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Sapien Medicine is pioneering a unique fusion of sound and healing, offering listeners an innovative approach to personal wellness. By crafting immersive soundscapes that delve into the concept of Morphic Fields—energy patterns believed to influence physical and mental states—Sapien Medicine provides an experience that transcends traditional music.
Your work with Sapien Medicine has garnered a substantial following. What inspired you to explore the intersection of sound and healing?
Sapien Medicine: My journey began in the realm of metal music, where I was deeply involved as a vocalist. Over time, I became fascinated by the profound impact sound can have on the human psyche and physiology. This curiosity led me to investigate how auditory experiences could be harnessed for healing and personal growth, ultimately giving birth to Sapien Medicine.
Morphic Fields or Energy Fields play a central role in your creations. Could you elaborate on this concept and its integration into your work?
Sapien Medicine: Certainly. Morphic Fields are theoretical energy patterns that influence behaviours and physical forms. (Rupert Sheldrake theories) By embedding specific intentions and frequencies into our soundscapes, we aim to tap into these fields, facilitating positive changes in our listeners' well-being. It's a harmonious blend of ancient wisdom and contemporary sound design.
Your album "Tuath Dé" marked a significant evolution in your artistic approach. What sets this project apart from your earlier works?
Sapien Medicine: "Tuath Dé," released in June 2020, represents a pivotal moment where I sought to craft not just music, but an energetic journey. The album intertwines sound, emotion, and mythology, guiding listeners through mystical realms inspired by the legendary Tuath Dé. This endeavour was about creating an immersive experience that resonates on a deeper, more transformative level.
Your recent works draw inspiration from vintage video game music and jazz. How do these influences align with your overarching mission?
Sapien Medicine: Exploring genres like synthwave and jazz allows me to connect with listeners through familiar yet innovative soundscapes. By infusing nostalgic elements with healing intentions, we create accessible entry points for individuals to experience the therapeutic potential of sound. It's about bridging the gap between the known and the unknown, making the journey of healing both engaging and transformative.
For newcomers to Sapien Medicine, which tracks would you recommend as an introduction to your work?
Sapien Medicine: "Depths of Your Soul" from 'Album 4' (2021) offers a deep appreciation of one's being and the world. "Angelic Blessings" (2024) features twelve tracks dedicated to specific archangels, providing a spiritually enriching experience. Additionally, "The Flow" (2023) focuses on "Chi Environment Saturation," exemplifying our approach to blending ancient concepts with modern audio techniques.
Looking ahead, what can listeners anticipate from Sapien Medicine?
Sapien Medicine: We are continually exploring new sonic landscapes and healing modalities. Our upcoming projects aim to deepen the listener's journey into self-discovery and well-being, incorporating diverse musical influences and cutting-edge sound design to create transformative experiences.
Sapien Medicine stands at the forefront of a new frontier in music and wellness, inviting listeners to embark on a journey where sound becomes a conduit for healing and personal evolution.
Stream "The Pranic Healer" below:
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Kun The Highbinder is a Korea born U.S. based artist. He had a lot of influences of Kpop growing up, however, he moved to the U.S. due to his family's properties getting taken away by the government when he was 11. He got kicked out of the house at a young age of 13 due to his violent ways.
Kun The Highbinder was interested in making beats at first, but then he realized these rappers are mediocre and started rapping by himself at the age of 17, but didn't take music seriously. However, after 3 years in America it changed his whole point of view of the world.
He was getting into Florida hip hop, Chicago drill, and West Coast Hip Hop. He made beats for about 3 to 4 years and rapped seriously for about 1 and a half years during his house arrest for his robbery case, and his Grand Theft Auto case. The artist was getting schizophrenic due to the absurd amount of drug use. Currently, he is living in a Felony Incompetent to stand trial program with 62 other members, getting along and focusing on making music everyday.
After his time is over from the program, his records will be clean and he'll be a innocent citizen who just had mental illness for a bit. The song "Valentine" was started off with a beat, as soon as Kun The Highbinder heard it he had ideas popping up in his head. He says, "I was writing a couple of love songs at the moment so I got the idea where I say "I've been writing about you". I recalled the feelings of my past love when I first started crushing on somebody and the actions of pulling and pushing the strings of love between one another." He adds, the verse where I say "aint no where to go, but my heart is at the door, step out, step out, let's get this out, lets let it out" meaning "let me help you escape from the reality and step in to a new world that is waiting for you".
"Help Me Fly" means to be my wings for me and fly with me to the top together. The artist describes how the love would be like with him and wanting to know if the feelings are mutual. The ultimate meaning behind this song is don't hesitate to show your lover how you feel and cherish every last bit of the love when you can.
Check out "Valentine" (Help Me Fly) out now on all streaming platforms and be sure to follow Kun The Highbinder on social media for his latest releases.
Connect:
Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/kun-the-highbinder/1691130825
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mL8e_2DhgJY
Instagram: @kun_the_highbinder https://www.instagram.com/kun_the_highbinder/
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“Cherry Trish”, Unk Da Chef's most recent song, marks his return. His reputation as one of the most genuine voices in hip hop is further cemented by this record, which exemplifies his distinctive fusion of honesty and flexibility. The track highlights the resilience and struggles that make Unk's music relatable, celebrating both the grind and the triumphs. Check out Unk Da Chef’s new hit single “Cherry Trish” out now on YouTube and be sure to follow him on social media for his latest releases.
Connect:
Instagram: @unk_da_chef
TikTok: @unk_da_chef
Twitter: @unk_da_chef1
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