Welcome to the SK Murray Blog — a space where music, worship, and life converge. Here, I share personal reflections, deep dives into the spiritual dynamics of worship, and insights from my journey as a musician and disciple of Jesus. From biblical revelations to the science and soul of 444Hz tuning, each post is a window into the rhythms that shape my walk with God and the music I create to SHIFT THE ATMOSPHERE™.
Brown noise has the deepest sounding frequencies of the color noises (white, pink, and brown). Brown noise, also called Brownian noise, can help you sleep, promotes relaxation, and improves focus. Adding the 528Hz
White noise is the sound of every audible frequency playing at the same amplitude or volume. It is actually a calming sound, kind of like gentle static. Adding the benefits of a 528Hz
Mighty River, written by Jason Upton and made popular by the Katinas. This easy listening arrangement is great for prayer or devotional time, or just soaking in God’s presence. Soprano sax, piano, keys
These four tones (639Hz, 528Hz, 417Hz, 396Hz) together make for a solfeggio overload for the perfect sound of peace and deep sleep. The four tones make a perfect major 7th chord, or in
10 hours of OCEAN WAVES with monotonous, repetitive music recorded with a tone sounding at 528Hz. With gentle ocean waves, soothing synth pads, and subtle bell sounds for deep sleep, it is perfect
10 hours of OCEAN WAVES with monotonous, repetitive music recorded with a tone sounding at 528Hz. With gentle ocean waves, soothing synth pads, and subtle bell sounds for deep sleep, it is perfect
This solfeggio frequency is one that has a profound effect on our emotions. Some have stated that having the 741Hz tone playing causes tears of refreshing and an awareness of our relationship with
One Hour Soft Piano Healing Music, 417hz to Break Negative Cycles, Music for Creativity and Studying
I wrote these down from a message I saw where Jerry Savelle was sharing his confessions he makes over the financial seeds he sows. He said that it is like pouring water over
It’s been a good couple of weeks for Caleb. Last week he was not able to get chemo because his counts were too low, so we go in tomorrow and Wednesday for outpatient