Lovely. I like that at the start it dials back your usual ambience a little - there’s a few hard piano hits, and the sax gets abruptly uprooted, and there’s that glockenspiel/harpsichord (?) sound later.

But there are still moments you do what you usually do - which is to get me seeing the Aurora Borealis in the sky.

I doubt anyone is living _on_ a dwarf planet (gravity won’t hold an atmosphere down, and the dynamo generating a solar wind protecting magnetosphere would be long gone), but it is entirely possible there’s life inside a dwarf planet, in the oceans heated by the core or gravitational interactions with its moons.

Ahhh… you’ve created a beautiful moment… to get lost in spacey thought. Thanks for the head-space.

Very nice selections of stems you made there. I like your interpretation of the Interstellar theme. BTW, at 2:33 the track seem to have skipped abruptly, unless that was intentional.

This is lovely and certainly illustrates your concept, a place alone and lit dimly from a distant sun.
Very nice use of the samples to create your vision.

Your remixes are always a great lesson. Maintain a style and a way of doing regardless of the material to be remixed. I love the end.

The space between the sound…unnamed….distant…expanse for the imagination. Gurdonark…you are a master of these unknown territories.

Enjoyed the regular beat. Perfect backbone to the soaring pads and pensive piano, not so weirdbent. On repeat…

i’ve always been a fan of Pluto and felt it was unfairly removed from the inner circle LOL. this mix has a new sound based on what i’ve heard from you all of these years — more space, breath and vastness. i really love it. such patience to allow the sound to penetrate the heart and mind, with different chapters like a book of music. one could write a short film based on this piece. beautiful work Robert!!!!

Very cool trip through different futuristic atmospheres. ^ ^

The thing about Pluto being demoted to “dwarf” status is interesting. At the time I too was afronted. Seemed like we had lost something, a whole planet infact.

But when we finally got there, or at least when the new horizons probe got there we found it to be an unexpected complex and amazing place.

Bit like your remix :

Always so much space in your work, gurdonark…

Well done, G