Colours Of Piano

Richter: Vladimir's Blues

Elixía

Hiraeth

This album is like a book about Norway, written not in words but in sound. Each composition is a page where fjords and seas awaken, mist and northern sun drift by, fishermen’s rugged days and quiet village evenings unfold. The music begins with a tender piano or violin solo, while the orchestra weaves in the breath of the wind, the power of waves, and the vastness of the horizon. This is not merely music—it is a journey into the heart of northern nature and the soul of those who live beside it.

13. Echo

Absurde

LOOM #13 — Procedural Fiction is an ambient sound installation and conceptual album derived from twelve abstract instructions. The work explores the paradox of creation — the tension between rule-bound systems and imaginative freedom.

The sonic and visual elements were co-created using generative AI platforms, treating the instructions as algorithmic procedure to produce a digital fiction. Each track is a sonic rendering of an imperative, utilizing minimalist electronic soundscapes, rhythmic ambiguity, and expansive drones to translate complex ideas into atmospheric form.

The music is a constructed void, designed to be unsettling yet contemplative, inviting the listener to find personal meaning within its austere, fabricated structure.

Universe in a Crayon

David Maxim Micic