Dreams have long been viewed as windows into our unconscious minds, revealing hidden desires, unresolved emotions, and the everyday anxieties we carry with us. While some people wake with vivid recollections of extraordinary dreamscapes, others remember nothing at all. I definitely fall into the latter camp. Brighton-based Scottish-Thai musician Helen Ganya<\/a><\/strong>, however, clearly experiences the opposite\u2014and thankfully, she has a remarkable gift for turning those nocturnal visions into captivating music.<\/p>\n Currently preparing to unveil her forthcoming EP \u201cLong Lost Highway\u201d<\/strong>, due September 23rd, Helen first teased the project with the striking single \u201cPanic Button<\/strong>,\u201d inspired by a dream in which she was desperately trying to reach someone as the world came to an end. Now, she follows it with the equally spellbinding \u201cRiding on a dovetailed pony<\/strong>,\u201d another song born directly from her subconscious.<\/p>\n