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Leslie Ann at the White House front portico, with her 1931 Rolls-Canardly.

The Alchemical Use of Sound: Personal State, Hidden Powers, and the Angelic Collective

By E.J. Gold

Introduction: Sound as an Operative Force

Sound is more than an aesthetic experience. It is a structural force, a carrier of vibration, intention, memory, and power. Across esoteric systems, religious traditions, and advanced metaphysical practices, sound is used not simply for mood, but as a tool of transformation — a bridge between personal consciousness and higher states of being.

In this context, the Angelic Collective series — now encompassing twenty full albums in multiple languages, styles, and tonalities — is not just a musical endeavor. It is an engineered sequence of vibrational encounters, each deliberately crafted to resonate with key emotional, psychic, and spiritual centers within the listener.

These works are not passive. They are functional art, or more precisely, Objective Sound, designed to realign, activate, and elevate. Continue reading

It’s Friday. You’re welcome.

Sunset in Sumer.

Inanna and the Angelic Ladder: Music as the Path Between Worlds

Long before the towers of Babel rose, before Babylon borrowed the gods of Sumer, there stood a shining being whose footsteps echoed in both heaven and the underworld: Inanna, queen of the stars, goddess of desire and descent, harbinger of war, sex, beauty, and transformation. Continue reading

5-Star KFC?

Virtual Sculpture in the GoDD engine, by ej gold — you can build your own!

What Is “Soft Secession”?

“Soft secession” isn’t the kind of dramatic, fireworks-level breakaway you might picture. It’s more like a state gradually drifting away from federal control — opting out of certain responsibilities, withholding cooperation, and building its own systems — without ever formally declaring independence. Continue reading

King of the Jungle

Flag Burning & Free Speech —

A Balanced & Impartial Commentary

“Let’s talk about one of those peculiarly American social paradoxes. A man with a bullhorn burns the flag. It happened yesterday. The crowd gasps, the headlines shout. And yet—this act, as jarring as it feels—is exactly the kind of speech the First Amendment protects. Continue reading

Cracker Barrel Time

Angelic Collective Series:

  • Angel Atmospheres — Pure Angelic Harmonies (sung in Enochian)
  • Angel Collective English — various styles (sung in English)
  • Angel Collective — World — various countries (sung in various languages)
  • Angel Pro — Healing sounds for professional guides/coaches)
  • Angelic Doo-Wop — street style doo-wop treatment (sung in English)
  • Quebecois — French style a la McGarrigle Sisters) (sung in English)
  • New Orleans — Professor Longhair/Dr. John style (sung in English)
  • Psychedelic — moody, Doors style (sung in English)
  • Country — various country pop styles (sung in English)
  • Jazz — Progressive jazz smooth style (sung in English)
  • Latino — Hot Salsa Samba style (sung in English)
  • Espanol — Muy Caliente Salsa/Samba (sung in Spanish)
  • Gujarati — Authentic Indian (sung in Gujarati)
  • Hebrew — Authentic ancient style (sung in Hebrew)
  • Hindi — Authentic Hindi style (sung in Hindi)
  • Xhosa — Authentic Xhosa African style (sung in Xhosa)

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Working on Assembly

I’m just about to start sorting through the various 100 or more albums I’ve been making since I started working on Suno — and Suno has gone a long way since then, and is a lot more sophisticated and maneuverable than before.

Most of the albums are incomplete at the moment, and some are only a single song to indicate the meaning and direction of the album. I’m only after the finished albums at the moment. Continue reading