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Jon hopkins is also very interesting, He did a an album for psychedelics trips (album) but never really listened to it just skimmed a bit. I saw this interview a few months ago that is interesting and gives me cool ideas. In the end, I think most musicians merging spirituality and music just rely on intuition and practice spirituality through meditation, breathwork, or other modalities, rather than trying to control or force the process of making art/music. I feel like ultimately the music becomes a reflection of your level of consciousness (perhaps), or maybe it’s all just mental masturbation and is simply just what comes out randomly, lmao.

Ty, will check it

Hey all, I’m a music producer, and I’ve been getting deeper into the connection between music production and spirituality. Lately, I’ve been creating music more intentionally—focusing on energy, emotion, and meaning rather than just technical perfection. I want my music to uplift and carry something deeper. One artist who really inspires me is AU5—he often talks about merging sound design with spiritual and metaphysical ideas. I thought it would be cool to start a thread here to connect with others who feel a similar pull. Some things I’d love to hear from you all: Do you see a spiritual side to your music-making process? Do you use intention, energy work, or any kind of ritual in your creative flow? Are there any producers, ideas, or resources that help bridge the two worlds for you? Feel free to drop links, thoughts, or just share how you approach production with depth or consciousness. Here’s some AU5 videos I like: this one is more music related and quite long, but is interesting tome how he leads with intuition and there's a lot of spiritual topics in it i would say. I would love to see a space for producers who are also into metaphysical/spiritual topics.

I'm not sure if you still need motivation for this but there's so manu successful top djs right now that are way older than you: - MEDUZA (trio probably in 40s or 30s) - David Guetta (57 years old) - Armin Van Bureen (49) - Tiesto (56) - Anyma (37) - Kaskade (54) - Carl Cox (62) - Black coffee (49) - Giuseppe Ottaviani (46) - Bob Sinclar (55) There's many more, and these guys are touring a lot, like their lifestyle is not so easy to mantain so definitely don't limit urself. I am 24, also been pursuing this for like 10 years but had health issues lately that will slow me down for 3 years perhaps but if u think long term and committed to it you can think about having your peak career in 30s or 40s 50s.

Guru are back guys!!! Thanks Leo , excited to go back to the course🤩🤩

I hope soon, still waiting for these videos

@Huntley Stark He updated on the other post

Hey @Leo Gura, I just wanted to check in about the LP course videos that are still offline. I know you mentioned that it’s being worked on, but it’s been a while, and I had planned to use this period to go through the course. Is there any update on when this might be resolved? It’s been a bit inconvenient since I just bought it. Thanks for any info!

Thanks for the update!😄

@Leo Gura Any updates on when they'll be available again?