Ladron Peak at Sunset: Finding Beauty Beneath the New Mexico Sky
There are sunsets you watch, and there are sunsets you remember. At Ka-Hoon Campground & Event Center in Central New Mexico, Ladron Peak becomes part of the evening landscape as the sun falls behind the desert horizon. This original poem was inspired by that quiet beauty, the New Mexico desert, and the feeling of simply being present beneath an open sky.
About Ladron Peak and the New Mexico Landscape
Ladron Peak stands as a striking landmark in the Central New Mexico landscape. At sunset, the mountain becomes a silhouette against changing colors across the sky, creating a peaceful scene that captures the character of the high desert. It is the kind of view that encourages you to slow down, put down the phone, and simply take in the moment.
Ladron Peak at Sunset — An Original Poem
This original poem was written for a sunset over Ladron Peak, inspired by the landscape surrounding Ka-Hoon Campground & Event Center and the quiet moments that make New Mexico feel unforgettable.
A New Mexico Sunset at Ka-Hoon
Ka-Hoon Campground & Event Center offers a place to step away from the ordinary and experience Central New Mexico at a slower pace. Here, the desert landscape, wide-open sky, sunsets, music, camping, and time spent together become part of the experience. Sometimes the greatest attraction is simply having the time to watch the sun go down.
What Makes a Desert Sunset Special
– Watch the sunset over the New Mexico landscape
– Take in the silhouette of Ladron Peak
– Experience the quiet of the high desert
– Spend an evening beneath an open New Mexico sky
– Enjoy music and gatherings at Ka-Hoon
– Disconnect from the ordinary and make memories
– Experience off-grid camping in Central New Mexico
Music by Brent Calhoun aka Advocatus Diaboli
The music accompanying this Ladron Peak sunset video is by Brent Calhoun, aka Advocatus Diaboli, vocalist, songwriter, and producer of Advocatus Diaboli & The Grim Leafer Band. His music brings another layer to the atmosphere of the New Mexico desert and the stories created here.
Learn more about the music of Brent Calhoun aka Advocatus Diaboli and The Grim Leafer Band:
If the beauty of Central New Mexico calls to you, learn more about Ka-Hoon Campground & Event Center, our camping options, events, music, and the unique experience of spending time beneath the New Mexico sky.
Maybe that’s what makes a sunset over Ladron Peak so special. For a few quiet minutes, everything slows down, the desert glows, and you remember that beauty doesn’t always need to be found. Sometimes, you simply need to stop long enough to see it.
The weirdest thing happened during Music in the Desert last night.
And surprisingly, seeing a coyote—or possibly a lobo—wasn’t actually the weirdest part.
We’re used to wildlife being part of life here in the New Mexico high desert.
What we didn’t expect was to catch this particular visitor on camera while our music show was happening.
🌵 A Coyote Appears on the Road
We had been outside walking around just minutes before we caught him—or her—walking down the road.
Our dogs had been loose shortly before the sighting, which made the timing particularly interesting.
Then, there he was.
A wild canine quietly making his way along the road while Music in the Desert was happening nearby.
We don’t know for certain whether this was a coyote or a lobo, so we’re leaving that identification open.
🎶 Wildlife Meets Live Music
There’s something pretty surreal about living in a place where you can be putting on a live music show one minute and watching wildlife wander through the desert the next.
That’s simply part of life at Plateau Hame de Colquhoun.
We’re surrounded by open high-desert landscape, and wildlife occasionally becomes part of the scenery.
You never quite know what might wander past.
🚫 At Least He Obeyed the Signs!
Here’s the funny part.
Our unexpected visitor stayed on the road.
And, as far as we know, he respected the NO TRESPASSING signs. 😉
We couldn’t help but joke that this particular visitor had better manners than some humans!
Maybe he was just passing through.
Maybe he heard the music.
Maybe he was checking to see what all the noise was about.
We’ll never know.
🐕 The Dogs Had Just Been Outside
The timing was especially interesting because we’d been walking around with the dogs shortly before the camera caught the visitor.
That makes the sighting something we’re definitely going to remember.
Life in the high desert isn’t always predictable, and that’s part of what makes living out here so interesting.
🐺 Coyote or Lobo?
Now comes the question we’re hoping viewers can help us with.
What do you think we caught on camera?
A coyote? A lobo? Something else?
We’re not claiming a definite identification from this footage, so if you know your New Mexico wildlife, tell us what you see.
