FUTURE NEWS MANIFESTATION

FUTURE NEWS MANIFESTATIONS

Below are four articles we are aiming to make real and true in the very near future. They are not completely true YET, but rather in the state of manifestation. We are taking the advice of mentors who have suggested that one should, "Ask for what you want" and "Write the future into existence."

The articles are meant to express the vision to which NeoChants Aural Supplements aspires.

Seattle Times Article to be Manifested

Seattle's NeoChants Revolutionizes Mental Health with Aural Supplements

By [TBD Name], Seattle Times Staff Writer

SEATTLE — A new Seattle-based company, NeoChants, is shaking up the wellness industry with a groundbreaking approach to mental health care: aural supplements. Unlike traditional supplements, NeoChants' product isn’t consumed physically but digested through sound.

With a mission to help manage the growing mental health crisis, the startup is pioneering a new way for people of all ages to find healing through music.

Founded last year, NeoChants encapsulates musical experiences in small, biodegradable capsules containing QR codes. Once scanned, these QR codes transport users to a curated audio experience designed to soothe, uplift, and center the mind. The musical compositions span multiple genres, thanks to collaborations with world-renowned artists.

A Prescription for Music

While meditation apps and music therapy have gained popularity, NeoChants has taken the concept further by introducing a structured and tangible way to “consume” sound. This approach has garnered attention from health professionals like Dr. Keelig, a Seattle-based private practice physician, who has begun prescribing NeoChants to her patients dealing with anxiety and depression. “I’ve seen a remarkable shift in how my patients engage with their mental health care,” Dr. Keelig said. “NeoChants provides an interactive, multi-sensory experience that patients look forward to. The tactile nature of opening a capsule and scanning a code adds an element of intention to the healing process.”

Making Art More Accessible

NeoChants’ innovative approach is also reaching vulnerable communities through a partnership with Pathways of Art, a local nonprofit that distributes artistic experiences to individuals facing mental health challenges. By incorporating NeoChants into their programs, the nonprofit is making therapeutic music more accessible to those who may not have sought out such interventions otherwise. “Our goal is to bring art and creative experiences to those who need it most, and NeoChants is making that possible in an entirely new way,” said a Pathways of Art representative. “This is about breaking down barriers and making healing immersive.”

The User Experience: A New Way to Digest Art

Users of NeoChants rave about the experience. Sadie Levine, a University of Washington student, said the product helps her stay grounded during stressful academic periods.

“The tactile connection to the paper inside the capsule helps me self-soothe,” Levine shared. “And the anticipation of wondering what the music will sound like when I click on the QR code is exciting!”

Another user, Kepler Block, echoed similar sentiments: “There’s something really special about this. It’s like receiving a surprise gift of sound every time.”

Founder’s Vision: The Power of Customization

Founder and CEO Danae Howe-Bible explains that each NeoChant is designed with multiple facets that are customizable each time the repeated line is chanted. For instance, the chant "I Am" can be completed by the listener in their own mind: I am...worthy, I am...funny, I am...beautiful, I am...weird sometimes, I am...kinda like my mom, I am...okay with that.

These repeated chants have the ability to flex infinitely into personalized and instantly customizable dynamics and situations in the listeners' minds as they audiate the completion of each chant idea. As one chants "I am Grateful", they mentally compile a list of people, places, opportunities, lessons, and things they are grateful for. This interactive, self-guided process allows users to deepen their personal engagement with the chants, making NeoChants a powerful tool for emotional wellness.

Howe-Bible describes her passion for NeoChants as a calling—something akin to a sermon that must be preached or a gospel song that must be sung because the time calls for it now. As she looks around at the growing number of people experiencing stress-related illnesses, she believes new interventions in alternative health are urgently needed. Additionally, with political polarization at an all-time high, she sees NeoChants as a vital tool for keeping people calm in natural, accessible ways- and more open to finding common ground and connecting as a larger community.

“There is a saying that art is the connection between heaven and earth,” Howe-Bible reflects. “NeoChants respectfully honors age-old chanting traditions from all over the globe, opening a new avenue of connection to both the listener’s inner power and to a Higher One.”

NeoChants’ Latest Release: A Chart-Topping Hit

NeoChants is seeing rapid success, especially with its newest release featuring beats by NERDWilliams. Whole Foods locations along the West Coast have reported long lines as eager customers clamor to get their hands on the latest edition of the aural supplement.

