gutwrenching sad slowcore songs

wasted energy

feelings

nerves

small town

for james

how could i write you a love song?

like a waterfall

she makes me nervous

i will die in this room

when i needed you most

slow dance

to speak

Forever Again

hope she comes home

Playing Around in an Open C

Frequency of me

"Quiet Hands" is a meditative and calming instrumental track that takes listeners into a peaceful, focused workshop. This ambient piece uses a blend of natural and acoustic sounds to capture the essence of mindful creation, whether through painting, woodworking, or any quiet craft. It's a sonic sanctuary, a perfect soundtrack for finding your flow state and disconnecting from the noise of the world.

The song's production is a masterclass in subtle, immersive sound design. It opens with a gentle piano intro, complemented by the warm, earthy tones of a fingerpicked acoustic guitar and the distant sounds of nature, like a calm breeze and singing birds. This creates an intimate, almost tangible atmosphere. Throughout the track, soft sounds of crafting—such as brush strokes on a canvas, paper rustling, and wood creaking—are woven into the music. These foley effects aren't just background noise; they become part of the rhythm and melody, adding a layer of realism that makes you feel present in the workshop. The arrangement builds and recedes with a gentle, organic flow, never breaking the sense of tranquility, and the reverb creates a feeling of being in a cozy, resonant space.

This song is for anyone who appreciates the art of slowing down and finding focus. It's an ideal piece for meditation, creative work, or simply unwinding after a long day. It’s a beautiful reminder that there is a deep, quiet power in using your hands to create.

Quiet Hands

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Misunderstood

when i needed you most

gone like summer

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