Name: Cloudscapes
Duration: P00H02M11S
Description: This track represents the first time I attempted a beat drop in one of my songs. I tend to arrange more chill music but I let this piece go where it told me and we ended up here together!

Cloudscapes

from Dark Matter by Iambic Beats

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This track represents the first time I attempted a beat drop in one of my songs. I tend to arrange more chill music but I let this piece go where it told me and we ended up here together!

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Secluded worlds hide secrets
from our cold, prying eyes,
suffocating starlight in the heat
of their embrace.

Lost beneath the contrails of a
smoggy methane haze,
we conjure up impossible visions;
draping distant lands
in sparkling, precious mists.

Ruby clouds dissipate,
buried in the plausibility
of every grain of sand;
their shimmering mirage
dispelled by the coarseness
of our modeled reality.

Visions fade from view;
regurgitated numbers
peeling back secrets
that unnerve the impossible.

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from Dark Matter, released June 1, 2021
This piece features poetry by the talented poet, Sam Illingworth. Sam writes poetry inspired by nature and science. This piece is about celestial clouds and recent research to create a cloud atlas for other planets. Read more about the science behind the poem here: thepoetryofscience.scienceblog.com/1324/celestial-cloudscapes/)

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Iambic Beats Los Angeles, California

We have so many titles. A few of mine are: scientist, poet, writer, singer, mom. I like to think I live at the intersection of music and words and always asking questions. A goddamn lovely place to be.