Iksre

IKSRE (I Keep Seeing Rainbows Everywhere / Phoebe Dubar) presents "in all her forms (sound meditations vol. 2)", a deeply immersive one-hour sound bath album where water functions as both physical element and guiding metaphor for transformation.

Across the work, water is understood as constant change within continuity. It moves through states of solid, liquid, and gas, yet always returns to itself as H₂O. This cycle becomes the conceptual foundation of the album, reflecting on how we as humans might move through change while retaining our essence. Water is ephemeral, sacred, and essential to life. It is both nurturing and destructive. It shapes ecosystems and landscapes while also sitting at the centre of the climate crisis, from rising seas and water scarcity to global conflict and displacement.

Created as both meditation and composition, the album follows the arc of a traditional sound bath, expanded through field recordings and layered instrumentation that reflect water’s shifting states. Alongside crystal and Himalayan singing bowls, handpan, gongs, voice, and acoustic instruments, she incorporates bass, synthesisers, and ambient electronics that flow intuitively through the work. Drawing on her training as a certified sound healing practitioner, IKSRE weaves traditional sound bath practices with principles of brainwave entrainment and energetic healing throughout the album.

The result is a continuous one-hour journey through entrainment, deep rest, dissolution, transformation, and integration.