feel uncomfortable. This is natural. Try to breathe through it, and examine the feelings these sounds bring up in you.
The collection I am playing for you today was compiled in the interest of inspiring relaxation and meditation. If any songs in this set inspire discomfort, try to visualize these feelings. Where do they lead? Where do they come from?
Try reciting one (or all) of the following affirmations to yourself out loud.
“I embrace uncertainty as a space for growth.”
“I am allowed to change my mind.”
“I create space for joy, even in small moments.”
Show Archive
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Suzanne Ciani, “A Sonic Womb Pt. 5”
from A Sonic Womb: Live Buchla Performance at Lapsus
Lapsus Records - 2020
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Gail Laughton, “Pompeii 76 A.D.”
from I Am the Center: Private Issue New Age Music In America 1950-1990
Light In The Attic Records - 2013
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Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith & Emile Mosseri, “Moon In Your Eye”
from I Could Be Your Dog (Prequel)
Ghostly International - 2021
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Brian Eno, “An Ending (Ascent)”
from Apollo: Atmospheres & Soundtracks (with Daniel Lanois & Roger Eno)
EMI Catalogue - 2005
agnimaus Finding Sounds / Outer Focus January 14th, 2025
Posted In: Music Shows
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