“We’ve never seen anything like this,” said a Whole Foods representative in Seattle. “People are waiting in lines around the block. It’s clear that NeoChants has tapped into something truly special.”

As NeoChants continues to expand, the company remains focused on its mission: leveraging music and technology to provide new avenues for emotional and mental well-being. With increasing demand and a growing list of artist collaborations, NeoChants may just be at the forefront of a wellness revolution.

For more information, visit [NeoChants website] or follow them on social media for upcoming releases and partnerships.

Science Magazine Article to be Manifested

NeoChants: The Neuroscience of Sound and Ritual

By [TBD Name], Science Magazine

SEATTLE — In an age of heightened stress, political division, and information overload, NeoChants is emerging as a scientifically backed intervention that taps into ancient neurological pathways for healing. The Seattle-based company, founded by Danae Howe-Bible, a biracial educator, singer, songwriter, and studio musician with over 20 years of experience in education, fuses contemporary music production with the deep-rooted tradition of chant. Bible, who also serves on the Seattle Symphony Board, sees NeoChants as more than a product—it’s a scientifically grounded practice with implications for cognitive health and emotional regulation.

The Neuroscience of Chanting

Recent research in neuroscience has shown that repetitive vocalization, like chanting, can activate the vagus nerve, which plays a crucial role in the parasympathetic nervous system. This activation slows heart rate, reduces cortisol levels, and increases oxytocin production, creating a state of relaxation and connectedness. Studies conducted at institutions like the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and Harvard Medical School have demonstrated that vocal chanting can synchronize neural oscillations, improving focus, reducing anxiety, and even alleviating symptoms of depression.

NeoChants leverages these findings by delivering aural supplements—biodegradable capsules containing QR codes that lead listeners to immersive, guided chants. Some compositions integrate polyphonic harmonies, while others rely on rhythmic repetition reminiscent of African American spiritual traditions, where call-and-response singing has historically functioned as both a social and meditative tool.

The Science of Gratitude and Auditory Processing

NeoChants also incorporates the science of gratitude, a practice linked to increased dopamine and serotonin activity in the brain. One of the most popular chants in the collection, "I Am Grateful", encourages listeners to audiate personal expressions of gratitude, turning passive listening into an active cognitive exercise.

“When people chant 'I am grateful', they are activating the prefrontal cortex in a way that reinforces neural pathways associated with optimism and resilience,” explains Dr. Keelig, a private practice physician in Los Angeles who has begun prescribing NeoChants to her patients experiencing stress-related disorders. “This is more than music therapy—it’s neuroplasticity in action.”

Tactile Connection and Ritualized Listening

The act of opening a NeoChants capsule adds a haptic dimension to the experience, engaging sensory-motor circuits and reinforcing the psychological benefits of ritual. Research on tactile grounding techniques suggests that small, deliberate physical actions—like unfolding a slip of paper—can have a stabilizing effect on the nervous system.

Graduate student Sadie Levine describes her experience with NeoChants as a “mindful ritual.” “The tactile connection to the paper inside the capsule helps me self-soothe,” she shares. “And the anticipation of wondering what the music will sound like makes it feel special.”

Another user, Kepler Block, notes how the chants feel deeply personalized: “When I scan the QR code and listen, it’s like receiving a message tailored to my subconscious.”

NeoChants as a Scalable Mental Health Tool

With rising rates of stress-related illnesses, anxiety disorders, and political polarization, Howe-Bible believes that scalable, accessible tools like NeoChants can help people self-regulate. “We are overstimulated as a society, and we need structured ways to engage with sound as a healing modality,” she says.

NeoChants’ latest release, featuring beats by NERDWilliams, has already garnered mass appeal. At Whole Foods locations along the West Coast, customers have lined up for hours to get the latest capsule drop, treating the experience as both a wellness product and a cultural event.

At the South by Southwest (SXSW) music festival, Bible performed a set of chants accompanied by improvised music from headlining artists. For the first time, an entire festival audience sat comfortably and chanted along as each piece unfolded, with the collective voices resonating through the festival grounds. As the sun set, attendees reflected that it was an experience unlike anything they had ever encountered—a communal act of sonic meditation in the midst of one of the world’s largest music festivals.