🎵 Music in the Desert at Plateau Hame de Colquhoun
Music in the Desert is part of the entertainment happening at Plateau Hame de Colquhoun.
It’s live music in a very unusual setting: the wide-open New Mexico high desert.
Sometimes the entertainment is on stage.
Sometimes nature decides to provide its own.
Last night, apparently, we got both.
🌙 Another Night in the New Mexico High Desert
This is one of those moments that probably couldn’t have been planned.
A live music show.
The desert at night.
Dogs recently outside.
And then a wild visitor casually walking down the road.
That’s life at Plateau Hame de Colquhoun.
You just never know who—or what—is going to show up. 🐺🌵
👀 What Do You Think?
Watch the footage and tell us what you think we caught.
Coyote or lobo?
And did our unexpected guest really stop at the road because he respected the NO TRESPASSING signs?
🐉 A Dragon Came Out of Our Solar Panels?! AI Fantasy Meets Off-Grid New Mexico
Sometimes life at our off-grid home in Central New Mexico gets a little… mythical. 🌵☀️🐉
We decided to turn our real solar-powered surroundings into something completely unexpected: an AI-generated fantasy video featuring a colorful dragon emerging from our solar panels, surrounded by vibrant imagery and symbols inspired by the ancient cultural landscape of New Mexico.
The result is a wild combination of New Mexico desert scenery, solar power, off-grid living, fantasy art, ancient-inspired symbols and original music.
And while the dragon isn’t real, the place that inspired it absolutely is.
🌵 AI Fantasy Inspired by Real New Mexico
Our home and creative space at Plateau Hame de Colquhoun LLC sits in Central New Mexico, where we live an off-grid lifestyle surrounded by the unique landscape and character of the Southwest.
The video combines:
🐉 AI-generated dragon fantasy
☀️ Real solar-powered off-grid living
🌵 New Mexico-inspired imagery
🔥 Colorful fantasy visuals
🏕️ Off-grid camping
🎸 Original music
🎤 Live entertainment
📺 Livestreaming and creative projects
It’s a little bit of technology, a little bit of imagination, and a whole lot of New Mexico.
⚡ Life Off the Grid
Solar power is a real part of our everyday life.
Instead of simply showing the practical side of solar energy, we decided to let our imagination take over. What if something ancient and mythical could emerge from the very technology that helps power our off-grid life?
That’s where the dragon came from. The colorful AI imagery turns an ordinary piece of our off-grid setup into something magical and unexpected.
🏕️ Ka-Hoon Campground & Event Center
Our property is also home to Ka-Hoon Campground & Event Center, an off-grid camping and event destination in Central New Mexico.
Visitors can experience a different side of New Mexico — one that combines rural surroundings, creativity, music, camping and community.
Whether you’re interested in:
Off-grid camping
New Mexico travel
Events and entertainment
Desert scenery
Music
Creative experiences
Getting away from ordinary campground life
Ka-Hoon is a place built around doing things a little differently.
Colquhoun Entertainment brings together our music, livestreams, creative projects and entertainment.
Our goal is to create an ongoing place where people can discover original music, unusual ideas, New Mexico-inspired creativity and live entertainment.
👹 Advocatus Diaboli & The Grim Leafer Band
The music featured with this video comes from Brent Calhoun — Advocatus Diaboli.
Brent is the vocalist, songwriter and producer behind Advocatus Diaboli and the Grim Leafer Band, creating original music that accompanies many of our creative projects.
Our Morning Mirage livestream brings conversation, music and entertainment directly from our New Mexico location.
Morning Mirage airs Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday at 10:30 AM MT.
It’s part of our continuing effort to connect our off-grid life, music and creative projects with people watching from around the world.
🎶 Music in the Desert
Music in the Desert brings live music and entertainment from our off-grid New Mexico location.
Music in the Desert is scheduled for:
Tuesday nights
Thursday nights
Saturday nights
The livestream is available on TikTok, with in-person opportunities at our campground as well.
🎤 Melodious Karaoke
Every Wednesday night, we also bring you Melodious Karaoke.
Whether you’re camping with us or watching online, karaoke is another way we’re turning our off-grid location into an entertainment destination.
🐉 Is the Dragon Real?
No — the dragon is AI-generated fantasy.
But the solar panels, the off-grid lifestyle, the New Mexico surroundings, the campground, the music and the people behind the project are real.
