J.S. Epperson

Purveyor of headphone music for voyagers, blender of binaural beats, and deep vibe dealer. Angel in disguise.

  • Ascension

    Ascension

    Last updated in 2013 when I added several layers of Delta/Theta meditation binaural beats, a 2025 remastered version of ASCENSION is now available. The new master is louder, cleaner and features a less generous dynamic range, which works out really well for you earbud / headphone types. šŸ˜‰

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  • Angel Frequencies

    Angel Frequencies

    The album ANGEL FREQUENCIES is inspired by angel numbers—repeating number sequences often seen as messages from the spiritual world. These numbers tend to show up in everyday places like clocks, license plates, receipts, or phone numbers. (In fact, even as I type this I notice my clock reads 2:22)

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  • 432Hz music and the hidden problem of tuning

    About ten years ago, I released Splendor, a project I later removed from my discography. I built the album around the 432Hz tuning, keying each track to one of the seven chakras.

    As I kept experimenting with tuning and retuning my synthesizers, I realized I’d been going about it all wrong. Most of the ā€œ432Hzā€ music I’d been listening to wasn’t actually composed in that tuning at all—they were just 440Hz recordings pitched down by 8Hz. That approach made even less sense than what I was doing; no matter who was doing it, the math simply didn’t math.

    But the thing that drove me to drop the project completely was best articulated by Christopher Jaros in his book Sonic Alchemy (Amazon):

    Claims about the ancient origins of the 432Hz tuning encounter a major obstacle, which is the anachronism of the concept itself. The idea of consciously tuning instruments to an absolute value measured in cycles per second (cps), or today’s Hertz (Hz), is inextricably linked to the modern, scientific paradigm.

  • Hello world!

    Yeah so today was the day I hit the reboot button on this little website. Allow me to reintroduce myself: I am J.S. Epperson, purveyor of headphone music for voyagers, blender of binaural beats, angel in disguise, and all around kook dilettante. For best results, use headphones.Ā