Hallucinaut is the first live album and cinematic performance by the human known as Scott Saturn—an immersive odyssey through the collapsing corridors of space and mind.

It tells the story of astronaut Scott Saturn, whose mission to chart the unknown ends when he’s pulled into a cosmic wormhole—a rift where time fractures, memories loop, and the line between hallucination and reality begins to blur. Lost in orbit and unraveling from within, Saturn’s journey becomes a reflection of every soul who’s stared too long into their own infinity.

Each performance is a living, breathing experiment—featuring live musical performances, real-time visual projections, and artists painting the journey as it unfolds. The music pulses like a heartbeat in the dark; the visuals ripple like thought patterns breaking apart; the paint becomes memory made visible. Together, they create a sensory vortex—part concert, part film, part fever dream.

Hallucinaut isn’t just witnessed—it’s experienced.
It’s a transmission from a fractured consciousness, broadcast through light, color, and sound.

“If you listen closely… the stars are trying to tell you something.”