That’s what makes this kind of video fun. We can take something completely ordinary from our daily life and use technology and imagination to transform it into something people wouldn’t expect to see.
So the next time you look at a solar panel, remember…
You never know what’s hiding inside it. 🐉☀️😂
🌵 Experience Our New Mexico World
From Ka-Hoon Campground & Event Center to Colquhoun Entertainment, Advocatus Diaboli, Morning Mirage, Music in the Desert and Melodious Karaoke, we’re building something that combines camping, music, entertainment, technology and off-grid New Mexico living.
Follow along as we continue creating, performing, camping, livestreaming and occasionally letting a dragon loose around the solar panels.
Sometimes you never know who might show up for Music in the Desert — and this time, we had an unexpected four-legged guest!
While we were up in the Music Studio filming our Music in the Desert show at Ka-Hoon in the New Mexico desert, a wild fox was caught on camera wandering around the property.
And now we have an important question…
Did this fox actually book a campsite to watch Music in the Desert, or was he sneaking in to catch the show for free? 😂🦊
🦊 An Unexpected Music in the Desert Guest
The Music in the Desert show is all about live music, entertainment, and the unique experience of enjoying a show from the middle of the New Mexico desert.
But apparently, humans aren’t the only ones interested in the entertainment!
While the cameras were rolling inside the Music Studio, this fox decided to make an appearance outside.
We weren’t expecting to see a wild fox become part of the night’s entertainment — but that’s exactly what happened.
🌵 Wildlife in the New Mexico Desert
One of the things that makes the New Mexico desert so interesting is the wildlife that shares the landscape with us.
You can be focused on a live music show one minute and suddenly discover that a wild animal has wandered into view.
This fox was a perfect example.
There was no invitation that we know of.
No reservation confirmation.
No ticket.
Just a fox casually making his way around the property while Music in the Desert was happening. 🦊
🎶 Did He Come for the Music?
Now we’re having fun imagining what actually happened.
Maybe he heard the music drifting through the desert and decided to investigate.
Maybe he smelled something interesting.
Or maybe — just maybe — he had already booked his campsite and was there specifically for Music in the Desert. 😂
We may never know.
But we’re officially counting him as an unexpected member of the audience
🎥 Caught on Camera
The best part is that this wasn’t something we staged or planned.
The fox was simply caught on camera while we were doing our Music in the Desert show from the Music Studio.
These are the moments that make filming and livestreaming from the desert so much fun.
You never know what might happen next.
🌙 Music, Desert Life & Unexpected Visitors
Music in the Desert isn’t just about the music.
It’s about the atmosphere, the desert setting, live entertainment, and the unexpected moments that happen when you’re doing something different.
A wild fox casually wandering through the property during a live music show definitely qualifies!
That’s one of the things we love about creating from Ka-Hoon — the desert has a way of becoming part of the show whether we plan for it or not.
🦊 What Do You Think?
So we’re putting the question to you:
Was this fox a legitimate campsite guest or a Music in the Desert show crasher?
Cast your vote:
🦊 BOOKED GUEST — He came for the show!
🎶 SHOW CRASHER — He was sneaking in for free!
🌵 JUST A DESERT VISITOR — He had somewhere else to be!
Whatever the answer, we’re glad our cameras were rolling when this unexpected visitor stopped by.
🎵 Watch Music in the Desert
If you enjoy live music, New Mexico entertainment, desert wildlife, campground life, and unexpected moments, follow along for more Music in the Desert shows and videos from Ka-Hoon.
You never know who might show up next.
Even if they have four paws and didn’t buy a ticket. 🦊🎶🌵
Sandstorm Hits Ka-Hoon Campground in the New Mexico Desert
A sandstorm hit Ka-Hoon Campground, and we were caught trying to make it home before the storm arrived. 🌪️🏜️
We saw the New Mexico desert weather moving in and tried to beat it back home—but the storm got there first. We didn’t make it in time.
Within a short amount of time, the peaceful high-desert landscape around Ka-Hoon Campground was being swallowed by blowing sand and dust.
We Tried to Beat the Sandstorm Home
Living in the New Mexico desert means paying attention to the weather. A beautiful day can change quickly when strong winds begin pushing dust and sand across the landscape.
When we realized the sandstorm was moving toward Ka-Hoon Campground, we tried to make it home before it arrived.
Unfortunately, we didn’t make it in time.
Sometimes, you simply can’t outrun the desert.
