From the first divine breath over the formless void to the triumphant rest of the seventh day, “It Was Good“ is a magnum opus, a sacred soundscape that weaves the Genesis narrative into a living tapestry of melody and wonder, performed by Aetheris (Latin for “heavenly air“).
This composition unfolds like a living scroll of Genesis, weaving the seven days of creation into a tapestry of sound where every lyric breathes. The journey begins in minimalist reverence—a lone harp plucking light into being as the Foundation voice names the dawn. When the Crystal voice enters on Day 4 (“Golden sun, silver moon”), the high G# from Aetheris rings with the actual vibrational frequency of our solar system’s resonance (432Hz), while celestial overtones shimmer like newborn stars.
The earth comes alive in Day 5-6’s crescendo—clay drums pound the rhythm of creatures “roaming land and cave,” while the bowed lyre’s drone mirrors the divine hands shaping dust into life. The seventh day’s rest hangs suspended like a held note (“The cosmos in His palm…”), until the final chorus erupts in 40-voice glory: “From the void to Eden’s height!” The song’s last harp string fades… but the wonder lingers like the afterglow of creation’s first morning.
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AI prompt engineering, composition, lyrics, and audio editing by Ty Bollinger, founder of TTAC (“The Truth About Cancer”). Most vocals are AI-generated. Instrument choice and prompt engineering by Ty, instrument performances by AI.
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