One on One with the Space & JupiTeR

— A transmission from Planet J, deep in the BasH!Galaxy.

In this stellar new episode, Jowee Omicil teams up with Guadeloupe’s orbit-bending pianist Jonathan Jurion for an unfiltered deep-space session — a sonic collision tracked straight from the tropics. An astral improvisation where sound breathes and the spirit gets free.

At the center is the ethereal new track “JupiTeR,” a raw, interstellar jam where Omicil’s soprano saxophone and Jurion’s celestial keys collide. Tracked with no map, no grid, and no expectation — just pure cosmic composition. Unfiltered. Unpredictable. Rotating freely in the great beyond.

Because you leave space — we are. When you leave space — the music breathes, and something more arrives. And that’s where Eric H. comes at the Podcast Mix.

He opens the portal — and suddenly, others come forward. Voices from their own galaxies. Thinkers. Dreamers. Prophets of the beyond:

• Carl Jung, whispering of the collective unconscious.

• John Lennon, dreaming loud through the fog of reality.

• Philip K. Dick, decoding the illusion of time and truth.

It’s a séance in sound. A conversation between frequencies. Ancestral. Electric. Unlocked by trust.

And then — the artwork arrived. Unplanned, unprompted.

Multidisciplinary artist Mawuena Kodjovi hadn’t heard the track or known the story — yet he painted something that matched it perfectly: planets, movement, cosmic energy on canvas. It fit seamlessly into Jowee’s universe.

For the single cover, the painting became a collage — Jowee looking upward, imagining what’s out there.

At release, the image evolved into a subtle animation. Are the planets really moving, or is it just the feeling?

JupiTeR is part of the upcoming album sMiLes, a cosmic offering beamed straight from the heart of the BasH!Galaxy — where rules dissolve and the spirit speaks fluently.

It’s the sound of letting go and tuning in.

🎧 Listen now to the Podcast

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