We're finally getting this web site updated, so that it works with mobile. You may not be experiencing that right at the moment this blog post is written, but the new web site will be up and running sometime in August 2025. It will be massively more mobile friendly. Which is to say, it won't crash on every phone that tries to load it.

The best new feature is that you can click the album cover art, and the site will play the appropriate YouTube music video or audio track. There are YouTube videos for about 50 of our 82+ songs, so there is a grater that 50% chance that you'll see a video when clicking on a song's cover art.

 Every month, we have been making a new music video available on our YouTube channel. This month, we put out a new version of the video for Rainbow Rainbow, the Rainbow Tribe's anthem. Check it out here. It is in the top right corner of the home page. The movie can also be found here, on our YouTube Channel and here. Enjoy. While you're there, check out our other movies. Fine fun watching. Great art! Good music!

Summer of Love begins Sunheart's 2021 publishing season. A 7 1/2 minute mini-rock opera, it tells the story. On your streaming platform of choice, or at Summer of Love

Exciting news! Sunheart will be playing the Community Village Stage at this year's NOCF 2020 virtual celebration. Large social gatherings like the Oregon Country Fair are not allowed this year due to a global pandemic, but where there is a web site, there is a way. We will be featured on the Oregon Country Fair web site on Saturday, July 11, 2020. We will keep you posted on the exact time as soon as we know it.

Nearing the end of our year of publishing now, we have published song number 60, One Hand Drumming. This song started as a cosmic rap and/or directions for playing together by our drummer, Jeffy "Zen" Alberts, at a rehearsal in 1995, and became a Sunheart classic theme song. David plays three different acoustic guitar parts on the accompaniment, and Dawn plays a repetitive descant part as well as s full set of lead guitar solos.

Welcome to the Earth

We have now published song number 28 in our year-long song-a-thon, called Welcome to the Earth. This song was a live studio recording with David, Omni, Dawn, and Fiora all singing together in one room. Later, we added lead guitar with Dawn, Nanda on traps, and had all  the singers do non-live vocals tracks. I ended up mostly using the live vocal tracks, just using the "clean" versions for backup, and reinforcement. It turns out, there was some magic in the four of us singing together in the same room that night. In fact, a previously published song, MoreThan Anything, came from that same session. It also had the magic. Omni came in right before we published with some spaceship sounds and bells. The spaceship sounds were what she always heard in the song, but didn't have the technology to do live, so she would just use her voice to make spaceship and wind sounds. In this version, we have real spaceships and wind. I also recorded a new bass guitar track in 2019. I discovered that tuning the bass to DGDG instead of EADG made this song, which is tuned down two frets, really work.

Bound For Glory

Bound For Glory? Well, maybe. Actually, I'm not bound at all. Hey, we are now up to published song number 22. They are all available on the home page and the home page of our web site sunheart.org. We're trying to get a new song up every week. This week I am working on Millions Now Know, which has bells, tabla and traps by our drummer, Nanda Dulal Das, and a sitar track by the late, great Matura Seva. Stay tuned.