‘The Weight of Being Alive’ is a raw and deeply melancholic soundscape that reflects the silent suffering of simply existing. Built with low frequencies, repetitive textures, and a haunting piano melody in the final act, this track captures the overwhelming heaviness that life sometimes brings. Made for those who understand the pain that words can’t describe.

the weight of being alive

“Cuts” is a deeply emotional ambient track built on dark, looping pads and a heavy, repetitive guitar. Its minimal, melancholic soundscape reflects the feeling of being trapped in recurring thoughts — a quiet cycle of pain and memory. Created from raw emotion, this track is meant for listeners who find comfort in sadness, silence, and sonic vulnerability.

cuts

“Unseen, Unheard” blends ambient textures with haunting vocal loops and minimalistic sound design to evoke a deep sense of solitude and reflection. It’s not sadness that drives this track, but the weight of silence, the feeling of something lost yet lingering. A slow-burning atmosphere designed to immerse the listener in an emotional landscape — distant, raw, and quietly powerful.

Unseen, Unheard

A long pause that finally reveals what the noise kept hidden. Silence stops being scary and turns into a gentle embrace, carrying a faint breeze of melancholy that calms instead of suffocates.

When Silence Smiled

That one question echoing in your chest when something precious feels like it’s slipping away. An audio snapshot of pre‑emptive heartbreak and the ache of missing someone before they’re gone.

What If I Lose You? (Slowed + Reverb)

Memory fragments—like stray film frames from a movie you never watched all the way through. Repetitive textures mimic a mind replaying the past in messy, looping bursts.

A flashback to a simpler, brighter time—whether it ever existed or not. This track tries to freeze that fleeting instant when life seemed vivid and weightless.

when everything felt real

Living is beautiful, but it’s heavy. Here’s the quiet ache that surfaces even when everything looks fine—a hard‑to‑explain sadness that’s all too easy to feel.

the weight of being alive (slowed)

An overgrown garden left to time, where beauty still clings to the ruins. A sonic metaphor for once‑cherished places and feelings that now bloom in muted tones.

Faded Garden

"The Way Home" is a melancholic and quiet instrumental track, made to evoke a feeling of back home - not necessarily a physical place, but an emotional state. Loaded with soft atmospheres and ethereal pads, it brings a feeling of silent nostalgia, as if each sound were a distant memory trying to come back to the fore. The banner invites the listener to slow down and dive into an internal space, ideal for moments of reflection.

The Way Home

"what calms me down" is a deeply atmospheric and melancholic ambient track built around soft textures and a sense of emotional stillness. Inspired by isolation, late-night thoughts, and the silent beauty of nature, it reflects the kind of peace you find when everything else feels overwhelming. It's perfect for moments of introspection, emotional release, or simply disconnecting from the noise of the world.

what calms me down

BluSx (Bruniel Corrêa) is a Brazilian music producer specializing in ambient and dark ambient soundscapes. His work blends emotions like nostalgia, sadness, serenity, and subtle joy — creating immersive atmospheres that linger in the listener’s mind.

Driven by emotion and precision, BluSx builds his tracks primarily using carefully selected samples, along with pads, plucks, synths, and other digital instruments. Each release is crafted to feel like a journey — deep, introspective, and unforgettable.

With a steady flow of frequent singles and albums, BluSx consistently explores new sonic spaces while staying true to his melancholic, dreamlike aesthetic.

A message from BluSx:
"I hope you enjoy my music — and even more than that, I hope it touches you the way it touched me, and the way it will one day touch the world."

BluSx

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