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Sacred Society Music Launches 24/7 YouTube Streams

Sacred Society Music has launched three 24/7 YouTube streams for rest, focus and everyday listening from its Denver-founded project.

by Body & Soul Newsroom  · 

An illustrated figure meditates beside crystal singing bowls on a rooftop overlooking a city at dusk.
An illustrated figure meditates beside crystal singing bowls on a rooftop overlooking a city at dusk. Photo: Sacred Society Music

Sacred Society Music has launched three 24/7 YouTube livestreams for rest, focus and everyday listening. The Mexican-American-founded project developed the music for Sacred Society’s Denver wellness sanctuary before making it available online. Rest is designed for winding down, Focus for work and study, and Enjoy for social settings and daily activities. The streams launched October 5 and are also available through major streaming services.

Three Listening Streams

Each stream is organized around a different intended listening setting. Sacred Society Music describes Rest as a soundtrack for quiet moments, Focus as music for concentration, and Enjoy as more uplifting sound for gatherings and everyday activities.

The project also offers playlists across streaming services. Its catalog combines ambient composition, meditative elements and immersive production, with music mixed exclusively in Dolby Atmos.

A Story Around Sound

The launch introduces Toci, a character connecting the music to a visual and narrative world shaped in part by founders Barbie Beltran and Jose Guerrero’s Mexican heritage. Her story centers on returning to oneself through sound amid the movement of daily life.

Visitors can access 24/7 music streams, interactive digital oracle card pulls and other material through the Sacred Society Music website.

From Denver To Global Listeners

Beltran and Guerrero initially created the music for guests at Sacred Society’s Denver sanctuary. They worked with Adelio Lombardi of Side 3 Studios, Beatport co-founder Bradley Roulier, and producer and songwriter Jon Bonus to create Sacred Society Music.

The founders developed the catalog around when and how listeners intend to use it, rather than adapting an existing artist catalog for wellness settings. Sacred Society Music said further releases, experiences and elements of its broader project will follow in coming months.

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