This is ButhoTheWarrior. I love his sounds and delivery.
Went to an Afro House event last night. So much happy music starting with Lunarplatz.
Iβm gonna live down a lane like this one day soon. With lovely sheep friends, weβll look out onto rugged terrain full of ancient history and breathtaking nature.
Enjoying the spectacularly hypnotic Blawan. Smooth, funky beats. Yum. I’ve suddenly got a surprise ticket to see him so that makes three clubbing dates this week. ππΌ Amazing experiences await. I feel it. Party on people of the techno flavour and everyone else who jives! β¨ππΎπΊπ½
Yay. Happiest moment meeting the friendliest catto on a windy ridge in the Scottish countryside. Chatty and chirpy too. Obviously demanding of any human around to be let inside. It was fresh out there. And delicious. I β€οΈ cattos!!
Guinea pig paradise
(omg how cute are guinea pig babies?!?).
Have you seen this sweet story of a student opera singer (in the audience) stepping in to duet with an opera singer on stage? Itβs adorable.
It’s full moon tonight - a silver snow moon to be precise. There’s a mysterious harp journey in A Harmonic Minor over on Late Nite Harp with the power of the full moon imbued in it, if you fancy a magical ride.
Joined Mitchell Library today. Last time I had a library card was 20 years ago. I was like a kid in a candy store and that was for the 1970s (original) carpets alone π Love them all. The book and tree design is a nice touch too. Here comes the carpet pornβ¦
A beautiful calm piece has just been released over on Late Nite Harp. I Dream of Flower Meadows is here for you to enjoy.
I’m empathy giggling with this lad stuck in the mud. I’d be the same, possibly crying rather than laughing. It seemed to go from bad to worse. He was a good sport though considering he slipped for a solid 3 mins.
Also, this young lassie navigating more mud. Memories made. π
Just had one of those thoughts only kids and grown up kids have: if I could choose only one smell in the whole wide world, it would be the smell of crisp fresh air on a winterβs day.
This video blows my mind. ‘To infinity and beyond!’ as Buzz would say. β¨πβ¨
Three heartwarming animal stories to fill you up and brighten your day.
PJ the Pigeon and her sweet, gentle friends
Loving the new Netflix series Arcane. Discovered it by closing my eyes and picking something at random. Had no idea what the synopsis was either. Just started watching. It was a magical pick. Artwork and animation are sumptuous and spectacular.
Meet Jill the Squirrel. Cutest relationship ever π
βοΈπ A wonderful harp project has almost reached fruition! πβοΈ
ππΎ My new uplifting, magical, cosmic harp meditation course will be released soon on Insight TimerπΊπ½
β¨π The Planets: Inspiring Guidance & Cosmic Harp Journeying πβ¨
Here’s an introduction to tickle your senses.
The music last night was eclectic, hypnotic, hardcore. The club night’s called Need for Speed, afterall. Sometimes it was so hard my brain took a moment to adjust. Luckily my ears were ok - earplugs rule βπΌ
There was a beautiful back to back set from two Glaswegian lassies (Neoma and Aisha), full of uplift and playfulness (will definitely link to some of there sets in due course), then Charlie Sparks entered the booth and made it extra hard, industrial, helter skelter-ish, with a touch of exotic, choral and experimental.
On my sit down break there was a chatty, sweet girl who kept talking to me. We had the same conversation three times, which began with her asking “ Where are you from?”. I giggled the third time she asked and then, when I told her I was a harpist she nearly fainted. To some people, it’s an instrument only angels play, especially when you’re high as a kite on a Friday night.
There were sweaty boys acting like Mr Universe contestants, tops off, full posturing occuring. There were women in string bikini tops, with an aura of ‘don’t mess with me or I’ll cut you’ expressions.
I was here, there, everywhere. Trying to find my place. I’m grateful I felt confident enough to move around the space (not always the case as my legs can feel quite wooden at times). I was just trying to find a little area to dance in and enjoy others dancing around me. It’s actually quite hard to find that bubble. I found myself getting exasperated with people’s lack of awareness and did inadvertently poke a few people when they got too close. If they’re gonna barge me, I’m gonna get my claws out. They got the message - give the spiky lady some room.
I tentatively made it onto the dance floor for all of 2 mins. The ‘mosh pit dance floor’ was intense and hot. Legs and arms everywhere. Sometimes the music hastened to such banging bpms that ravers felt called to sit on their friend’s shoulders, happy as can be, high as kites in more ways than one.
For me, as soon as I heard the beats, in the queue outside the club, I knew I was in the right place. My body started to fizzle. There was no controlling it - it wanted to move!! I wasn’t the only one. People live for the beat. I feel it. I see it. It’s like a magical spell, cast upon the crowd.
It’s a funny feeling, going out at midnight, away from my cosy, quiet, familiar, safe home environment, (sometimes I think “do I want even want to go?”). I get the last train to the city on a Friday night, enter an underground club full of intense heat, flashing lights, dark corners, sweaty bodies, chaotic movements, and often overwhelming music. And despite all the challenges, I keep going back. The monontonous beat calls to me like a Siren. Something deep within tells me to get back in there, knows it’s good for my soul. I feel alive, unhinged, expansive. It’s my surprising heritage.