Supermassive starfield is the 4th ambient EP by Relief, The album is about stargazing and the twinkling of starlight that we see here on earth millions of miles away. Each song is dedicated to a star you can see at night and the names are the Arabic names of those stars that you can google to find the position of those stars in the sky.

Supermassive Starfield

Meissa

We Need These Beams

Many Have Walked This Place Before

Part of We Dream of Eden's stunning new Songs for Storms EP, this track is an atmospheric, evocative reflection on waiting for a storm to pass...

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Songs for Storms

Counting the Seconds

Counting the Seconds (with We Dream of Eden)

Lapse / Woodlands

Woodlands

A little ode to the coming of spring. Featuring from Pianobook : Organic Orchestra by Venus Theory / Cyclic Transpositions 01 by synthesizerwriter. And Woven Strings by Jon Meyer / LABS - LA Atmos.
A bit of hopeful warmth at the end of winter.

A Hint Of Spring

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Adrian Copeland's 'If This Were My Body' is the eighth and final release in the Lost Tribe Sound album series, Salt and Gravity. The series includes albums from Arrowounds, ’t Geruis, mastroKristo, Adrian Copeland (aka Alder & Ash), Tony Dupé (aka Saddleback), Federico Mosconi, sanr, and Alapastel. To receive 'If This Were My Body' on CD or Digital at a discount, subscribe to the series here: https://losttribesound.bandcamp.com/album/salt-and-gravity-series

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‘If This Were My Body’ (releasing on Lost Tribe Sound) is the first album from Canadian experimental cellist and composer Adrian Copeland under his given name. Some may be familiar with Copeland’s body of work as Alder & Ash. While the project has garnered attention from a wide range of musical communities ranging from metal to classical, the decision to release the new record apart from the works of his alias make sense. Though Copeland remains committed to the cello as the primary and only sound source, its an internal shift that has played the biggest part in shaping this album.

"If the music I wrote was my body, how would I use it to tell stories? Would I fight with others, would I hurt myself, would I yell or would I cry? On this album, I wanted to reclaim my body as an instrument of gentleness and love. Too often, the male body is objectified as a tool of violence and hate, and we don't often have the chance to learn what it means to love as men. My own relationship with my body is marked with bitterness, self hatred, and shame. This album "If This Were My Body" is an unlearning of all the violence I've inflicted and all the violence that's been inflicted on me. It's a celebration of another way of being, one of vulnerability and tenderness.

There is a triumph here that doesn't exist on my previous albums. There are moments of sadness and intensity, but it's overwhelmingly an album about love, specifically self love. During this period I was undergoing a period of transformation and relearning my relationship to myself, my work, and most importantly, my body. I wanted to release this album under my own name, as it felt more vulnerable to do so. There is no artifice to hide my emotions”

- Words of Adrian Copeland

If This Were My Body

If This Were My Body (Album Preview)

Adrian Copeland (aka Alder & Ash) - If This Were My Body (Album Preview)



These tracks were recorded between 2011 and 2020 with some musical overdubs in 2019 and 2024.

Composed and performed by Paul Landry
Mixed and mastered in The Progulator by Paul Landry
Paul Landry, Guitars, bass, Keyboards, synths, VSTi drums and vocals

© 2025 Paul Landry
℗ 2025 Ditto Music LTD



Chrysalism

Ethereal ambient soundscapes for your pleasure. Relax, chillout and enjoy.

SFS - VALINOR'S DREAM

Album mêlant titres de rock et néo-classique, le tout dans une ambiance rebelle et mélancolique 

Thème (Partie 2)

Threads is the 4th solo full length from Cape Town, South Africa based composer Jason van Wyk and his debut album for Oakland based n5MD.

Previously known for his progressive trance works, van Wyk has spent a lot of his time as of late composing for the film industry. In 2013, his solo output switched to more pastoral forms of neo-classical leaning ambient with his first full-length Days You Remember, before moving into more piano-based composition for Attachment (2016) and Opacity (2017).

Threads does reflect some of his previous ambient works; however, the album shows van Wyk composing music for (and of) current times. There is a much-welcomed underlying beauty to Threads, but there are also threads of anxiousness and unwavering intensity throughout its forty-minute run-time.

Threads is available now on vinyl and digital.

Threads

Sun Fluorescent

Bemused explores textures,sounds,colours.
And has written for theatre, contemporary dance, video productions and installations.
And a side project - Pennine Project - https://soundcloud.com/pennineproject explores a cinematic, ambient portrayal of the Pennines.

Check my alter ego of Tracing Arcs :http://soundcloud.com/tracing-arcs
Four albums of Bemused tracks can be d/loaded for free at Jamendo and Bandcamp (links below).