An immersive visual album by Kael Alden
Feel everything. Then let it go.
Heavy Light - Aiken, SC
DuPont Planetarium

An immersive visual album by Kael Alden
Feel everything. Then let it go.
Heavy Light - Aiken, SC
DuPont Planetarium

Step into Heavy Light - an immersive 360° experience where music, light, and emotion collide, and the weight of the world begins to fade.
Set to the evocative synth-soul of Kael Alden’s psychedelic sophomore album Space+Time, a constantly evolving world of light and visuals unfolds all around you. Prepare to lose yourself in this ten-song visual album that moves through ten distinct visual worlds - amongst oceanic dreamscapes, psychedelic color-fields and raw flipbook-style animal imagery.
More than an audio-visual experience, Heavy Light is an invitation to pause, reconnect and leave the everyday behind - emerging lighter, renewed, and carrying the feeling with you long after the final note.
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Kael Alden is a multi-disciplinary artist and musician from Salt Lake City, UT. Cutting his teeth composing for film and TV in LA for nearly 20 years, he has clearly put in the work. Now he is boldly stepping into the spotlight, bringing his epic vision and soulful voice to dome screens around the world. Created entirely by one man; self-produced, self-scored, and brought to life with limited resources and relentless passion, "Heavy Light" is a testament to what one artist can achieve against the odds.
Venue Information
DuPont Planetarium at the Ruth Patrick Science Education Center
The DuPont Planetarium, housed in the Ruth Patrick Science Education Center at the University of South Carolina Aiken, consists of 57 seats, a 30-foot diameter tilted aluminum dome by Astro-Tec, with a Digistar 6 planetarium projection system from Evans & Sutherland.
The DuPont Planetarium opened in September 1995 with a Digistar II system and Spice automation system by Sky-Skan. The planetarium conducts K-12 school programs, general-interest level programs for the public, specialized programs for university classes, and private shows for parties and other events.