Till Then Becomes Now was produced throughout 2020 in the midst of worldwide challenges to freedom, health and the future of the environment. These are times when our survival and happiness can be sourced from manifesting our Collective creative imagination, reminding ourselves that we are on the edge of evolutionary growth. We have the power to create a beautiful world.
Looking up from the depths of emotion I have acknowledged that I must imagine my way through the difficult passages and uncertainty. This music is a healing force for me, creating a world I can live in, experiencing joy, exhilaration and peace.
Very special thanks to the masterful team of musicians who made this production possible. Working and playing with you has been an immense honor.
I invite you, my listeners, to share your experience of my music here on this blog. I welcome just a few words, or an image, or as much as you are inspired to write.
Thank you so much for touching my world with your hearts and your comments.
Many Blessings,
Tessalin
YeYes! I was delighted to work with Tessalin and David on other works. This is fantastic. Brilliant composition. Big new textures. Such movement, stability, beckoning, density and space at the same time. The march time snare is so effective in setting anticipatory space during transitions.
It sounds wonderful! I loved the added vocals and synth parts. Thank you for continuing to work on this piece amidst the chaos and difficulty of living through pandemia. Keep playing & composing! Love, Shawn
Whoa! It has been a joy ride producing TTBN! Even though it felt like my head would explode at times, we made it through to completion. Jason Richard has been irreplaceable with his masterful engineering, mixing, musicianship and friendship. I highly recommend him for any type of project you have. He's located in Austin at Electric Factory Studios.
Today is launch day and I feel like I've taken an important turn in the direction of bringing this music into the world. Please share any ideas you have for doing so. Much Love, Tessalin