The Storm Arrived Fast
The storm moved in quickly, bringing:
🌪️ Blowing sand
💨 Strong desert winds
🏜️ Dust across the landscape
🌵 Reduced visibility
🌫️ A dramatic change in the desert atmosphere
This is one of those moments that reminds us that off-grid living isn’t always peaceful and predictable.
Real Off-Grid Living in New Mexico
Ka-Hoon Campground is located in the New Mexico high desert, where weather is part of everyday life.
Our experience includes everything from beautiful sunsets and quiet desert nights to wind, dust storms, sandstorms, and rapidly changing weather.
That’s part of what makes off-grid living so different from living in town.
You experience the environment directly.
There is no hiding from the weather.
Sandstorms and Dust Storms in the New Mexico Desert
New Mexico desert storms can create dramatic conditions in a surprisingly short amount of time. Strong winds can lift loose dust and sand, creating a wall of blowing material across roads and open desert.
For anyone traveling through or living in the high desert, changing weather conditions are something worth watching closely.
Our sandstorm at Ka-Hoon Campground was a perfect example.
We tried to get home before it hit.
The storm won. 🌪️
Life at Ka-Hoon Campground
Ka-Hoon Campground is more than a place to camp. It’s our home and our off-grid campground and event center in the New Mexico desert.
We share the real experiences that come with desert living—including:
Off-grid living
Desert camping
New Mexico weather
Sandstorms and dust storms
Desert wildlife
Campground life
Music and events
Life away from the city
Sometimes the desert makes the plans for you.
Watch the Sandstorm Hit Ka-Hoon Campground
Watch the video and see what happened when the sandstorm reached Ka-Hoon Campground.
We tried to make it home before the storm hit—but we didn’t make it in time.
🌪️🏜️ This is real New Mexico desert life.
Have You Ever Been Caught in a Sandstorm?
Have you ever experienced a sandstorm, dust storm, haboob, or extreme desert weather?
Tell us about it in the comments!
Would you have tried to make it home before the storm, or would you have stopped and waited for it to pass? 👇
A sudden dust devil, or desert whirlwind, swept across Ka-Hoon Campgroundin New Mexico, heading directly toward the Dusty Nail and a nearby camper encampment. The swirling column of dust moved across the property before passing through the area.
Thankfully, nothing noticeable was harmed.
What Is a Dust Devil?
A dust devil is a rotating column of air that forms near the ground, usually on hot, dry days. Dust devils are common in desert environments because the ground can become extremely hot under strong sunlight.
The process begins when the sun heats the ground unevenly. The surface warms the air immediately above it, causing that hot air to rise quickly. If there is some existing rotation or wind interaction near the surface, the rising air can begin spinning.
As the rotating air column strengthens, it can pull dust and loose particles from the ground upward. This creates the familiar visible whirlwind or dust devil.
How Is a Dust Devil Different From a Tornado?
Although they can look dramatic, dust devils are not simply small tornadoes.
Most tornadoes develop in association with powerful thunderstorms and involve a rotating storm system. Dust devils generally develop from surface heating and localized atmospheric conditions, often underneath otherwise clear or mostly clear skies.
Their size, strength, speed and lifespan can vary considerably. Some are small and disappear almost immediately, while stronger ones can travel across open terrain and kick up substantial amounts of dust.
A Whirlwind Heads Toward the Campers
This particular dust devil developed in the New Mexico desert and moved toward the Dusty Nail, appearing to head directly toward a camper encampment.
For anyone camping or living in an off-grid desert environment, a rapidly moving dust devil is definitely something worth watching. Even when one doesn’t cause damage, the combination of strong swirling winds, blowing dust and loose objects can create a dangerous situation.
Fortunately, this whirlwind passed through without anything noticeable being damaged.
Just another unexpected moment in New Mexico desert life. 🏜️🌪️
Have you ever seen a dust devil this close to a campground or campsite?
Plateau Hame de Colquhoun, also known as Colquhoun Entertainment, is home to Ka-Hoon Campground and Event Center, an off-grid destination located deep in the New Mexico desert.
Here, people can camp, relax, be themselves and experience entertainment far away from the ordinary. Colquhoun Entertainment brings together live music, original music, paranormal investigation, conversation, desert life and unique livestream programming.
Life and Entertainment in the New Mexico Desert
Colquhoun Entertainment is built around a simple idea: create a place where people can come together, enjoy music and entertainment, and simply be themselves.
