The Singularity Audio Drama

Episode III: Oblivion

Something has happened where The Wall ends and The Lake begins.  Now the two inhabitants of The Singularity will never be the same again. Their paths had crossed before but neither was aware of the dark past from which they both came.  Now with the full power of the prophecy of The Lost Chord awakened the two inhabitants will come to know and understand their dark past and the ties that bind them.  Blue Ghosts!  Voice Cast:  Seleni/Trash Panda: Rachel Lucille Woodworth Gustav Morales/Scientist: Alexei Galar Singularity Soldier: Jänson Harris  Singularity Computer: Francisco Morales Production Credits: Written and Directed by: Rachel Lucille Woodworth Produced by: Rachel Lucille Woodworth and Alexei Galar Executive Producers: Avier Peña and Kaiju B. Murphy Music by: The Singularity Project Sound Design Team:  Alexei Galar, Rachel Lucille Woodworth,  and Isaac Kestral (SadSpaceBoy)  Some sounds taken from freesounds.org  Recorded in Scranton, PA USA and Mexico City, Mexico Social Media: https://linktr.ee/thesingularityproject [https://linktr.ee/thesingularityproject?fbclid=IwAR3oFFfZS3Dtu4josG4jAu4Ajn3ApWSwox142ZO0iGpvIxfCikNgSmi46Ek]

Episode II: The Vision

Episode II: The Vision  After unlocking the powers of the prophecy of The Lost Chord the two inhabitants on opposite sides of The Wall struggle to grasp what little they still understand about this new reality.  "What just happened?" the two voices said in unison.  At their meeting point, where The Wall ends and The Lake begins...nothing is what it had seemed to be just moments before...only how could there be anything else? This separation is all they have ever known.... Cast: Female Voice (Trash Panda): Rachel Lucille Woodworth Male Voice (Scientist) : Alexei Galar Voice of The Singularity: Francisco Morales Written and Directed by Rachel Lucille Woodworth Produced by Rachel Lucille Woodworth and Alexei Galar Sound Design by Alexei Galar and Rachel Lucille Woodworth Original Music: "The Firefly Theme"  and  "Staycation"  by The Singularity Project  Some sounds taken from freesounds.org Produced by Rachel Lucille Woodworth and Alexei Galar Executive Producers: Avier Peña and Kaiju B. Murphy Social Media: https://linktr.ee/thesingularityproject [https://linktr.ee/thesingularityproject?fbclid=IwAR3oFFfZS3Dtu4josG4jAu4Ajn3ApWSwox142ZO0iGpvIxfCikNgSmi46Ek] 4ZDF6S7g0dQlteijoL8e

Episode I: The Awakening

The Singularity Audio Drama Episode I: The Awakening "The Singularity is here to protect you, empathy is for the weak"... the loudspeaker of a helicopter drones overhead. The wind is picking up and strange sounds can be heard on both sides of the narrowest stretch of a tributary at the base of The Wall... where The Wall ends and The Lake begins... "I saw a figure near where The Wall ends and The Lake begins... on the other side... moving slowly the way I was moving... like a mirror... we didn’t speak... we didn’t have to... I walked up to the edge and I reached out across The Lake... I felt that I could almost touch their hand… then suddenly it was all gone... was it a dream?" Female Voice (Trash Panda): Rachel Lucille Woodworth Male Voice (Scientist) : Alexei Galar Voice of The Singularity: Francisco Morales Written and Directed by Rachel Lucille Woodworth Produced by Rachel Lucille Woodworth and Alexei Galar Sound Design: Alexei Galar and Rachel Lucille Woodworth Original Music: "A Singularidade"  and " The Firefly Theme" by The Singularity Project  The Lost Chord melody composed by Arthur Sullivan  The Lost Chord lyrics written by Adelaide Anne Procter Some sounds taken from freesounds.org  Produced by Rachel Lucille Woodworth and Alexei Galar Executive Producers: Avier Peña and Kaiju B. Murphy  Social Media: https://linktr.ee/thesingularityproject [https://linktr.ee/thesingularityproject?fbclid=IwAR3oFFfZS3Dtu4josG4jAu4Ajn3ApWSwox142ZO0iGpvIxfCikNgSmi46Ek]

The Singularity Audio Drama Trailer

Audio Transcription (radio static)                                                                                             Arthur Sullivan Recording- "And I am astonished and somewhat terrified at the wonderful power you have developed and terrified at the thought that so much hideous and bad music may be put on record forever. " (radio static)  Male voice: Blue Ghosts! It is time to light up and rise! They are coming to take the only thing that is completely yours. Your spirit.  (radio static and approaching helicopter) Loudspeaker: The Singularity is here to protect you. The righteous path is the rational path.  (radio static) (ethereal music) Female Voice: Hello. I'm Rachel Lucille Woodworth, creator of The Singularity. In this audio drama based on true events we explore the dangers of separation in a dystopian society, where a wall, both physical and psychological has separated humanity.  Sound familiar? Tune in for the release of the first episode of The Singularity Audio Drama on Friday August 28th.  Blue Ghosts!  (night sounds)  Cast: Male Voice: Alexei Galar Female Voice: Rachel Lucille Woodworth Arthur Sullivan recording courtesy of http://www.firstsounds.org/ [http://www.firstsounds.org/] Episodes to feature music and sound design from The Singularity Project https://linktr.ee/thesingularityproject [https://linktr.ee/thesingularityproject?fbclid=IwAR0JRr9cY3af8x7jCYHbJnxHjRyozNGi0L4tzdHdfXQraSWFHQ1lQXUoSPw] The Singularity Project, is a multi-media collaboration between international indie musicians LittleStarRun, Rachel Lucille Woodworth (US) and Galar, Alexei Galar (Mexico). Their music spans influences and genres from bossanova, spaghetti western, and garage, to folk, flamenco, prog and punk. The two artists originally started working on a concept album in 2018 over distance while living 4000 miles apart, in response to the US Mexico border wall and the immigration policies of the Trump administration. The idea of a concept album evolved into a full on dystopian stage play/musical written and directed by Woodworth starring the two musicians, with both of them collaborating on the music and sound design. The theatrical version of the collaboration premiered in 2019 at The Scranton Fringe Festival and was enthusiastically received by audiences.  When COVID 19 hit they decided to adapt the stage play into an audio drama.