Transmute (396hz) is the third track off the upcoming Relaxatone album, Isochrone, produced by guitarist Jason Goessl. Transmute resonates at 396hz, a frequency that is said to create a strong magnetic field of energy and can help turn grief into joy. When Transmute is looped on repeat, it creates a great backdrop for relaxing activities like yoga, reiki, massage, and meditation. It can also be used as a sleeping aid. To get the full isochronic effect, it is best to listen to this track with headphones at a low volume. However, Transmute is also a great daily soundtrack for your home or office speakers to help relax the body, relieve anxiety, invoke a positive mental state, and give you the power to achieve your goals. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t5JFOZmcE-E

Eric Martinez collaborated with his Bloodkin bandmate, Daniel Hutchens, in “Can’t Stand Up.” Hutchens penned the lyrics about a stroke he suffered from in December 2016 and it would be the last track the two would collaborate on before Hutchens’ passing in May 2021. Martinez recalls crafting the song and it sounding like it had a particular calling for Hutchens. As the recording process for his forthcoming record ‘Caldera’ came to a close, there was no doubt that this song would close out the record as he envisions it sounding like a move that had a good ending—an uncanny coincidence and spiritual parallel of Hutchens’ transition from the earthly plane. ‘Caldera’ also features the late Todd Nance, the founding drummer of Widespread Panic who passed away in August 2020. [in approval - wanted Eric's feedback on this since it's a personal and profound song. Produced by Eric Martinez Credits: Eric Martinez - Drums, Guitar (Electric), Acoustic Guitar, Keyboards, Vocals Mario Pagliarulo - Bass Micah Munro - Vocals Tracking Engineer - Eric Martinez Car Park Studios Mixing Engineer - Eric Martinez Car Park Studios Mastering Engineer - John Neufeld Tree House Mastering ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0_TUnF0kXkU

The song and second single "Sacrificium Crudelis" was the first song in cooperation with amazing artist Carsten Meyer. He brought wild pychedellic moog passages that perfectly match the feedback thunderstorm of the Hofner-Verithin guitar from 1965 guitar (live jammed). - escallation of the capercaillie. Track Description: Produced by Dennis Rux Credits: Dennis Rux - Guitar (Electric) David Nesselhauf - Bass Guitar (all types) Corneel Canters - Drums Carsten Meyer - Electric Organ, Synthesizer Tracking Engineer - Dennis Rux Yeah! Yeah! Yeah! Studios Mixing Engineer - Dennis Rux Yeah! Yeah! Yeah! Studios Mastering Engineer - Doug Krebs Doug Krebs Mastering ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rdmAC-mHaaE

“Moonlight Sonata” puts Reed Mathis and company’s dark and dreamy imprint on the classic Beethoven sonata. This version is dominated by Clay Welch’s slide guitar and Josh Raymer’s laid-back groove on top of a near-reggae skank throughout—it’s the kind of track you can toss on at 4 a.m. and enjoy the chilled out ride for hours on end. Mathis notes that “Moonlight Sonata” is one of the most iconic chord progressions in history. It was the direct inspiration behind classics ranging from The Beatles’ “Because” to Radiohead’s “Exit Music For a Film” and countless other haunting melodies in modern times. The fourth track on the Color Red series will be followed up by additional releases and will culminate in a full-length album to be released later in 2019. Produced by Reed Mathis Credits: Reed Mathis - Electric Bass, Todd Stoops - Electric Organ, Keyboard Clay Welch - Electric Guitar Josh Raymer - Drums, Drum Machine Tracking Engineer - Mike Tallman Color Red Studios Mixing Engineer - Jeff Franca Mastering Engineer - Doug Krebs Doug Krebs Mastering ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rvLvnpkZShc