The voices of the Indians .. Body, Mind and Spirit!

Voices of Indians

Voices Of Indians

Music Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DAR2vZl1XXg

An Epic Celtic Collaboration with the incredible @philleann and @roxanegenot

Phill (Whistles and Uilleann Pipes) and Roxane (Cello) took this piece to a new level and brought this one to life!

This is a tale of discovery deep in the heart of the Scottish Highlands

The Guardians Of Old  - Eric Heitmann, Philleann, and Roxane Genot

Not my usual affair but had fun with this mix. Some of my favorites of the moment with this genre. As always, thanks for listening...

Simple Steppas

Broke Bitch

3) Warm Embers 3

Strong melodic space ambient with a beat.

Floating

Peace Anthem for World Peace✌️☮️🌍❤️

Peace in the Middle East ✌️☮️🌍❤️ (Freedom Charge) 🇵🇸🇮🇱🇱🇧🇮🇷🇺🇸

an attempt into improving my own sound, hope y`all like it !

Out Of Luck

WAV on Beatport!

Not Looking Back

Lyrical/Emotional Narrative:
Though instrumental, “Polvere Amara” tells a story through pure melody. The narrative arc:
Act I (0:00-1:45): Lone traveler crossing endless desert. Guitar alone, sparse, patient. Each note is a footstep. The silence between notes is the emptiness between one day and the next.
Act II (1:45-3:30): Memories surface. Strings enter like ghosts of the past - people left behind, choices made, roads not taken. Guitar continues its journey but now accompanied by the weight of history.
Act III (3:30-4:30): Emotional peak - not dramatic confrontation but quiet acceptance of loneliness. All instruments together yet maintaining space between them. Community of solitude.
Act IV (4:30-5:12): Resolution through non-resolution. Guitar returns to solo, but changed by the journey. Final unresolved phrase asks: “Was it worth it?” The wind’s answer is ambiguous.
Cultural Context:
“Polvere Amara” (Bitter Dust) was written for a scene in the film “Il Prezzo del Sangue” (The Price of Blood) where a character spends five minutes walking through a ghost town at sunset, finding it completely abandoned. Director wanted “the sound of regret.” Scene was ultimately cut, but music remained.
Title refers to the dust that settles after violence - what remains when the gunfight is over, when the revenge is complete, when the hero rides away. The “bitter” dust of empty victory.
This is Le Ombre Rosse at their most restrained - proving they could create beauty through subtlety as effectively as through their typical theatrical violence. Elena called it “the quiet song” and reportedly played it alone in her apartment on the night before she disappeared.

“Polvere Amara” (Bitter Dust)

Le piano, jaloux, a soufflé de la neige dans le haut bois !

la neige dans les hauts bois

Hi, I’m Tim. Under the name Epigenetics I create electronic ambient music, or as I like to call it: Space Music. 

My style & sound have elements of Downtempo, Psybient and Electronica where I combine strong melodies and driving rhythms with the goal of creating soundtracks for journeys outwards or inwards.

I have been making 'analog' music with my piano and guitar, since I was young, before making the change to electronic music. I think you might hear the influence of that.
These days I use a MIDI keyboard and VST's to record the tracks one by one in Ableton Live. And then do the mastering in Adobe Audition.

If you like what you hear, please leave a like & comment as I love to hear what you think.
You can also support my releases on Bandcamp, and follow me here for more music in the future.

p.s. No A.I. was used for any part of the music production process. 100% human made music. Weird that this seems like an important thing to add these days. Have a good trip.