Arctic Rise - Hurry Up, It's Closing!

The story behind the album
This album is a tribute to Graham Hancock, a renowned author and researcher whose work I have been following for almost two decades.
The concept of the album revolves around the existence of a lost civilisation that flourished tens of thousands of years ago during the last ice age. Unfortunately, this civilisation was wiped out by a cataclysmic event, possibly caused by a comet or asteroid that hit the northern ice cap over 12,000 years ago, leading to a great flood.
Many cultures across the world have recorded this event (great flood) in their teachings. As a result, humanity had to start over from scratch, with no memory of who we are or where we came from. Hancock refers to us as "a species with amnesia," and this is where I drew inspiration for the album title.
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The artwork
The album is a reflection on humanity's story, prompting me to contemplate our future direction. I believe the next leap forward will involve artificial intelligence, and the album cover features an image created by AI depicting an advanced indigenous woman who lived before the cataclysm.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
The quotes included on the tracks are used for educational reasons only. I do not own the words of the authors and am not profiting from their use. I want to spread the word in a musical manner. Their research and ideas need to be heard.
The authors of the quotes used on the tracks are credited appropriately and their work is acknowledged as being important to the topic at hand.
I have included these quotes on my tracks as a means of highlighting the valuable work of the authors and raising awareness for their contributions. I encourage you to read their work to gain a deeper understanding of our reality. This is the whole point of my album.
Credits:
Hancock Graham, "Fingerprints of the Gods", Introduction - Quote on the Track “Hello?”
The Resonance Academy (Resonance Science Foundation, Nassim Haramein), Instagram Post, 16. February 2022 - Quote on the track “Origins”
Stephanie Dalley, ed. and trans. Myths from Mesopotamia. New York: Oxford UP, 1991 - Quote on the track “Enuma Elish”
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Further credits:
Jeffro Lackscheide (Jeffromixesyou.com) - Mastering
Nik Nocturnal - Guest musician on the track “What About Michael Collins”
Luna Yves - Voice overs
Nightcafe.studio (nightcafe.studio/) - Artwork
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