And The Boats Kept Coming

It's sunny now but it's always nice to be inside when it's raining out.

Rainy Day Chill

Lost At Sea

Bubbles With Samples

A dark, techno-ish track created entirely with Vital VST instruments.

Hail the Dark Master

Drifting beyond the last known transmissions of Earth, a lone traveler circles a forgotten planet.
Static, distant beacons, and the rhythmic pulse of failing instruments are the only companions.
Each faint signal is a whisper across the vacuum of space—a reminder that somewhere, there was once connection.
"Sounds from the Silence" captures the emotional gravity of isolation, hope, and the persistent search for meaning in the void.

Signals from the Silence 1: Alone in Orbit

Faint echoes drift through this melancholic ambient track, evoking forgotten memories and lost connections. Layers of soft static, decaying signals, and warm analog textures create a dreamlike haze. Ideal for emotional storytelling, sci-fi, or scenes of longing and reflection.

Signals from the Silence 4 - Ghost Frequencies

A warm, contemplative finale. Soaring pads and harmonically rich drones radiate a sense of acceptance and peace. Echoes of earlier motifs return, now softened and resolved. A beautiful closer for moments of closure, discovery, or silent reflection.

Signals from the Silence 6 - Last known Signals

A glimmer of hope pulses stronger in this standout track. With a brighter tone and rhythmic doubling that lifts the energy, “Faint Response” feels like a signal breaking through the void. Subtle melodies and shimmering textures drive it forward—perfect for scenes of revelation, momentum, or emotional lift.

Signals from the Silence 5 - Faint Response

Floating by Nównøis
Official video is here: https://youtu.be/TCgRCLPKczA

Floating (BrianMakesNoise Remix)

With apologies to Brian Eno, I've taken a go at updating "Music for Airports" for the space age. This is the first movement of a 4 (and possibly 6) piece suite. I hope it brings you calm and introspection.

Music for Spaceports is a generative ambient suite inspired by Music for Airports, re-imagined for orbital travel and future transit environments. Entirely synth-based, the music unfolds slowly through evolving systems rather than songs—designed to be both listenable and ignorable, human and infrastructural, calm and expansive.

video https://youtu.be/e_hS2QXnQPU

Music for Spaceports is a generative ambient suite inspired by the intent of Brian Eno’s Music for Airports, reimagined for a future of orbital travel, automated infrastructure, and interplanetary transit.

The music is entirely synthesised and designed as an environment rather than a performance. Each movement occupies a different attentional state: arrival, suspension, habitation, and transit. Some pieces gently invite listening; others are meant to disappear into the background, functioning as part of an imagined spaceport’s architecture.

Instead of traditional songs, the suite is built from slow-evolving systems: overlapping loops of different lengths, restricted pitch sets, near-static textures, and subtle probabilistic variation. There are no climaxes, no rhythmic grids, and no narrative arcs, only gradual change, spatial depth, and tonal gravity.

Music for Spaceports explores the balance between human presence and machine continuity: moments of fragile warmth set against vast, neutral systems designed to move people calmly through extraordinary spaces.

This work is intended for quiet listening, reflection, or as an unobtrusive sonic backdrop; music that exists with a space, not in front of it.

1_1 Arrival Concourse

Near-static textures and slow tonal drift dissolve the sense of time. This movement is designed to recede into the background, allowing attention to wander while the system continues at a barely perceptible pace.

1_2 Orbital Holding Pattern

A brief emergence of human presence within the infrastructure. Voice-like synthetic tones, breath-shaped envelopes, and intimate spatial placement suggest life moving quietly through a larger, automated environment.

2_1 Hab Module

Procedural patterns and repeating sequences create a sense of calm motion without rhythm or destination. This movement represents the continuous operation of spaceport systems, flowing independently of human presence.

2_2 Transit Corridor

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