ike the aurora borealis painting stories across northern skies, "Northern Lights" explores the delicate dance of human perspectives. It's about those moments when we stand at different vantage points, seeing the same world through different lenses. The song speaks to the art of holding space – that precious ability to remain present and open, even when understanding seems just out of reach.

A Visual Story on Youtube
Through Omri Ohana's lens, we follow a solitary person moving through fog-laden landscapes. Each frame captures the essence of what it means to navigate through uncertainty while holding space for connection. The misty atmospheres and ethereal movements mirror the song's message: sometimes, we must journey through our own wilderness to find common ground.

The Remastered Sound
Remastered at NJP Studios in Zurich, the song's soundscape weaves electronic elements with organic instrumentation, creating a sonic environment where different perspectives can coexist and find harmony. Like the visual fog that both obscures and reveals, the music creates space for reflection and understanding.

A Deeper Message
"Northern Lights" isn't just about the challenge of seeing eye to eye; it's about the courage to remain open when paths diverge. It's about finding that metaphorical aurora – that natural phenomenon that draws people together in wonder, creating a safe haven where understanding can flourish.

The song reminds us that in our journey of holding space for others, we often find ourselves holding space for our own growth. As the fog lifts and clarity emerges, we discover that different perspectives aren't obstacles to connection – they're invitations to expand our understanding.

released November 8, 2018
Northem Lights has been produced by Ingeborg Osterhuis (vocals, lyrics, composition), Alex Wilson (Soundscapes, piano and synths), Marque Gilmore (Beats, drums and sonic magic) vocals recorded by Cameron van As, Mixed by Alex Mullarkey, and remastered by Leoš Gerteis (NJPStudios) Vocal pre-production done with LA vocal pre-producer Brad Chapman.