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TuneSong TuneSong is an audiovisual publishing label.

Immediate action is thus required globally beginning with cross-national talks and three research groups with funding ba...
19/10/2025

Immediate action is thus required globally beginning with cross-national talks and three research groups with funding based on three different continents.

The blue whale Earth’s largest and most majestic animal is going eerily quiet, and scientists are deeply concerned. A new study from Cornell University’s K. Lisa Yang Center for Conservation Bioacoustics, published in Frontiers in Marine Science, reveals that blue whale song intensity has dropped by nearly 40% over recent decades.

These deep, resonant calls are not just beautiful they are essential for survival, enabling whales to find mates, navigate vast distances, and communicate across oceans. The sudden decline in song strength isn’t simply a matter of whales “choosing” to sing less it’s a symptom of something far more alarming.

Researchers believe the cause is rooted in climate change. Warming oceans are depleting krill populations, the whales’ primary food source. Underfed whales have less energy to devote to their powerful songs, and the weakening calls may reflect an overall decline in health and vitality.

This silence could be more than a behavioral change it may be an early warning sign of marine ecosystem collapse. If the largest creatures on the planet are struggling to feed and communicate, it suggests a ripple effect that could destabilize the entire ocean food web.

As the blue whales grow quieter, their silence speaks volumes a haunting reminder that the health of the oceans is tied directly to the fate of its greatest inhabitants.

18/10/2025

Events. Visuals. Who does them? The title was “video jockey” 20 years ago… now, lighting technicians, video installationists, and “personal appearance visual artists” have started to become more of a preference, if mildly interrogated at a dinner party regarding the time-honoured query: “And what do you do?”

18/10/2025

How many audio sample companies are there? Since the wheel was invented how many wheels have emerged from various global production centres?

We, TuneSong.global view the opportunity to share selections of “intentionally grouped” one-shot samples for independent producers.

Many of them are drum and perk types. Potentially too much information: we really customise the frequency mix, amplitude envelope (how the sound starts, and concludes)… and here is lesser used sample pack diversification based upon practicality and real world musicians: we make up to five length, EQ and “relevant FX”-adjusted variations. Sometimes for each and every single sound in one of our TuneSong Audio Resource Collections.

18/10/2025

TuneSong Audiovisual Fashion Label simply refers to a genuine description. As one the three founders, I don’t know how other people define the word “fashion”. I have an idea, a way of saying what it is for some people. This isn’t about making an individual become suddenly different.

This about garments and clothing that allow people who connect, or just intuitively sense “yes this is good”, to then wear the clothing and naturally… feel good.

Yes there is a sense of TuneSong character, sometimes more, other times not so obvious. We have two long sleeves with a matching cardigan for one of them arriving this year as a prototype. The first prototype testing proved to be a three year timespan. And the results are good. 18 months was enough. Three years is a conversation starter.

"warnings of rainfall of up to 120mm and wind gusts of up to 125km/h." ... this is known as an "extreme weather event". ...
01/07/2025

"warnings of rainfall of up to 120mm and wind gusts of up to 125km/h." ... this is known as an "extreme weather event".

In 2023 the Global Climate Scientists got together to compare research model data findings from years of extensive research on the "Greenhouse Effect".

These highly educated and experienced men and women invest years at University before going out to gather, observe and make sense of what is going on with the global climate.

Essentially there is a continuing warming trend on average each year. 2023 was the hottest year on record in Australia as it happened by coincidence that was the same year the Global Climate Scientist research findings were released in a group statement.

Use of fossil fuels is releasing a huge amount of carbon particles into the air, into the atmosphere, much more than the atmosphere can handle.

And so the temperature rises year by year. As does the incidence count and ferocity of "extreme weather events".

Thankfully they said there is hope. When and if we as a global community of humans ban all fossil fuels by 2033, the rising temperature averages shall actually reverse, the atmosphere of this planet shall heal itself naturally over time.

So too the "extreme weather events" shall reduce in both the amount and intensity! The current worrying situation (to say the least) will in fact reverse if we ban fossil fuels by 2033.

If we do not ban fossil fuels by 2033 then the situation will very likely be irreversible for a fe2w very cogent reasons.

So let's ban fossil fuels by 2033, make a future ready for optimisation and further progression for the generations who arrive after the current generations living on this planet.

A destructive “bomb cyclone" is bearing down the NSW east coast.

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