Wish You Were Here


“Wish You Were Here is a session about carrying yourself forward”

Welcome to the track notes.

These sit alongside the music as a companion. Not to explain it, but to deepen how you experience it. Each session is designed to help you notice how sound interacts with your state. Not just what you hear, but what shifts, what surfaces, and what stays with you.

This isn’t analysis.

It’s a way of listening that turns music into something more personal; a space to reflect and explore your own experience within it.


This session sits in the Underground Room.

A space for when you feel disconnected and ready to break stagnation, move before clarity, and shift your nervous system from stuck to mobilised.


Track Notes: #4 “Wish You Were Here”

session Origins

Wish You Were Here is a session about carrying yourself forward.

It comes from a place of memory, connection, and the weight that sits alongside both. Not to stay in it, but to move with it.

This session was shaped by a deep connection built over time, one that lives on through shared moments, music, and memory. The kind that doesn’t disappear, even when circumstances change.

The intention here wasn’t to sit in nostalgia or create a space to hold emotion still. It was to take those memories — the warmth, the meaning, the presence — and let them move.

This is not about going back.

It’s about taking what matters with you.

Before You Press Play

Step in when something feels present, but unresolved.

When memory carries weight, not just heaviness, but meaning.

This is an Underground Room session.

Not for stillness.
Not for escape.

For movement through connection.

A SMALL RESET TO BEGIN…

Before pressing play, bring something or someone to mind.

No story. No analysis.

Just the feeling of it or them.

Then press play.

What’s HEre

Wish You Were Here blends emotion with movement.

  • Warm, familiar textures

  • Tones that carry both lightness and weight

  • Subtle forward motion beneath reflection

  • Energy that builds without breaking the feeling

Nothing is separated.

It all moves together.


The Arc

This session doesn’t leave emotion behind. It carries it forward.

  1. Connection: Memory surfaces naturally, without force

  2. Weight & Warmth: Emotion holds both directions at once

  3. Integration: The feeling stabilises, something you can hold

  4. Continuation: The connection remains, but no longer holds you in place

Nothing resolves.

But something shifts.


THe Listening Practice

Headphones or speakers, whichever feels more personal and activating

  • Sit, stand, or walk; let the body choose

  • Let memory and music exist together

No need to separate them.

GUIDED NOTICING (LIGHT TOUCH)

  • Notice what comes up when you listen and reflect

  • Notice how that feeling changes as the music moves

  • Notice when it becomes easier to carry, easier to move

On Returning

Return when memory feels heavy, or distant.

When you want to reconnect, but not stay there.

Each time, it may land differently.

Sometimes close. Sometimes quiet.

Both are part of the process.

After THe Session

Notice where you are now.

  • If you feel grounded, carry that into something small and real

  • If emotion is still close, step into an Intimate Room session

  • If energy is building, move into Performance and let it expand

Follow what’s there.

Final Reflection

Wish You Were Here doesn’t remove what you feel.

It changes how you carry it.

The connection stays. The memory stays.

But it becomes something that moves with you, not something that keeps you still.

FINAL WORD

You don’t forget or leave it behind.

You move forward with it.

Wish You Were Here is a companion.

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