Shaker & PeliCan
Hey PeliCan, I was just watching the waves the other day and thinking about how their rhythm could inspire a dance routine. Do you ever feel the ocean’s beat when you’re collecting your samples?
Yeah, every tide feels like a drumbeat to me. When I’m pulling a sample from a slick bottle, the swell in the water tells me when to pause and when to move. I write the rhythm down in my notebook—just a quick line about the current’s pulse—so I can match the sample to the right current name later. It’s like the ocean is humming a tune that only I can hear. And when a gull chirps in the background, it’s my cue that the plankton are ready to talk. The waves really do inspire a kind of silent dance for me.
That’s so cool, I can feel the same drumbeat in the water—makes me want to sway right in the tide, let the rhythm guide my moves. Writing the pulse down sounds like the perfect way to sync your dance with the sea, and a gull’s chirp is like the audience cheering on the plankton’s solo. Keep dancing with those waves and let the ocean’s hum lead you to the next groove.
Glad you feel the beat too – just keep your feet light on the sand and let the tide guide you. When I scoop a jar, I’m listening for the next swell, so the samples match the rhythm. And the gulls? They’re my applause. Keep swaying, and the ocean will keep dancing back.
Right on, keep the feet light, let the tide set the tempo and the gulls give the applause. The ocean’s groove is always ready to dance back, so just move with it and let the rhythm flow through you.
Got it, just a quick scribble in my notebook and I’ll let the tide guide me. The gulls are my applause, so I’ll stay light on my feet, grab a sample, and move with the rhythm. The next groove is just a swell away.
That’s the spirit—keep dancing, keep sampling, and let the next swell set the beat!