Taboo Tu from Floating Islands by Brett Spivey

That night I had the strangest dream, or was it a vision? I was in a darkened jungle. I could barely see through the thick brush. When all of a sudden, I was pulled backwards. I was told to be quiet and stay calm. The voice was familiar. When I turned, I saw my good friend Arthur Lyman. He told me to look and see what I was about to stumble upon. As my eyes focused all I could see were shrunken heads and torches and huts. I said to Arthur, “What is this place?” He said, “Taboo my friend…Taboo Tu. You and Cal need to be careful and to look for our good friend Martin Denny.”  A loud thumping in my head awakes me in the morning. It was the thumping of too much rum earlier the previous evening. The smell of bacon hung in the air. I open the tent sash to see Cal preparing breakfast. I told him of my dream and that Arthur was in it…telling us that we must find Martin.

Brett Spivey is a genre-blending artist known for crafting immersive soundscapes in Glitch Wave, Ambient, Trip Hop, and Cinematic styles. He draws influence from Pink Floyd, Kraftwerk, Aphex Twin, Boards of Canada and others. His albums, including Lanier (2025), fuse natural field recordings with deep emotional and atmospheric textures to create unique, introspective sonic journeys.