Ritual folk music track and album art created in collaboration with Google Gemini.

Originally inspired by the prehistoric Göbekli Tepe culture circa 9500 - 8000 BC. No recorded audio exists from that far back, at least not that I know of. So Gemini tells me it used "speculative reconstruction" based on available technology of the time. Key elements that define this sound include:

- Lithophones: The clicking sounds you hear are struck stones, suggesting that the architecture itself or specific rocks were used as percussion instruments.

- Bone Flutes: The melody is carried by wind instruments made from animal bone, which are common artifacts from that period.

- Bullroarer: The deep, droning background sound comes from swinging a piece of wood on a cord, an ancient technique used to create low-frequency vibrations in ceremonies.

- Frame Drums: The driving beat mimics animal skin stretched over wood, providing the "upbeat" ritualistic energy.