Once We Were (Fragments of 2011-2017)

Once ‘11

1st single from the soundtrack album: La Controversia de Valladolid.

El Codicilo de Isabel is the score’s most tragic passage. A solitary viola begins with the Gregorian chant Dies Irae, joined gradually by the rest of the ensemble until the double bass shifts the harmony into a fragile major chord: a fleeting moment of light within grief, echoing Queen Isabel’s deathbed scene.

La Controversia de Valladolid

El Codicilo de Isabel

"Acacia,” my latest piece, is now available everywhere. Its inspiration comes from a tree partially visible from my studio’s garden. Each time I step outside for fresh air, my eyes are drawn to it. Watching it change through the seasons—its branches turning lush and green, blooming with delicate white acacias, shedding leaves, embracing winter’s snow, and blossoming again—reflects the cycles of life for me. It reminds me that some of life’s deepest truths are often right before us, if we only take the time to see them. This piece was born from those quiet reflections. The cover photo captures one of the tree’s most beautiful moments.

Strings performed by Emanuel Pavon 
Mixed and mastered by Martyn Heyne at Lichte Studio in Berlin
Released via Bigo & Twigetti 

I hope this piece resonates with you and brings moments of reflection. Thank you for your continued support.

O.

Acacia

Love Story by Francis Lai | Cinematic Piano Cover

Love Story | Cinematic Piano Cover

Producer/Songwriter/Singer/Synthesizer: Aref Ceé
Se-Taar / Co-singer: Sinaa Nosrati
Bass/Electric Guitar: Aarash Saalehi
Kamancheh: Jamshid Jahrominezhaad
Mixing ideation: Team Effort
Mixing Engineer: Ceé
Mastering Engineer: Saeed Dehghan

Khaab

Singer/ Songwriter: Hap

Music/ Arrangement: Mo Khakzad

Producer: Siavash Yaghmaei

Mix & Master: Iman Hojjat

Fiddle: Mohsen Dehini

Electric Guitar/ Setar: Emad Shalikar

Iranie Kale Khar

mosafer

A winter's tale

The Algorithm of Surrender is an 8-part sonic journey by Leeuwenstein, crafted for deep inner exploration with psilocybin, ayahuasca, or truffle ceremonies.
Ambient, tribal, and transcendent guiding you from surrender into integration.

Aftermath Transmission

Songs From The Wounded Heart
Release Date: 01-01-2015
© 2015 Keith Richie

Songs From The Wounded Heart is a deeply personal anthology—an emotional tapestry woven from sorrow, memory, and quiet resilience.

Spanning more than a decade of composition, this collection features both new works and reimagined, re-mastered selections from my earlier catalog. Now presented in high-resolution 24-bit audio, each piece has been carefully preserved and enhanced to reflect its original emotional weight with greater clarity and depth.

From the mournful ambience of Harrowing Emptiness to the delicate piano-led reflection of Jake's Theme, and the poignant stillness of Weeping Angels and Candles, each track serves as a sonic elegy—an outlet for grief, healing, and remembrance.

This album is not merely music. It is a refuge for the wounded. A balm for those navigating loss. And a quiet reminder that there is beauty even in brokenness.

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Harrowing Emptiness

Left Behind ‘12

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Buy My Album on Bandcamp:
https://pianoandcoffeerecords.bandcamp.com/album/left-upon-us
https://myljarecords.bandcamp.com/album/perpetua

Cedric Vermue is a Dutch composer and a producer of neo-classical music. His work is stylized by a blend of classical styles and instruments, mostly piano and strings, combined with contemporary electronic elements. The music’s aesthetics are strongly based upon the principle of stillness, bringing a quieting calm in a world full of turmoil. Working with various textures and layers combined with intimately recorded acoustic elements, the music becomes a carefully crafted landscape. This welcomes any listener to submerge into a poetic universe of sound. His most recent interests include various analog synths, organ and Gregorian chant.

Born in a small town in the Netherlands, Cedric began playing the piano at the age of 8. When he was 14 he started producing film music on the computer and writing piano compositions. In subsequent years, while studying at Utrecht Conservatory of Music, he began incorporating electronics, strings and ambiences within his music. This exploration culminated into his graduation project, in which he collaborated with six string players and live recordings in the concert hall of the Conservatory. This project was self-released in 2018 as an EP, “Ember”. After graduation he started an intensive studio project, producing two albums, in association with various string players and producer Antal van Nie.

Cedric’s debut album, Left Upon Us, is released in 2019 by Piano & Coffee records. in 2023 he released 'Perpetua' with Mylja records. 

More releases will follow. To stay updated follow me on Instagram