Music: Anadlu by Kelly Lee Owens / Lasse Marhaug, from Kelly Lee Owens, LP.8

What do we see with closed or almost closed eyes blinking against the sun? Both seeing and breathing ("anadlu") are a matter of continuous creativity, of birth and death.

"When I close my eyes, I see my eyelids from the inside. A red of sunlight, skin and blood. Worm-like shapes, shadows and patterns drift on the retina like on water. A continuous stream of moving images. They cannot be focused or fixed. It flows without my intervention and yet I can control it. Like every breath that connects what is inside and outside me." (rearoua)

In this Rock music song, Dr. Savage sings about the power of freedom to become an artist. He speaks about the importance of never giving up on your dreams, no matter how difficult they may seem at first.

If you're an artist who has been struggling to find your voice and find your place in the world, then this song is for you. Dr. Savage speaks directly to you and shares his story, letting you know that you can become an artist if you're willing to fight for it. Listen to this song and let it inspire you to reach for your dreams!

A seafarer sings the story of how he, as a young man, left Falmouth looking for a new life on the High Seas. During his voyage, he recounts how the moon began to follow him, watching his every move. After months at sea, the ship arrived at a topical island where the moon lead him to his first true love awaiting on the beach. But the moon became envious of their love, drove them apart, and forced the young man, heartbroken and alone, back to Falmouth. Every time he looks up at the night sky, the moon is always there, reminding him of a love lost so many years ago.