One Love

My medicine for the LoopDiggers Sunday Roulette #225 

unreality (LDSR #225)

My 2nd medication for the LoopDiggers Sunday Roulette #225!

psychedelic rehab (LDSR #225/2)

225 / Loopdiggers Sunday Roulette

LDSR 225 - Gimme 2 Chords

Mathar

I also used the "Two little girls" from legendary album "The Eye" by King mtf* Diamond death metal group from 1995.

Michael Myers / LDSR #226, the Halloween Edition

disquiet0722  -  STBB 974 -  Brunch Nove 2nd

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Feel free to drop your own rhymes on these beats. They’re made to spark creativity, not limit it. If you end up using them in any way, make sure to tag me so I can check out what you’ve created.

Blues Me Up, Scotty!

The Astrioasia Crown & The Dusty Apsara Breaks is an instrumental album rooted primarily in Cambodian musical heritage, shaped through a modern, global lens.
As a Cambodian artist, this project is a personal fusion of ancestral sound, lived identity, and contemporary production.

Traditional Cambodian melodic sensibilities — echoing instruments such as the khim, roneat-inspired textures, and flute-like motifs — are blended with dusty rhythms, deep bass foundations, and Western-influenced beat culture. The result is a soundscape that feels ceremonial yet street-level, ancient yet current.

The album draws inspiration from Apsara symbolism, royal and spiritual imagery, and the quiet strength of Cambodian culture, while openly embracing influences from other parts of the world. Rather than imitation, this is interpretation — honoring roots while allowing them to evolve.

Production-wise, the focus remains on space, clarity, and mood. Minimal arrangements, steady mid-tempo grooves, and atmospheric reverbs create a hypnotic continuity across the project, making it ideal for immersive listening, visual storytelling, and cinematic contexts.

The Astrioasia Crown & The Dusty Apsara Breaks stands as a cultural bridge — Cambodian at its core, global in its expression.

The Massage

I’m a creator at heart. Music has always been a natural part of my life — something that flows from within rather than something I chase for attention or recognition. I make music because I love the process itself — exploring sounds, layering emotions, and capturing moments.

I’m self-critical in a healthy way and grounded in reality. I know there are better artists out there, and that’s perfectly fine. I don’t create to compete; I create to express. My priority in life is my family — providing for them and keeping things balanced.

Music, for me, is a space of peace and authenticity. I’ve made tracks that people enjoyed, and I’m grateful for that, but what matters most is that I stay true to myself and to the joy of creating.

225 / Loopdiggers Sunday Roulette

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