The completely off-grid property includes a music studio and entertainment space, where much of the programming is created and broadcast.
Because the property operates off-grid, show times can sometimes change depending on sunset, weather, available solar power and desert conditions.
Morning Mirage
Morning Mirage is Colquhoun Entertainment’s weekday morning show on TikTok.
Monday through Friday mornings, viewers can come hang out, talk, listen to news and hear music from Brent Calhoun, aka Advocatus Diaboli.
Morning Mirage combines conversation, music, current events and the unpredictable personality of life in the New Mexico desert.
Polyanna Spectral Investigator
What happens when a paranormal investigator does things backwards?
Polyanna Spectral Investigator explores the idea of contacting the living from the afterlife.
This unique paranormal investigation program airs Wednesday nights around sunset Mountain Time.
Rather than following the traditional paranormal-investigator format, Polyanna approaches the subject from a completely different direction.
Music in the Desert
Music in the Desert features Brent Calhoun, aka Advocatus Diaboli, performing music from the New Mexico desert.
Viewers can hear songs Brent has already released as well as original songs and music that many listeners may have never heard before.
Music in the Desert is generally presented Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday nights, with times varying according to sunset and off-grid conditions.
Ka-Hoon Campground and Event Center
Ka-Hoon Campground and Event Center is part of Plateau Hame de Colquhoun.
It is a place to camp, relax and be yourself in the New Mexico desert.
The property provides a setting for people who want to experience a different kind of camping and entertainment environment away from the traditional campground experience.
Follow Colquhoun Entertainment
Follow Colquhoun Entertainment for:
New Mexico desert life
Off-grid living and entertainment
Morning Mirage
Music in the Desert
Original music
Brent Calhoun performances
Advocatus Diaboli
Grim Leafer Band music
Paranormal investigation
Polyanna Spectral Investigator
Ka-Hoon Campground and Event Center
Plateau Hame de Colquhoun
Live entertainment
Desert camping
Off-grid music
Whether you come for the music, paranormal investigation, conversation, camping or simply the strange beauty of the New Mexico desert, Colquhoun Entertainment is a place to come hang out and be yourself.
From the Desert, a New Vision Appears: Welcome to Morning Mirage
Introduction
From the heart of the New Mexico desert, a new creative experience is emerging. Morning Mirage, hosted by Brent Calhoun aka Advocatus Diaboli, brings music, conversations, stories, and the unique journey of creating from an off-grid studio.
Presented by Colquhoun Entertainment, Morning Mirage invites viewers into a world where creativity meets desert living, solar-powered innovation, and the ongoing story of building something unique at Ka-Hoon.
What Is Morning Mirage?
Morning Mirage is a weekday morning experience created from an off-grid desert studio.
Viewers can join Brent Calhoun for:
Conversations from the desert
Music and creative moments
Behind-the-scenes stories
The journey of off-grid living
A connection to the Ka-Hoon desert community
A New Mexico Desert Studio Powered by Solar Energy
Creating content off-grid brings a unique challenge and adventure.
The studio operates mainly through solar energy, making each broadcast part of the larger story:
Renewable energy creativity
Desert living challenges
Building entertainment outside traditional locations
Creating despite changing conditions
Morning Mirage Schedule and Upcoming Shows
Morning Mirage
Monday through Friday
8:00–9:00 AM Mountain Time
Polyanna Spectral Investigator
Wednesday nights
Music in the Desert
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays
Hosted on Advocatus Diaboli
Experience Ka-Hoon Campground and Event Center
Want to experience the desert in person?
Visitors can book a campsite and become part of the Ka-Hoon experience.
Colquhoun Entertainment is more than entertainment — it is a story of music, creativity, off-grid innovation, and building a unique desert destination.
Rain in the Valley: A Peaceful New Mexico Desert Monsoon Experience
There are moments in the desert that remind us why we chose this life.
Sitting high on the mesa and watching rain fall across the valley below is one of my favorite things. The New Mexico desert may be known for its dry landscape, but when the monsoon storms arrive, the entire valley transforms.
The clouds roll across the sky, rain curtains move through the distance, and the desert comes alive.
This is off-grid living in New Mexico — finding beauty in the quiet moments, appreciating nature, and sharing the journey from our little piece of the desert.
Watching Rain Fall Across The New Mexico Desert
From the top of the mesa, every storm creates a different view.
