Episodes in Oceanography (full album)

00:00 1. Aluminaut Rescues Alvin
07:45 2. Abiogenesis
14:00 3. Swirling Around the Bathysphere
23:00 4. Coral Carriageways
26:22 5. Hymn of the Decapods
35:12 6. Nine North
40:42 7. The Towering Kelp
46:18 8. A Squid and Her Eggs
53:42 9. Submarine Sunbeams
59:29 10. Ekman's Spiral

Released June 5, 2022.

[andrepreza]

As a giant squid myself, I can tell you this reminded me a lot of growing up in the deep-sea and going on adventures with my fellow cephalopods.

[dato]

I am a 500 million year old trilobite from the Cambrian Era. And I really dig this album though I can only "hear" by feeling vibrations and I do not have a higher brain or any sort of similar organ that can process the idea of music.

[elskabee]

as an anomalocaris, this makes me nostalgic for the days the ocean was the real happenin spot. Shout out to my fellow cambrian peeps!

[letsplayasmr]

My colony of gulf shrimp and I just wanted to applaud the way the vibrations and acoustic particle motions of this album interact with our sensory hairs and statocysts. It really reminds me of growing up as a shrimplet in the seaweed undergrowths around the coastal shores of Mexico. 10/10 album

[HotDiggityDogg]

As an oceanographer, i can attest that it does in fact sound like an underwater donkey Kong level in the middle of the ocean .. but only in the deepest parts of the ocean where most people never go... You can't hear it from the beach....

[Marfybaby]

We making it out the primordial soup with this one!

[teddydog]

Speaking as a barnacle I can say everyone in my cluster, myself included, can sense this as a faint hum. I know it's tough to tell when we barnacles get excited but this really is the album we've been waiting and clinging for.

[dustinfrost]

As someone who is a puddle enjoyer, this array of melodies and sensations makes me eager to move onto larger bodies of water for further enjoyment. I am enchanted by, and inquisitive of the wonders that 'Big Water' may hold within the darkness.

[DuMacaco]

This album made my remember the ordovician, long ago when we arthropods ruled the sallow waters. Life was simple, there were no jaws and no green on dry land, just crinoids dancing in the waves and little feet scurrying around in the sand...wonderfull times

[mariepomme]

You had me at Oceanography! This is the soundtrack of me writing my master's theises. Hope you'll compose one about eelgrass meadows!

[thag_simmons]

I'm genuinely shocked that this isn't some obscure Japanese new age record you picked up from a remote secondhand shop or something. You absolutely nailed the style, and I never would have been able to tell if not for the video description.

[SamSarracino]

As a biologist, I can say this is well-researched. And sounds beautiful, too.

[steveWilkinson-zt]

Yes I am a crustacean and this takes me back to the day the flora was bountiful

[LOL.c.r.i.n.g.e]

To everyone who’s feeling down I’m giving you a virtual hug

[erik_gerhard]

I've been searching for an ocean-themed, synth-centric album like this for YEARS. Thank you so much! 🥲

[lanadelreyismom]

My music taste evolved into “strange sounds but for 1 hour”

[haroldocanuto]

I got this randomly recomended. I don't know what it is yet, but it's so beautiful! Sounds a lot like 70's electronic prog and dungeon synth.

[seanzegremlinsaltlord]

This is the type of music that I need more in my life. No words, just the instruments. My brain is cluttered with words that I don't want to hear right now.

[tunacharm]

amazing album!! i love the ocean, this makes me feel like i'm weightless under the sea, drifting with the surge of the current. i like to call this genre of music "little guy music" because it's what i like to imagine all those little creatures are listening to while they do their thing. thanks for this beautiful music and keep up the good work!!

[amDayDreamer]

This is so lovely! I just finished the album, and I’m gonna play it again!