Moonlit Melancholy

The Enigmatic Allure of Darkness

Architectural Zen: Music and Harmony in Asian Architecture

Bamboo and Stone

www.jeffchipman.com

"If every note is replaced, does the soul of the song remain?"

https://www.pianoday.org




Image thanks to Zoltan Tasi via Unsplash

The Ship of Theseus

The Invisible World

Soliloquy is a quiet and emotional piano piece, written after a late-night walk when thoughts were circling and the world felt still. It is relaxing piano music for those evenings when you need something calm, reflective and a little melancholic.


Music Video:
https://youtu.be/XlMMxGXnFvw

Soliloquy

- Picture -
Artist Picture. Plastekpet
Art Cover Editor. Shyntwirl
Editor. Shyntwirl

- Music -
Producer. Shyntwirl
Composer. Shyntwirl
Structure. Shyntwirl
Developer. Shyntwirl
Creator. Shyntwirl
Equalizers. Shyntwirl
Quality. Shyntwirl
Background. Shyntwirl
Synthesizers. Shyntwirl
Synth. Shyntwirl
Keyboard. Shyntwirl
Fx. Shyntwirl
Intro & Outro. Shyntwirl
Reverb & Echoes. Shyntwirl

Ambient / Atmosphere / Nature / Alternative / Dark / Relaxation / Environment 

PROD. Shyntwirl

Shyntwirl - Mental Disorders

Classical Guitar: gaspar monterde
Artwork by Pere Vilardebó

breathe

All The Way

We present “Reverie” by Piano Melancolía, a warm and inviting piano piece, gently paced with a touch of wistful melancholy. Its soft, muted tone adds intimacy and depth, creating a comforting yet reflective atmosphere.

Behind Piano Melancolía is German pianist and composer Carl Jürgen Emert, who has been creating poetic and emotionally resonant works since 2013, blending classical and jazz elements with a distinctive touch of serenity. Welcome to the ad21 family!

Reverie

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why don't you stay

I got the nickname "Glitch" from  co-workers when I was working at a mine up in the mountains north of Breckinridge. When it's cold we would work out side or driving tractors for 45 mins and then jump in a work truck and warm up for 20 minutes. One day I left my phone paired with the stereo in the work truck. I was operating an excavator near by when some of the guys jumped in the truck to warm up. When they cranked the truck on- my phone paired and Apex Twin or Autechre came on over the stereo. I had to try to explain what I referred to as "glitch music"- so, being a bunch of hicks, they called me Glitch from that point forward. I'm using this account to motivate me to finish tracks and get better at producing my music. I travel all over North America for work and take machines with me so I can occupy myself in my motel room instead of hanging out in bars. I used to name each track after the city I was in when I began the track. Now that I'm finishing tracks- the character of each track is more developed I think. I would very much appreciate any feedback on my music as I don't share it with anyone I know. Thank you.

why don't you stay

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