Howe-Bible, a scholar as well as a musician, has also made significant contributions to the academic study of improvisation. She is the author of Vocal Improvisation in African American Tradition, a college textbook that explores the rich history and science of spontaneous musical creation within the Black musical canon.

“There’s a saying that art is the connection between heaven and earth,” Bible reflects. “NeoChants is using music not just as entertainment, but as a neurological tool for re-centering, healing, and creating harmony within.”

As demand for NeoChants continues to grow, its potential applications in clinical psychology, education, and workplace wellness programs remain an area of significant interest. Future collaborations with neuroscientists and musicians could pave the way for even more targeted uses of sound therapy.

New Yorker Magazine Article to be Manifested

NeoChants: The Soundtrack for a Divided America

By [TBD Name], The New Yorker

SEATTLE — In an era of relentless news cycles, political polarization, and collective burnout, NeoChants is offering a radical new intervention: aural supplements. The Seattle-based company is not selling something you ingest, but something you listen to—a prescription for the soul wrapped in melody and repetition. With a mission to help people manage rising stress levels, NeoChants is reintroducing an ancient practice to modern America.

Founded earlier this year by Danae Howe-Bible, a biracial educator, singer, songwriter, and studio musician with over 20 years of experience in education, NeoChants fuses contemporary music production with the deep-rooted tradition of chant. Howe-Bible describes her venture as more than a business—it's a calling. “It’s like a sermon that must be preached, or a gospel song that must be sung, because the time for it is now.”

A Soundtrack for a Fractured Nation

At a time when political discourse has become increasingly volatile, Howe-Bible believes that people need more than just news analysis or social media debates to process their emotions. They need tools—something physical, intentional, and restorative. NeoChants, in its simplest form, is a way to consume music with purpose. Each biodegradable capsule contains a QR code leading to a chant—some infused with neosoul, others a capella or layered over hip-hop beats or custom symphonic compositions.

The practice of chanting has long been a part of African American musical traditions, from the work songs of the enslaved to the call-and-response cadences of the Black church. NeoChants draws on that lineage, allowing listeners to participate in interactive, self-guided meditations through music. “When you chant, you don’t just repeat words,” Howe-Bible explains. “You open up space inside yourself for something new.”

Chanting as Medicine

The concept has already caught the attention of the medical community. Dr. Keelig, a private practice physician in Seattle, has begun prescribing NeoChants to patients experiencing stress-related disorders. “We’re seeing more patients than ever struggling with anxiety, insomnia, and depression due to the current social climate,” Dr. Keelig notes. “NeoChants is a way to bring people back to their bodies—to regulate, to breathe, to listen.”

NeoChants is also making its way into community spaces through Pathways of Art, a nonprofit that distributes artistic experiences to individuals dealing with mental health challenges. Their collaboration with NeoChants is part of a broader effort to make music therapy more accessible to those who might not otherwise seek it.

The Ritual of Listening

For many users, NeoChants has become a ritual. Sadie Levine, a graduate student at UCLA, describes the act of opening a capsule and unfolding the QR-coded paper as a tactile grounding practice. “It’s like a small ceremony,” she says. “The anticipation of wondering what the music will sound like makes it feel special.”

Another user, Kepler Block, notes how the chants become deeply personal: “When I scan the QR code and listen, it’s like receiving a message that was meant just for me.”

The Expanding Vision of NeoChants

Each NeoChant is designed with multiple facets that are customizable in the listener’s mind. Take the chant "I Am", for example. The listener might complete it in infinite ways: I am...worthy. I am...funny. I am...beautiful. I am...a little weird. I am...kinda like my mom. I am...okay with that. The meaning shifts, adapts, and grows depending on the person, the moment, and the mindset.

“There’s a saying that art is the connection between heaven and earth,” Howe-Bible reflects. “NeoChants respectfully honors age-old chanting traditions from all over the globe, opening a new avenue of connection both to the listener’s inner power and to a Higher One.”

The Latest Drop: NERDWilliams and the Future of Chanting

NeoChants is already making waves beyond therapy offices and mindfulness circles. Its latest release, featuring beats by NERDWilliams, has drawn lines around the block at Whole Foods locations up and down the West Coast. Customers are treating each capsule drop like a coveted sneaker launch, eager to experience the next evolution of sound therapy.

“We’ve never seen anything like this,” said a Whole Foods representative in Palo Alto. “Customers are waiting for hours just to get their hands on the latest batch.”

