Artist description In 1972 astronomers at an observatory in Australia recorded the data that the following song is derived from. The signal was captured emanating from what is now known as Galaxy NGC 7673, located 150 million light years from earth in the constellation of Pegasus. The data was forgotten until June 8, 2001 when scientists and musicologist worked together to restore the recording from government archives. Using the processing speed of modern day desktop computers The dying star data has been fully restored, converted to midi data and played back through several banks of synthesizers. The dancing beads of light lead synthesizer that is analogous to the original recorded data is backed by a new age electronic rhythm track that the musicologist felt would be appropriate accompaniment. Several theories have surfaced as to the interpretation of this otherworldly music. Some believe the that Opus data/music is the last breath of a dying star. Others believe that it represents the first breaths of a newborn star or the initial sequences of an alien DNA.. ..What MESSAGE does The Dying Star Opus 7673 hold for you ? The entire recording is 6 minutes and 52 seconds long and is available on the CD that is available for purchase. According to reports from observatory personnel, on-site on the day of the recording, the final repeated stanza of the data actually continued for another 117 minutes and 22 seconds but was not recorded due to a unexplainable equipment malfunction. The Opus 7673 has been shown to be effective as an audio aide to: Group and private meditation, Prayer, Love making, Interpretive dance movement, and Lucid dreaming.

Music Style Electronic Cosmologistic Soul - ECS

Location Roswell, New Mexico - USA

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