“Four Pillars” is a profound, genre-blending track that reflects the unity of the four major world religions: Buddhism, Hinduism, Christianity, and Islam. Produced in 2019, this track is a powerful representation of the cultural diversity within these spiritual traditions. The musical flavors embedded in the track are a fusion of Arabic singing, Vocals and instrumentations of Western classical music, Tibetan style throat singing ften used by Buddhist Monks, and Hindu-influenced sounds, each symbolizing one of the religions.

The track’s blend of experimental electronic and neo/modern classical elements creates an immersive sonic experience, offering a harmonious journey through contrasting musical traditions. The ambient textures and organic house rhythms, coupled with industrial undertones, form an evolving soundscape that celebrates cultural unity and spiritual connection.

“Four Pillars” is track number one in the collection of works produced by the artist in 2019. Given the saturation of exclusive literature and music in today’s market, now feels like the perfect time to re-release this track, highlighting the timeless relevance of cultural harmony.

2Tooth Notes: Reflections on “Four Pillars”

At this point in my life, I had given up everything in search of spiritual meaning. I wanted to live a life of inspiration, to share the profound experiences I had within myself with the world. I envisioned bringing people together—different cultures, different backgrounds, different beliefs—united through music. That vision has haunted me ever since my earliest spiritual and psychedelic experiences. But what I didn’t realize then was that life would break me down and rebuild me, piece by piece, just so I could one day bring that vision to life.

“Four Pillars” represents a time when I had lost so much, yet still held onto a deep sense of purpose—a mission to highlight the shared paths to the divine across different religions. The world is often divided by belief, yet many have come to realize that all paths lead to the same source. I didn’t create this track to erase differences—I created it to honor them while showing that respect, understanding, and unity are possible.

As humanity evolves, I believe we are at a crossroads. Knowledge is lacking, but connectivity is growing. Through music, through tracks like this, I hope to contribute to breaking boundaries—not by erasing differences, but by creating bridges between them. Getting along is the new culture, or at least, it should be.

Even in a world full of division, technology, art, and music continue to bring us closer together. So here’s my small contribution to that movement. When I originally composed “Four Pillars,” I imagined a vibrant world of color—people of different faiths, dancing, singing, creating art together. Maybe one day, that vision will become a reality.

I hope you enjoy the track. ✨🎶