Songs for solitude and progress. Mostly digital.
I am an amateur digital musician. “Iridium Point” (rather than “Iridium Platinum”, which would be too expensive) is the name of the act; in various URLs I keep scandium in there for the pun, “SciRpt”. Science is Repeatable. It could also stand for, “Scientists play my songs on repeat.”
The name showed up serendipitously in 2014. On a bus to visit my grandparents in China, I was tethering my iPod to my dad’s Blackberry when it asked for a hotspot password, and “iridium point” surfaced out of nowhere. I later learned it’s a calligraphy term for the tip of a pen. The shorthand “IrPt” works on a few levels: Ir and Pt sit next to each other on the periodic table, both have associations with massively popular music, and you can read it as “I repeat.”
Where two years are given below, the piece was written once and returned to later. That gap is the method, not a typo.
Three minutes, three moods
Science
Written for missions, instruments and people who look up.
Journeys / Growth / Love
Prime
A numbered series, released one prime at a time.
Companion booklets
Most releases come with a written companion: what the piece is about, how it was built, and what was going on at the time.
- Anthology of Decoherence (2026)
- The Vacuous Megaparsecs (2025)
- Imagine Stars (2024)
- Curiosity (2022)