The valley below changes as rain moves across the landscape. The smell of desert rain, the sound of thunder in the distance, and the peaceful atmosphere create a moment that is impossible to recreate anywhere else.
Living off-grid teaches you to appreciate things many people overlook:
The first drops of rain after a dry season
Storm clouds building over the mountains
The beauty of the desert landscape
Quiet moments away from the noise of everyday life
The connection between nature and simple living
New Mexico Monsoon Season: When The Desert Comes Alive
Many people imagine the desert as endless dry land, but New Mexico’s monsoon season brings incredible beauty.
Rainstorms bring:
Dramatic desert skies
Cooler temperatures
Changing landscapes
Wildlife activity
A renewed feeling of life across the mesa
These storms are a reminder that even in harsh environments, nature finds a way to thrive.
Off-Grid Desert Living at Plateau Hame De Colquhoun
Our journey is about more than just a location. It is about creating a place where people can experience the desert, music, and nature.
From the mesa views to live performances, Ka-Hoon Campground and Event Center offers a unique New Mexico experience for those looking to step away from the ordinary.
🌵 Want to experience the mesa, live music, and desert skies in person?
Visit our website to learn more and book your campsite:
The Monsoon Arrives: First Real Rain Hits the New Mexico Desert
After months of extreme heat, dry conditions, and the relentless New Mexico desert sun, the skies have finally opened. The first real rain of the year has arrived at Plateau Hame De Colquhoun, marking the beginning of monsoon season on the mesa.
For those living off-grid, rain is more than just weather—it is a moment of change. The sound of rain hitting the desert, the smell of wet earth, and the transformation of the landscape remind us how powerful and important every storm can be.
This is the beginning of our monsoon journey as we document the storms, the calm between weather systems, and the way the desert comes alive after rainfall.
The First Monsoon Storm of the Year
The first major storm of the season arrived with powerful energy. Dark clouds rolled across the New Mexico desert, winds moved through the mesa, and much-needed rain began falling across the land.
After weeks of intense summer heat, the cooler air and rainfall brought a welcome change. The desert, which can appear quiet and still during dry periods, begins to transform when the monsoon arrives.
During monsoon season, we experience:
Dramatic desert storm clouds
Powerful rain and changing weather patterns
Cooler temperatures after extreme heat
New life returning to the landscape
The challenges and rewards of off-grid living
At Plateau Hame De Colquhoun, every storm becomes part of the story of living with the land.
Watch the First Monsoon Storm
Experience the arrival of the first real rain of the year as the New Mexico monsoon begins.
In this video:
First desert rainfall of the season
Storm clouds moving across the mesa
Off-grid living during extreme weather
The beauty of New Mexico desert storms
A Break Between Storms: The Calm Before the Next Wave
After the first storm moved through, we entered a brief break between storms.
The desert became quiet again, but the skies showed signs that more weather was on the way. These moments between storms are some of the most beautiful parts of desert living—the cooler air, the changing clouds, and the anticipation of the next rainfall.
Monsoon season in New Mexico is unpredictable. One moment the desert can be dry and still, and the next it can be filled with thunder, wind, and rain.
This constant change is what makes desert life so unique.
Watch the Break Between Storms
Join us during a peaceful moment between storms as we watch monsoon season continue across the New Mexico desert.
Living Off-Grid During Monsoon Season
Off-grid living means being connected to the environment around us. Weather affects our daily routines, solar power, outdoor projects, animals, and life on the mesa.
Rain brings challenges, but it also brings appreciation.
Every storm reminds us why we chose this lifestyle:
To experience nature firsthand
To protect and preserve the land
To build a community connected to the desert
To appreciate the simple moments that many people never see
Music in the Desert: Original Music From the Mesa
The soundtrack to this desert journey features original music by:
🎵 Brent Calhoun 🎵 Advocatus Diaboli 🎵 Advocatus Diaboli and the Grim Leafer Band
Through Music in the Desert, we share original songs, independent music, and stories inspired by life experiences, creativity, and the landscape around us.
Follow the Monsoon Journey at Plateau Hame De Colquhoun
Continue following our off-grid desert adventure as we document:
🌵 New Mexico desert living ⛈️ Monsoon season storms 🌧️ Rain in the desert 🏕️ Off-grid campground life 🎶 Original independent music 🔥 Music in the Desert performances
The monsoon has arrived, and this is only the beginning of the desert transformation.
