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Category: Instrumental

  • Hailing Ishimura “We Did It To Survive”

    Hailing Ishimura “We Did It To Survive”

    “Hailing Ishimura exists to tell a story. The part of the story that ‘We Did It To Survive’ exists in finds our adventurers at their lowest point. The music very much informs that with the dark tones and heavy riffs,” Hailing Ishimura

  • EL PEYOTE – “EL PEYOTE” EP

    EL PEYOTE – “EL PEYOTE” EP

    “Expect to be taken on a sonic journey with “El Peyote” Experience the rush from high energy tracks like “Foot to the Floor” burning down the desert highway then unwind with mellow psychedelic jams like “Celestial Illusions” a song inspired by watching the sun set over the scrublands in Oaxaca.” El Peyote

  • Abisso- Son Of Abyss

    Abisso- Son Of Abyss

    Son Of Abyss is a project with intimate elements and aspects. Among other things, we would like people to grasp the beauty and importance of remembering themselves, imbued with the entire emotional spectrum that they often carry like a bundle that doesn’t belong to them. However, since everyone’s perception and processing differs, everyone will interpret…

  • The Gladiator Composer: Ringo Harrison – “Far From Home” 

    The Gladiator Composer: Ringo Harrison – “Far From Home” 

    The individual instruments are playing their respective parts, but I wanted the listener to move between snippets of those parts without really noticing. Ringo Harrison

  • De Antiquis et Novis “Afterglow LP”

    De Antiquis et Novis “Afterglow LP”

    Titled “Afterglow”, the new album comes as a collection of chillout electronic songs with one main theme, and that is offering a deep musical relaxation.

  • The Velvet Shadow “Dreamlines”

    The Velvet Shadow “Dreamlines”

    Lone nighttime, followed by equally lonely daytime with an unusual quantity of stillness that felt new back when it all started, and still feels alien now. In the middle of this altered universe resides an artist named The Velvet Shadow, and he has taken the still ambience around him, combined it with the thoughts of…

  • Michael Donoghue “Calm Palm EP”

    Michael Donoghue “Calm Palm EP”

    “Last year I hit a bit of a creative wall where I was struggling to find inspiration and fresh ideas. There are some palm trees at the bottom of my garden that I see everyday, so I sat in my studio space one morning and decided to just start composing a track about the palm…

  • The_Meskimo “The Brothers McKenna Drop Out”

    The_Meskimo “The Brothers McKenna Drop Out”

    “I enjoy listening to Terence McKenna’s lectures and also appreciate what his brother, Dennis, is doing to bring awareness to the medical benefits of psychedelics. I also have a deep love for psychedelic music.

  • KEEKA THE BRAVE – “PURPLE”

    KEEKA THE BRAVE – “PURPLE”

    “Purple” might become your favorite color after listening to this track. With a chilled landscape and reverberating guitars, this track is perfectly suited for a long-ride or an inner-experience while meditating. It has both electronic sounds as well as analog, a mix of wobbling synths with real instruments.

  • Matthew Liam Nicholson “Universal Outsider”

    Matthew Liam Nicholson “Universal Outsider”

    The album is titled “Universal Outsider”, a shimmering folk rock beauty that’s been in the works for the last 5 years. Home to 13 small universes, each song offers a multidimensional sonic landscape, and a different story told through poetic lyricism.

  • Mo Douglas’ brings the heat on “Ample Room For Grooving”

    Mo Douglas’ brings the heat on “Ample Room For Grooving”

    The excellent song starts with four seconds of great singing, and then the music drops into the track like a Midwest tornado forming in the sky, grabbing your complete attention.

  • Henry Lemoin “The Great Awaits”

    Henry Lemoin “The Great Awaits”

    “With The Great Awaits, what I want to achieve is to make the listener feel like they’re being transported to another universe, and as the title implies, it’s a journey towards something great, while also having an interesting and joyful trip along the way.” Henry Lemoin