Anyone have any information on the vocals in the track? Is it a sample? If so, of what? It’s very catchy and I would just love to know what the words are and in what language. They occur at 4:30 and again at 6:44.

Hi! I'm new here. I write instrumental music. Kind of mix... New age, hibrid, electronic, folk... If you want, you can listen to my album in the links below (Bandcamp or SoundCloud). I would appreciate your comments. Thanks soooo much!!

https://thestrangestpresent.bandcamp.com/album/acariciando-el-v-rtigo

https://soundcloud.com/mrmmusica/sets/acariciando-el-vertigo?si=a7d976de8ebe47dc8274652bf8cc0f6e&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing

They said it was prog rock. While some of the best "new age" in my opinion (Patrick O'Hearn, etc) is a bit prog adjacent, can music this good be both? Or does it matter as long as it's great and enjoyable?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6NbJK-0Ec60&list=PLbHHE6cZMWeqjygc8n5iTZD8vVLtOZGWD

I tried to upload a post here but it is still pending of approval by administration. Does somebody know if there's somebody who checks it? Thanks in advance!

I'm searching for a beautiful, relaxing song (not sure if by Vangelis) that I believe was released in the mid 1980s or early 1990s. It features an ambient, electronic sound, using synthesizers similar to the remastered version of "Theme from Antarctica" by Vangelis. A standout element is the echoey, thundering hand clap sound, which is identical to the one in "Theme from Antarctica."

The song starts with a long synthesizer sequence of C, F, and G notes that repeat, creating a calming and atmospheric mood. I recall renting a CD in the early '90s containing this track, and the album cover was mostly white (though I can't remember the title).

Interestingly, this song was used as background music for a Philippine company (PLDT) TV commercial titled "The Good News," narrated by journalist Che Che Lazaro. Despite being somewhat popular at the time, I can't seem to find it on Spotify or other platforms.

Does anyone recognize this song or have any leads? Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Hi everyone,

I’m thrilled to share my take on Mike Oldfield’s The Songs of Distant Earth. This project is deeply personal to me—an all-time influence and favorite since childhood. I’ve blended my piano arrangement of Let There Be Light, Supernova, and Magellan with electric guitar, vocals, percussion, strings, and band instruments. 🌌🎹

Mike Oldfield’s original work beautifully honored the connection between ocean life and the vastness of space. The haunting calls of whales, echoing through the seas, remind us of companionship and community—timeless music that follows us even as we dream of venturing beyond Earth.

What to Expect in the Video:

• An ensemble arrangement of pieces from The Songs of Distant Earth
• Electric guitar, piano, strings, drums, and vocals weaving a cosmic story
• Visuals featuring nebulae, galaxies, and oceanic elements blending into the stars

Why It Matters: Music is more than entertainment—it’s a lifeline to our shared humanity and imagination. Mike Oldfield’s themes invite reflection on our place in the universe and the power of creativity to connect us all. This project is my tribute to that vision: a celebration of our world’s beauty and a hopeful destiny for humanity.

Call to Action: By liking, sharing, and subscribing, you help keep music and the arts at the heart of culture, economy, and our shared future. Let’s celebrate creativity and continue the songs of Earth as we look to the stars!

Watch Here:
Mike Oldfield’s The Songs of Distant Earth - Piano & Orchestral Tribute

Credits:

• Original Composition: Mike Oldfield
• Piano, Percussion, Synth, Arrangements & Adaptation: Bastien DiArgos
• Guitar: Beth Sierra
• Drums: Russell Meadows
• Vocals (AI): Dreamtonics feat. Felicia, Asterian, Sheena, Hayden, Ritchy, and Solaria

Connect with Me & Listen:

• Website: www.bastiendiargos.com
• Spotify: Bastien DiArgos
• Apple Music: Bastien DiArgos
• Instagram: u/bastiendiargosmusic
• Facebook: @bastiendiargos
• SoundCloud: Bastien DiArgos
• Old YouTube: @leoperezmusic

Hashtags:
#BastienDiArgos #MikeOldfield #SongsOfDistantEarth #LetThereBeLight #Supernova #Magellan #PianoCover #Instrumental #MusicCover #Ensemble #SpaceMusic #OceanLife #InspirationalMusic

Thank you for being part of this journey. Let’s create this future together!

—Bastien DiArgos

Monica Logani

Found her after stumbling upon her most recent album "The Depths"

She has 3 albums out and I feel like she has a unique mix of both classical and world music influences. Favorite track is Misty

What are your guys thoughts?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YmVOBTf8S1c

https://monicalogani.com/

I tried searching everywhere. I am pretty sure it was in this time frame. It was a longer song like maybe 5-6 minutes, no major lyrics other than those repeated words. There may have been another phrase in there too. I think it may have been from a New Age compilation album with various artists.

Any ideas!? Thank you. It was super catchy.

I would like to invite everyone to my newly designed website and welcome any suggestions for improvement. My site contains the latest news on my composing career and you can listen to tracks at no cost. I look forward to hearing from you and hope you will join the mailing list. Here is the link to my website:

www.crowthermusic.com

Thanks for your consideration and support. It's greatly appreciated and I look forward to hearing from you.

Have a great day!

Michael Crowther

Composer / Multi-instrumentalist

Do you think there's a big difference from a set of 7 Tibetan singing bowls for like $150 on eBay or Etsy vs a set of 7 from a more new agey spiritual store like (Himalayanbowls dot com, the Ohm store, etc) that sells for $800? Is it just marketing? Thank you