![Timber Valley: Ethereal Forest Groove - A slow, chill, deeply meditative reggae Inspired Groove with Hippie Soul Space natural acoustic textures wood flute melodies drift in and out like soft wind through trees Hang-drum pulses like a heartbeat under skin drums tapping slow and round Harshness Just pure earthy sound lead female vocals are ethereal dreamy Echoing through an enchanted forest, Not of this world. Vocals are mellow clean and warm like a friend on the porch after a long walk this song captured peaceful isolation in the deep woods of Timber Valley it's a tribute to days spent micro dosing mushrooms sipping cold beer filling the breeze and celebrating the beauty of not being in the city it Breeze It pauses It leaves room for the mind to wander Ideal for barefoot mornings Lazy hammock afternoons, sunset porch hangs, and foggy forest introspection. Real Instruments played by masters of the art of each of them Didgeridoo, real chill pure. Western Indian flute style. Light hang-drum quite, so it does not over do the other instruments vocals are always plus 7 to plus nine above the loudest instrument No mumbling no screaming no yelling Close mic D vocals are up front and center . ethereal chill slow sound, quit deeper Male Viking chance in the background.
lyrics: [intro spoken slow almost whispered]
Up here in Timber Valley, ain't no rush, just wind, trees, and time to be.
[verse one]
verse one] Crack that beer, feel the weight go, mossy roots where the wildflowers grow. Breeze through the Cedars, sun in my hair, I don't need traffic, don't need a care.
[verse two]
Barefoot steps on the pine needle floor, mushrooms buzzing like a key to the door. Sip slow, mind low, heart wide open, every little breath builds like a poem.
[chorus]
When last, we just let go, deep in Timber Valley where the soft winds blow. Thank you No alarms, no concrete noise, just peace, beer and mushroom joys.
[instrumental - Solo wood flute and goat skin drum, slow]
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Timber Valley: Ethereal Forest Groove
A slow, chill, deeply meditative reggae Inspired Groove with Hippie Soul Space natural acoustic textures wood flute melodies drift in and out like soft wind through trees Hang-drum pulses like a heartbeat under skin drums tapping slow and round Harshness Just pure earthy sound lead female vocals are ethereal dreamy Echoing through an enchanted forest, Not of this world. Vocals are mellow clean and warm like a friend on the porch after a long walk this song captured peaceful isolation in the deep woods of Timber Valley it's a tribute to days spent micro dosing mushrooms sipping cold beer filling the breeze and celebrating the beauty of not being in the city it Breeze It pauses It leaves room for the mind to wander Ideal for barefoot mornings Lazy hammock afternoons, sunset porch hangs, and foggy forest introspection. Real Instruments played by masters of the art of each of them Didgeridoo, real chill pure. Western Indian flute style. Light hang-drum quite, so it does not over do the other instruments vocals are always plus 7 to plus nine above the loudest instrument No mumbling no screaming no yelling Close mic D vocals are up front and center . ethereal chill slow sound, quit deeper Male Viking chance in the background. lyrics: [intro spoken slow almost whispered] Up here in Timber Valley, ain't no rush, just wind, trees, and time to be. [verse one] verse one] Crack that beer, feel the weight go, mossy roots where the wildflowers grow. Breeze through the Cedars, sun in my hair, I don't need traffic, don't need a care. [verse two] Barefoot steps on the pine needle floor, mushrooms buzzing like a key to the door. Sip slow, mind low, heart wide open, every little breath builds like a poem. [chorus] When last, we just let go, deep in Timber Valley where the soft winds blow. Thank you No alarms, no concrete noise, just peace, beer and mushroom joys. [instrumental - Solo wood flute and goat skin drum, slow] [Song continues verse 3 verse 4, chorus, bridge, outro]
