M-Sol Records presents:
Beamy - Memories Of Summer
A journey of beats and emotions under the sun.

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Memories Of Summer

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Beamy - Dream [M-Sol Records]

Meander

Quantum Pulse -COSMIC ODYSSEY-

“Quantum Pulse” immerses you in the raw, vibrating energy of the universe, where every rhythmic strike feels like it’s emerging from the deepest layers of cosmic matter. The track blends a powerful foundation with electronic textures that move like subatomic particles in constant collision. Its repeating pulses create a hypnotic, almost ritualistic flow that bends the sense of time and space.

As the track evolves, subtle melodic layers rise through the density of the beat, forming a perfect balance between force and atmosphere. The result is an intense, dynamic, and expansive journey — ideal for listeners who crave futuristic energy that feels as if it comes straight from the quantum fabric of reality.

“Quantum Pulse” doesn’t just play: it vibrates, breathes, and evolves like a living organism made of pure frequency.

Quantum Pulse -COSMIC ODYSSEY-

finding a leaf in your girlfriend's hair

Gateway

The Crossing

As most of the readers of Headphone Commute are musicians in their own right, they should already be familiar with the Berlin-based Martyn Heyne, who should be known to them as the owner of Lichte Studio, in which so many experimental, ambient, and modern classical albums have been recorded, mixed, mastered, and produced. These include some of the releases by Aukai, Tambour, Kelly James Wyse, Ceeys, Shida Shahabi, Tom Adams, Luke Howard, and Hecq, among the many others. But, of course, since I'm running this track premiere today, Heyne is also an outstanding composer, first appearing on my radar (and indeed these pages) with his 2017 release, Electric Intervals on 7k!. What may be surprising among all of this is that Heyne is also a fantastic guitar player, showcasing his favorite instrument on the upcoming solo album, titled Open Lines. Well, actually, he plays more than one instrument on the album. Among his performance on the electric, acoustic, 12-string, and classical guitar, Rhodes, bass, and piano, there's also the kalimba, bongos, and bells! Not to mention the appearance of the wonderful Anne Mülle on the cello on a couple of tracks, and the Finnish percussionist, Tatu Rönkkö on the drums, with whom Heyne has played live as Efterklang. The album traverses the boundaries of contemporary classical, krautrock, slow-shuffling jazz, and everything in between. The heart of the release, touching upon all of the above-mentioned aesthetics, and my favorite piece as well, is a track titled "Neuwerk." And that is precisely why I am happy to share it with you today.

The Crossing

Erik Wøllo

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