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	Wind Sail -- A Tribute to Joni Mitchell by Christopher Wilkinson The song "Wind Sail" is a tribute to Roberta Joan Anderson, a.k.a. Joni Mitchell, who was born on November 7, 1943, in Fort Macleod, Alberta, Canada. Joni's music struck me to the core from the very beginn
	The Ovi Album: Thought of the Day by Christopher Wilkinson Here's another first for Ovi magazine: an album! Yes, an entire album, with cover, notes and more for you to download and enjoy free of charge...
	For Buddy's Birthday -- "Love in Time" by Christopher Wilkinson Charles Hardin "Buddy" Holley was born on September 7, 1936. He died on February 9, 1959. Many people obsess about the day he died in a tragic airplane crash. Here, I want to celebrate his birthday.

	Earth Trail Gold -- A Song by Christopher Wilkinson We live in a time where the dangers of global destruction, the reality of global economics, the rise of global awareness, global environmental concerns, global health concerns, and all of these, are drastically pivoted against all around eco
	Stone Mountain Sky Dream -- A Song by Christopher Wilkinson Recently OVI published a piece of hair-brained ideas about Einstein's Theory of Relativity. A lot of speculation. I called the piece "One Stone".
	Piper in the Wood -- Song by Christopher Wilkinson The day has come to honor the Piper of Hamelin -- Rat Day. Who was this character? Well, long years ago in Hamelin Town, a pretty little city, a terrible thing came to pass -- the town was over run by rats! So the people of Hamel
	Remember the Whales by Christopher Wilkinson I have thought that in all the political and economic issues of the day, the whales have been somewhat forgotten. I started thinking of the whalers, the pirates, the whales, and in inter-dependence of desire, good wishes, and the exchanges we a
	Kim Kline: The new musical force? by Ryan Cain Recently, I have been working with a phenomenal, new independent female talent, Kim Kline. With a voice that’s unmatched, a distinguished song writing ability and shear star power, Kim Kline has already proven
	Andromeda Station by Christopher Wilkinson It is obvious to us all that the environment of our planet is in danger. Our planet is the only home we have. Yet the agendas relating to taking care of our planet seem to have become politicized to the point that nationalistic, poli
	Slayer meets Meshuggah by Asa Butcher “Slayer meets Meshuggah, with dark melodies entwined with a pseudo-philosophical lyrical concept. Just plain crushing, with some trashy elements. Jazzy nightclub scenes covered in velvet,” lists Coma of Loss as some of their
	Souls of eternal torment by Rob Jenkinson The Allotments of God and Nature is a surreal comedy audio clip born out of desperation at the thought of two to three months unemployment and was created to entertain its creator; success wouldn't be a bad by-product too.