Hues

Sketches

Blue Tales

Moraira Coast

Flow with the Wind

Embrace

I wrote this piano track after a long November day, I was worn out after challenging software issues,  and took a moment to centre myself in the present moment. It had been a while since I composed for piano, and so after I paused, I looked out the window to the sky and found inspiration in the rain, filling the sky with a soft, misty haze.

My hope with this track is that it reflects the gentle waves of rain this time of year - and that it offers a moment of pause to reflect on the beauty and stillness of it. And then, once the notes have faded I hope you'll notice a sense of calm settling in.

Here's a poem I wrote to accompany it.

I sat adrift in time and place
Staring out beyond the window pane.
Fingers on keys finding new melodies 
Melodies coaxed out by the gentle rain.

The rain taps, it drops, it falls from high.
It splatters, it splashes, it gets in your eye. 

Relentless it comes, and down it stays
Filling the puddles and all waterways.

The rain taps, it drops, it whispers low.
It dances, it drizzles, it softens and flows.

The rain comes down, and down it stays,
And in its rhythm, my soul finds its way.

The rain comes down

idk feat seniah

★S-188
Playful Stillness is a meditative lullaby built on balance, structure, and gentle motion. A warm, expressive melody unfolds through thick xylophone tones and soft synthesizer keys, blending repetition with subtle variation in a way that feels both calming and emotionally rich. The music moves with quiet intelligence, allowing small playful gestures to appear naturally within a stable, soothing flow. Ambient echoes and delicate textures add depth without distraction, creating a soundscape that supports relaxation while keeping a sense of life and curiosity alive. Childlike in spirit yet mature in composition, Playful Stillness offers a peaceful listening experience that comforts children before sleep and invites adults into a focused, meditative state where calm and gentle joy coexist.

Sketches

Ever So Blue