This is how I meditate and find peace
The writing of “Astral Traveling the Stars” — a collaboration built from piano, choir layers and a steady 89 BPM pulse.
A journey through consciousness. Welcome to our cosmic song — a collaboration featuring Trish Thunderstone and vocal ensembles with guests around the world.
Video Clip
Astral Traveling the Stars
Cinematic orchestral piece in minor key: a journey at 89 BPM. Lo-fi undercurrent guides a cosmic collaboration by Trish Thunderstone, The Zen Orbits, and artists worldwide. Close your eyes, pass through portals, and let voices, strings, flutes, shinobue, bass, piano, Rhodes, hang drum, and a trap-tinged outro carry you beyond time and space.
Artist: Trish Thunderstone
Prefer audio? Listen on SoundCloud or open Stems & Downloads.
Process
Drafted in Ableton Live at 89 BPM — rhythmic sketches → piano loop → choir layering.
Chords
Core set: F minor · D# major · B♭ minor · A♭ major
Working scale: f / g / g# / b♭ / c / c# / d# / f
Bridges
#1 (03:36–04:20): D# → C → G → F → D# → C → G# → G · then D# → F → B♭.
#2 (05:45–07:11 · spaceship landing) D#maj · Cmin · Gmin · Fmin → D#maj · Cmin · G#maj · Gmin
Lyrics
“I’ll keep writing your name amongst the stars.”
“I’ll make words dance through galaxies.”
“I’ll continue to love you with all of my heart.”
“For only love is endlessly…”
“Astral traveling the stars.”
“Nothing out there seems too far.”
“Astral traveling the stars.”
“Nothing out there seems too far.”
”And there are days.”
”Where words are insufficient.”
”But, if you wish to find me.”
”Listen to the silence...”
Stems
Beat · Sub · FX · Vocal Choir · Piano — separate stems for remix/reference.
Stems (v71)
1) Beat + Bassline · 2) Choral Symphony + Piano + Flute · 3) Rhodes + Spanish Guitar + Violin · 4) Effects
Audio Downloads
Collaborations
The Zen Orbits — vocal choir recorded at Cbra Systems Studio (Groningen). Project of Ruben Geerlings.
The Mayan — chill beats & mellow hop end‑section; file exchange via WeTransfer.
✨ Credits
Vocals – Odili Ifeanyi (Nigeria)Vocals – Ro Air (Argentina)
Soprano – Virina Sekar (Indonesia)
Vocal Choir – The Zen Orbits (Angel Constellation)
Lyrics (Part 1) – Maria Gonzalez (Netherlands)
Lofi Beats, Flute, Vocals & Lyrics (Part 2) – The Mayan (Netherlands)
Shinobue – Manu Gonzalez (Spain)
Synthetic Bassline – Aleks Smitt (Estonia)
Fretless Bassline – Jorrit Godeke (Netherlands)
Spanish Guitar – Ibnu Hadi D. (Indonesia)
Violin – Eneko (Basque Country)
Piano – Ruben Geerlings (Netherlands)
Rhodes Piano – Abramo R. (Italy)
Hang Drum – Andriy Orysh (Ukraine)
Trap Beat (Outro) – Pauls Beats (Ukraine)
Video & Reaction
Reaction (ZAYNE)
Short take on “Astral Traveling the Stars”. The clip loads on the right in 16:9. If embeds are blocked, a poster appears with a link to YouTube.
“An 11‑minute journey with evolving scenes and moods.”
Storyboard (concept)
From temple stillness to deep‑space travel. Eleven monks, burgundy robes, candles levitating; a silent procession boards a ship, chants for peace as the craft streaks past planets and stars, later touching down on a beach on Earth.
They meet locals in Groningen, share wisdom, then depart — resuming their astral traveling.