Solaris (Sun)
Beat. It's the basis of all life; the heart beats a tempo. Our ears listen to the blood course through our system. The sun is the necessity of our life.
Darting (Mercury)
The quickest planet in our solar system -- 87 days to dart around the sun just once! Think about it, this planet goes around the sun more than 4 times during one year on Earth.
And I Love You (Venus)
The planet that has been designated as "LOVE" and beauty. Jazz is a perfect conveyor of this: soft, mellow, and smooth. Ease in and lay back, jazz will relax you.
Earth Winds (Earth)
Our planet is rich in sounds and the winds carry these fantastic beats in small clips of tempo. Listen and you can hear not only the nationality but also the raciality in the winds of our planet.
Laughing At The Moon (Moon)
This is a dark piece dedicated to that conumdrum in the night sky. Poets, lovers, writers and musicians are awed by its inspirational powers.
Mars Beat (Mars)
The planet named after the god of war. In battle, there is a beat, a driving force. Hence, it would only be proper that this song be a forceful, driving tune.
Hall of the Giants (Jupiter)
A toll calls one to the temple of the mightiest. There is a reverence as you gaze in awe of the strength around you. You realize that you are in the presence of the great god, Jupiter.
Within the Rings (Saturn)
In the distance you can see the rings of the planet yet when you draw nearer; that is when you see the sheer airiness of the lacelike structure of the ring. It is here that you wander and stroll.
Before The Gods (Uranus)
Before the gods that we are so familiar with, there were those that preceeded. Uranus was the father of Jupiter and Saturn. Uranus reigned supreme in the darker ages, more primitive of times.
Blue (Neptune)
The planet is like a light blue bubble of irridescent water. Neptune, king of the seas. Listen to the waves rock and lull you. When you submerge, there are haunting sounds.
Twilight Spin (Pluto)
In the deepest regions of our solar system, a small planet ambles quietly in the failing solar light. It moves so slowly that it takes over two centuries to complete one revolution about the sun.