We are all part of the Universe. Each of us is an integral part of it. We are like little puzzles that together create a huge, endless picture. And although we can live without thinking about it, the universe always reminds us of its presence — in the starry sky overhead, in the light breeze, in the warmth of the sun's rays or in the silence of the night rain...

Middle of winter. Siberian frosts. Imagine for a moment that this suddenly happened, as in the ice age, on the territory of the entire planet. A frightening and, at the same time, beautiful phenomenon… Lyrical, romantic, with notes of a certain nostalgia track in the genre of Organic House. The bonus is the Downtempo and Ambient versions for deeper immersion. A state where you want to pause the whole world and, at the same time, you don't want this to be possible at all. This is music, as a kind of reminder to us, people, what can happen if we cross a certain line. Love each other. More warmth into your souls and less cold.

The planet we have been living on for quite a long time holds a lot of secrets and mysteries. Despite the fact that we have explored almost all continents, deserts, forests, islands, and lands covered with ice, there are many unexplored places on Earth. Sometimes people take risks to explore places previously unseen by man, be it the depths of the sea or the dead desert. You will be surprised, but there are still territories that remain uninhabited, poorly studied, and some are not even mapped. And it seems that the world has become much smaller, thanks to globalization, improved communication routes, the Internet and other technologies. It's as if every corner of the planet is accessible to humans. But no. There are still some God-forsaken places on Earth where no human has set foot. Most of them are very dangerous, but this does not mean that they are deserted. And each such place keeps its own riddles and secrets, and each of these places is a chance to learn something new, amazing and incredible. 

This world is waiting for its explorers, and who knows what amazing discoveries lie ahead…