For Howe-Bible, the success is gratifying but secondary to her mission: “We are living in an overstimulated world, and we need new ways to stay calm, to stay human. NeoChants isn’t just music—it’s a practice.”

With growing demand, an expanding list of artist collaborations, and a vision rooted in both history and innovation, NeoChants is proving that music, even in its simplest form, can be a salve for a divided world.

Vogue Magazine Article to be Manifested

NeoChants: The Luxe Sound Bath Revolutionizing Wellness

By [TBDName], Vogue Magazine

LOS ANGELES — In an era where wellness is the new luxury, NeoChants is offering a fresh and deeply personal way to self-soothe, recharge, and align. It’s not a face mask or an adaptogenic latte—it’s an aural supplement wrapped in a sleek biodegradable capsule, blending cutting-edge neuroscience with the age-old power of sound. And its creator, Danae Howe Bible, is a woman with a vision.

Howe-Bible—a biracial educator, singer, songwriter, and former Los Angeles studio musician with over 20 years of experience in education—has crafted NeoChants as a modern ritual, one that is as chic as it is profoundly healing. Currently serving on the Seattle Symphony Board, she is no stranger to the transformational power of music. “We’ve been using sound as medicine for centuries,” she says. “NeoChants is about making that practice luxurious, accessible, and endlessly customizable.”

The High-Fashion Take on Ancient Sound Healing

At its core, NeoChants is a ritualistic listening experience designed to calm the nervous system. Each capsule contains a QR code that unlocks a guided chant, fusing high-end music production with polyphonic harmonies, hypnotic beats, and rhythmic mantras. Some are stripped down and raw—like modernized Gregorian chants—while others draw inspiration from African American spiritual traditions and global soundscapes. Think: the spiritual depth of gospel, the repetition of transcendental meditation, and the pulse of high-fashion runway music.

“Chanting,” Howe-Bible explains, “has the power to retrain the mind. It activates the vagus nerve, slows the heartbeat, and quiets the chaos. It’s been part of every culture. We’re just reintroducing it in a way that feels effortless.”

The Ritual of Listening

NeoChants isn’t just a playlist. The beauty of its design lies in intention and ritual. The experience starts with the act of physically opening a capsule—an indulgent moment of pause in an otherwise overstimulated world. The touch of the paper, the anticipation of the sound, the feeling of the vibration through the body—it’s all designed to be immersive.

“The tactile connection to the paper inside the capsule helps me self-soothe,” says Sadie Levine, a UCLA graduate student. “And the anticipation of wondering what the music will sound like makes it feel like an intimate, luxurious secret.”

Another user, Kepler Block, describes it as “a gift of sound, wrapped in intention.”

Chanting as Couture for the Mind

Chanting is having a moment—and not just in private meditation spaces. At South by Southwest (SXSW) music festival, Howe-Bible performed a set of live, improvised chants, with the headlining artists providing spontaneous accompaniment. For the first time in festival history, an entire audience sat comfortably, closed their eyes, and chanted in unison, their voices reverberating across the festival grounds as the sun set. It was not just a concert—it was an experience.

NeoChants has also caught the attention of high-profile wellness influencers, musicians, and creatives, who see it as the next evolution of self-care. Howe-Bible, who literally wrote a book on vocal creativity—her college textbook, Vocal Improvisation in African American Tradition, explores the deep historical roots of spontaneous vocalization—believes NeoChants is just the beginning. “We’re at a tipping point,” she says. “Wellness is no longer about surface-level beauty. It’s about what’s happening inside—mentally, emotionally, energetically.”

NeoChants: The New Must-Have Wellness Accessory

NeoChants’ latest drop, featuring beats by NERDWilliams, has already become a cult favorite, selling out at Whole Foods locations along the West Coast. Customers, dressed in yoga-chic ensembles and designer sunglasses, have lined up for hours just to get their hands on the latest batch, proving that healing can be stylish.

“There’s a saying that art is the connection between heaven and earth,” Bible reflects. “NeoChants isn’t just music—it’s a modern way to access something greater, something transformative.”

As NeoChants continues to blur the line between high fashion, wellness, and sound therapy, it’s clear that this isn’t just a passing trend—it’s a movement.

For more information, visit NeoChants.com or follow them on social media for exclusive drops and upcoming collaborations.

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