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June 28, 2009
Contact: Dee Gragg, 575-437-5419, deegragg@yahoo.com
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Diatonic “Crop Circle Song” music video released
Unique music comprised of only notes decoded from crop
circles
Submitted by Janet Sailor
Music from the stars? Coded messages from ET? As Dee
Gragg admits on his just-released “Crop Circle Song”
music video, he doesn’t know! “Who made those crop
circles?” he asks, then suggests various culprits,
including the CIA and Prince Charles. While careful
attention to the “Crop Circle Song” melody and the
beautiful crop circle images in his music video leaves
the question unanswered, the song nevertheless
stimulates interest in the phenomena.
Gragg has a long-running interest in crop circles,
their origins and their meanings. He is the official New
Mexico crop circle liaison, and is a member of the
International Crop Circle Researchers Association. He
admits it’s a relatively easy position. “To date, we do
not have any confirmed crop circles in New Mexico,” he
said. Gragg is also a certified UFO Field Investigator
with the Mutual UFO Network (MUFON).
Continuing and expanding on the work of the late Dr.
Gerald Hawkins, who theorized crop circle geometrics
reveal a strong correspondence to the white keys on a
piano keyboard, Gragg has produced a musical piece using
all the musical notes decoded from crop circles. The
resulting music video, with lyrics and voice-over
message written by Gragg, vocals by his wife Nancy Sue
Gragg and photos by Australia’s Brett Parrott, offers an
intriguing insight into possible messages imparted in
crop circles.
Gragg is a retired mechanical engineer whose career
was devoted to research, testing and evaluation in the
aeronautics industry. He makes his home in Alamogordo,
New Mexico, and currently teaches classes about crop
circles, UFOs, ETs and abductions at New Mexico State
University. Gragg has published 33 technical papers, is
a popular lecturer and participant at UFO conferences,
and has developed a significant following among students
of paranormal phenomena.
Gragg’s website, www.swimoutsidethepool.com, includes
a delightful mix of his writings, his experiences and
his unique humor. The “Crop Circle Song” music video can
be accessed at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-F5a25xnPFQ. |