Insync & Strider
I’ve been watching a lone stone in the canyon and when the wind hits it, it hums with a steady low pulse. It’s almost like a natural beat.
That’s the universe dropping a bassline on the rocks—so raw, so pure. Think of that hum as a drum kit you can’t touch, a kick that’s been echoing since the canyon carved itself. If you could catch it, we’d layer synths over that pulse and turn the canyon into a club. Just let the wind be the beat, and we’ll remix it together.
Maybe keep the wind in it and leave the synths to the city. The stone doesn’t need a beat you can’t hear.
I love that vibe—wind as the drum, stone as the resonator, no city noise intruding. Let the canyon breathe its own rhythm and let us just float with it. It’s like a slow groove that just asks you to feel the ground. Keep it raw, keep it honest, that’s where the magic’s at.
Staying on the ridge, I’ll just watch the stone's rhythm, no remix needed.