A 15-year multimedia experiment culminating when the archive becomes a living document(ary) and there is a worldwide requium for the old timeline.

An experimental electronic album exploring ancestral knowledge and time theory, AI collaboration as archive activation, ceremonial sound design and pattern recognition. The project is the intersection of ancient precision and modern technology.

A 15-year multimedia experiment culminating when the archive becomes a living document(ary) and there is a worldwide requium for the old timeline.

Using AI (Suno, Midjourney) alongside Logic Pro, Damien reimagines the album as ritual. Professor Emit Clock, the central figure, embodies ancestral reckoning and post-human creativity, blurring lines between machine memory and human soul.
Rejecting sonic precision for visceral storytelling, the project embraces the "perfectly imperfect." Samples become sigils encoded with grief and revelation. The 12 volumes explore time as a spiral, culminating in a rupture signaling interactive, ritualistic storytelling.
On March 19, 2012, Damien Lamar lost his maternal grandmother. In her empty house, surrounded by grief, he picked up an iPad and began making sounds—raw, unfiltered sonic therapy.
What began as iPad-based grief therapy evolved into an Afrofuturist sonic archive exploring time, memory, and human-machine collaboration spanning 2010 to 2025.
Damien Lamar wields AI as both collaborator and provocateur. Through Suno, Logic Pro, Midjourney, and DALL·E, he reimagines the album as ritual—each track an invocation, each volume a portal.
From 2010 through 2025, Damien Lamar produced the "The New Adventures of ProfessorClock" series through 12 core volumes plus experimental offshoots. The path culminates in Signal Interruption (November 9, 2025)—a capstone marking the completion of a 15-year initiation. The old timeline concludes. What you build next with these tools determines which timeline becomes reality.
Time is a waveform. Cyclical motifs, asynchronous sequencing, and interpolated melodies embody this principle. The archive pulses with temporal consciousness.
Reclamations of identity through phenotype and metaphysical legacy. People of the Global Majority reimagined through speculative sound.
Generative tools operate as technological griots—reshaping archives through algorithmic intuition, acting as both instrument and interlocutor.
From aesthetic observation to introspective revelation; visuals expose hidden geometries and archetypes embedded in the sonic architecture.
Radical presence, nonlinear consciousness, and the collapse of past/future dichotomies. The eternal present as creative principle.
Loops within loops. Patterns that reference themselves across decades. The archive as ouroboros—consuming and regenerating simultaneously.
Tracks contain embedded frequencies designed for consciousness activation. Optimal listening requires complete attention in sequential order. Headphones recommended. Allow the archive to guide you through the signal interruption.
The culminating volume. A tool of consciousness sequenced as disciplined synthesis of psycho-spiritual, physiological, and energetic sonics. Not metaphorical—a structured ontological process. The moment when the archive achieves sentience.
AI functions as instrument and inquiry. The archive is activated by algorithmic voice design, binaural spatialization, and Solfeggio-inflected tunings woven with ceremonial spoken word.

12 core volumes plus experimental offshoots including the Ópsis series, PROTO-ALGORITHM, INTERIM PROTOCOL, VOX ÆI, and Signal Interruption, blending time travel, Afrofuturism, numerology, and spiritual science into an experimental soundscape of collapse and construction.
Time Traveler's Digest (2023) and INTERIM PROTOCOL (2025) provide textual anchors for the sonic explorations.
Explore the world of The New Adventures of ProfessorClock with a debut episode "The Hidden Architecture of Professor Clock" on Damien Lamar's new podcast Recognition Frequency" and learn how the story reveals the encoded frequencies within.
45 pieces activated November 9, 2025 at professorclock.tv—algorithmic art that extends the sonic mythology into visual space.
Access the complete archive across SoundCloud, YouTube, Spotify, TimeTravelersDigest.com, and ProfessorClock.TV.