Naked Planet is an earthy & sometimes erotic fusion of ethnic styles. Plaintive flute sounds trickling over the Nile. Exotic percussion beating at the heart of dark & ambient landscapes.Close your eyes & you may find yourself drifting off to strange lands as imagined through the eyes of the composer.

Here is music that spans the continents, inspired by Middle-Eastern, Indian, Asian & latin textures.

Music for deep meditation or sensual enjoyment.

Interested in using Naked Planet's music for film or gaming soundtracks? The email is: manwithaplanet@hotmail.com

The voice-over on 'The Devil's Triangle' is by American author Bruce Gernon, whose work first inspired me to write the track.
In "The Fog,' Bruce presents an exciting new theory of the Bermuda Triangle, based upon his firsthand experiences, reports of other survivors, and scientific research.
Click here to learn more: THE FOG

	La Nina Harp solo. Sprightly & melodic with a South American feel.		Brazilian
	Oceania Another solo harp piece.		Acoustic
	Greensleeves Harp version of that famous Medieval song.		Medieval
	Boomerang Here's some Psy-trance		Psychedelic trance
	Something wicked Violin for heavies.		Symphonic Rock
	Primordial Lifeform It's a little bit creepy.		Ambient
	Transiberia Murder on the Transiberian Express.		Film Music
	Kama Phal A mood piece infused with indian sounds & rhythms.		Electronic
	River Of Ghosts An eerie journey into the dark continent.		Electronic
	Neon A chillout piece with Japanese motifs drifting through a warm electronic ambience. Whether it takes you to the heart of Tokyo or the heights of Mt. Fujiama - just enjoy the trip.		Electronic
	The Devil's Triangle Just plain creepy		Electronic
	Voyager Space is the place.		Electronic
	Mirage Dark middle-eastern flute sounds immersed in gorgeous waves of synthesized music. An ambient piece that lures you into the desert, where mischievous mirages often lead the solitary travellar astray.		Electronic
	Drum Hypnotic conga groove with electronica and Afro percussion.		Electronic
	Drum II (A) Influenced by African music, this is a mixture of electronic sounds, marimba & tribal song.		Electronic
	Drum II (B) Up tempo with tribal percussion & some Goa trance influence.		Electronic
	Drum II (C) Up tempo with tribal percussion & some Goa trance influence.		Electronic
	Aurora Australis - 01 The White Desert Antarctica - the White Desert.		Electronic
	Aurora Australis - 02 Descent Into Night Sunset in the Antarctic.		Electronic
	Aurora Australis - 03 Nocturne In both polar regions night can last for as long as 179 days.		Electronic
	Aurora Australis - 04 Dance Of Lights The Southern Aurora lights up the Antarctic night.		Electronic
	Pilliga Pronounced Pily-gah. Another of my 90's tracks.		Electronic
	6EQUJ5 The WOW signal.[From my 90's Rebirth collection]		Electronic

DMD Compact Disc Online Drum A chilled-out collection of hypnotic conga grooves & ethnic electronica.

Electronic

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Naked Planet	4/5/2012 6:24:09 AM I'm really stoked to see that my latest ambient track - 'Primordial Lifeform' - has racked up so many plays. Well into four digits for one month alone. It's definitely the track I'm proudest of at the moment. A few people have told me the violin section at the end should be expanded & turned into a remix, though I'm not so sure about that. Hey, I'm glad they like it so much, but from my perspective the track in it's present form is just as it should be. Anyway, thanks everybody for the plays. The response is really heartening. I'll explore tracks in a similar vein in the near future. For now, I've just posted a harp piece called La Nina. Once again, it's something a bit different from my usual output. A hybrid of Latin, jazz & easy listening. I suppose I just wanted to prove to myself that I can work confidently with a solo instrument. Also, the melody was buzzing around in my head for days so I had to do something with it.
Naked Planet	12/28/2010 1:19:45 AM JUST A MESSAGE TO MY LISTENERS. The four part Aurora Australis suite I've just posted was written in the 90's but recreated here using newer digital technology. Still, many passages featuring my vintage Juno keyboard are preserved in this version to retain the character of the original recording. Parts V & VI, still to be written, will eventually be added. All six parts & all my 90's material will then find it's way on to a CD entitled '90's Rebirth.' But this won't be for some time as I'm working on current material for a follow up CD to 'Drum.' BTW: Aurora was meant to be listened to as one continuous track but I've segmented it to comply with iac guidelines; as a result some musical passages are altered or missing. The CD will present Aurora in it's true form.
Epiphany	2/28/2009 10:57:49 PM I would like to thank you for your kind words on my page. I've listened to your tracks, and of all songs I never have seen a track name so well chosen as 'Mirage'
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