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Experience the convergence of music, science, and space through two projects streamed from the International Space Station (ISS). Leonardo’s Project ZER0 for Maleth 3 takes listeners on a mesmerizing journey with the piano compositions, while rapper and physician Lazarus captivates with his groundbreaking hip-hop track “Pale Blue Dot.” These collaborations, supported by ICECubes Services and Metavisionaries bridge the realms of art, science, and imagination, showcasing the boundless possibilities when fusing diverse disciplines.
Explore two innovative musical projects streamed from aboard the International Space Station.
Leonardo’s Project ZER0 for Maleth 3 takes us on an ethereal journey through the melodies of the talented pianist. This piano song compositions orbiting ~400 km above Earth.
As featured in PLASTIC magazine: “With “ZER0,” Leonardo Barilaro continues to demonstrate his commitment to pushing artistic and technological boundaries. His fusion of piano and electronic elements creates a distinct and mesmerising sound that transcends traditional genres. Through his music, he invites us to dream, to ponder the mysteries of the universe, and to imagine a future where music is not confined to our planet.
Barilaro’s visionary approach and passion for exploration make him an artist to watch as he strives to bring his music to new frontiers, both on Earth and beyond.”
Another musical experience took place from the ISS, featuring a hip-hop track performed by Lazarus. The rapper and physician Lazarus takes center stage with his song “Pale Blue Dot.”
Witness the live stream from space as Lazarus’s mesmerizing lyrics transport us to the cosmic expanse.
“Pale Blue Dot” refers to Carl Sagan – part of the Voyager team – and his speech in 1994 at Cornell University, and invites us to reflect on the profound interconnection between science and society. The song was being premiered from the ISS and marks the first hip-hop song in history to attain this feat.
Through this collaboration between Metavisionaries, ICE Cubes, SpaceOmix, and the artists and by fusing healthcare, science, and the arts, an unprecedented exploration of various mediums were streamed from space.