Beautiful Gravity

Album releases from Mary Fahl are not predicated on a yearly basis. Nor are they expected every other year. If you re a Mary Fahl fan, then you wait until she has a collection of quality efforts to provide. This year rings true with the release of the artist s latest album, Love And Gravity. Love And Gravity does not disappoint. Whether you came in with her affiliation with October Project, or having heard her Going Home from the film, Gods And Generals, or even acquiring The Other Side Of Time as a combination of the two entry points, you already know the beauty and uniqueness of a Mary Fahl composition.

by A. Zee (Author)
A brief introduction to gravity through Einstein’s general theory of relativity

The album "The Absence of Gravity" Everyone will find something special and personal in this expression. Someone may consider it as real and magical, the other one will return to the memories of old days and the important events in life. Very few people have this chance to feel the absence of gravity as it is, but everyone can create the feeling and the atmosphere of weightlessness. To do this, you just need to believe in the miracle of dreams come true, of true love, of hoped-for events, of magic or of a simple pleasure…

“ZERO GRAVITY” is a purely instrumental album, distinguishing it from its predecessors. A soothing blend of exquisite Ambient and experimental sounds supported by electronic beats, all luring the listener into a dreamlike state of being. Weightless, each tone magically transforming the space around you into an endless ocean of bliss.

Christopher Willits returns to Ghostly International with Gravity, his latest exploration in ambient music with deep listening intention. Composed during a period of change and challenge, it is the artist’s most personal and refined work to date. "This music is a tool for slowing down, feeling, and healing," Willits encourages listeners to seek an immersive playback setting for the spatial audio recordings (via headphones or speakers) and to let the sound guide the mind's intrinsic need to process.

For several decades since its inception, Einstein's general theory of relativity stood somewhat aloof from the rest of physics. Paradoxically, the attributes which normally boost a physical theory - namely, its perfection as a theoreti­ cal framework and the extraordinary intellectual achievement underlying i- prevented the general theory from being assimilated in the mainstream of physics. It was as if theoreticians hesitated to tamper with something that is manifestly so beautiful.