Visuals at Drone Sleepover are essential to complete the immersive experience. They provide a visual counterpart to the mesmerizing drone sound, enriching the atmosphere and deepening emotional connections. Visuals become a focal point for contemplative listening, guiding the audience through an otherworldly journey. Here are some types of projections that would work well:

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• Abstract Visuals: Abstract, flowing, and morphing visuals. Think of soft, organic shapes and colors that blend and transform gradually.

• Geometric Patterns: Intricate and mesmerizing geometric patterns can sync with the repetitive and hypnotic aspects of drone music, creating a visually stimulating yet meditative environment.

• Slow Motion Video: Slow-motion video of various elements, such as flowing water, flames, etc, can create a soothing and immersive backdrop.

• Interactive Visuals: Consider using interactive visuals that respond to the music or the movements of the audience. 

• Soft Gradients and Color Washes: Gradual changes in colors and gradients.

• Live Visual Mixing: For a more dynamic experience, live visual mixing or VJing can be employed, allowing the visuals to adapt in real time to the music and the atmosphere of the event.

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Stray away from text and narrative visuals as the projection's goal is to accompany the sounds and not over-power.