It’s sort of not fair, is it? Daniel Guillén (Lunaria) and Steve Targo (Inner
Travels) uniting under one moniker for forty minutes of cosmic drift? And yet
they do, as Path of the Sun, perhaps the most aptly named collaboration in
existence. What do you think, in your mind, the sun sounds like as it hurtles
through space, part of the Milky Way galaxy, ever pressed outward as a result
of the Big Bang? I’ll give you a hint: press play on this baby.
It’s not fair because you’re powerless against
it, much like anything in the sun’s way on its celestial path is powerless
against it, plowed through or over, or sucked into orbit, or simply
obliterated, matter and molecules blasted this way and that by the energy of an
actual bloody star. Sounds daunting! But wait, take a step back a minute –
remember that everything’s relative? OK, with that in mind, observe the sun
from a great distance. Doesn’t look like it’s moving very much, does it?
Planets don’t seem to be either. More like hovering. Peaceful. Intense.
Soundtracked by synthesizers.
That’s
the Path of the Sun experience. That’s how it makes you feel. That’s how Daniel Guillén and Steve Targo work their
magic, their alchemy, their science. It’s
weight and release all at once, gravity and freedom. The push and pull is
incredibly gratifying.
https://lunariamusic.bandcamp.com/
https://innertravels.bandcamp.com/
https://innerislands.bandcamp.com/
--Ryan
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