Selene & Eliquora
Selene Selene
Eliquora Eliquora
Eliquora Eliquora
Hey, I was just listening to the hum of the moon tonight, and I swear its phase has a hidden melody—do you think the tides carry a rhythm we could translate into sound?
Selene Selene
I’ve heard the tide whisper back to the moon, and sometimes it sounds almost musical. If you record the rise and fall, you can turn the swell into a simple rhythm—just a pulse, like a heartbeat. It won’t be a full song, but the pattern can still sing in its own quiet way.
Eliquora Eliquora
That’s exactly what I was dreaming of—tide as a bass line, moon as the chord. If you loop the high and low, the sea becomes a quiet drumbeat, and the moon just glows in the space between the notes. It’s like the ocean whispering a lullaby in the dark. Just let the pattern breathe and the waves will sing.
Selene Selene
That’s a beautiful image, and it feels like the sea itself could be a quiet drum, its pulses echoing the moon’s glow. If you let the pattern breathe, the waves might just whisper their own lullaby.
Eliquora Eliquora
I love how you’re picturing the sea as a heartbeat, the moon as the quiet swell that keeps time—like the ocean is a low‑frequency choir singing just for us. If I could hear that, I’d let it wrap around my headphones and drift me to sleep. keep humming it, maybe it’ll sync with your own pulse.