Name: Beyond the Horizon [30 Seconds Challenge] by Joel Frias by Sikha Pros in 30 Seconds Challenge "Beyond the Horizon"
Duration: 30 s
Description: Music composed for the 30 second challenge based on the image of Johannes Plenio & submitted to Composer Challenges (Facebook Group)

30 Seconds Challenge "Beyond the Horizon"

Calm Serene Moments is a New Age/Ambient piece that captures the quiet magic of a golden hour by the sea. Tom Lysar often drives to the coast alone, puts on his headphones, and listens to the gentle movement of the waves and the setting sun—a moment of complete slowdown. From that feeling, this track was born: warm pads, soft piano, delicate nylon‑guitar harmonics, and floating, breathy female vocal textures, all carried by a subtle heartbeat‑like pulse. Subtle ocean field recordings and a wide, warm space create a sense of openness, calm, and intimate stillness.

Musically, the song stays meditative and instrumental, unhurried, with a clear recurring melody that settles gently into the ear—ideal for quiet minutes, deep breaths, and gazing at the water. It lives between New Age, Ambient, and Chillout, prioritizing relaxation and depth over drama. If you’re looking for music for focus, relaxation, or a gentle sunset moment, you’re in the right place.

For fans of soothing instrumentals, meditative soundscapes, and oceanic calm. Keywords included: New Age, Ambient, Meditative, Chillout, Instrumental, Ocean, Sunset, Relaxation.

Thanks for listening—if this track brought you calm, I’d appreciate a like, repost, or follow.



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Simple experiments geared towards performance, these pieces were recorded using Monome mlr & Grid, Organelle/Orac, Montreal Assembly CT5, Chase Bliss Audio Mood, and Mutable Instruments' Rings & Clouds.

I hope you'll enjoy!!

Performed/Recorded by D.Harper 6/2020

Mastered by Porya Hatami
http://poryahatami.com/

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Music composed for the 30 second challenge based on the image of Johannes Plenio & submitted to Composer Challenges (Facebook Group)

Beyond the Horizon [30 Seconds Challenge] by Joel Frias

A 30 Second composer challenge - Beyond The Horizon - Iain Hall

Beyond The Horizon

This track was created for a FB 30 secs picture challenge. 

VST's used: 

BBCSO Discover 
LABS Soft Piano 
LABS Frozen Strings

Beyond The Horizon (30 secs Composer Challenge)

hello
here is my composition for the composer challenge group, the theme was to illsutrate musically the picture
i try to compose something that lead to adventure
thank for listening

Beyond the Horizon [30 Seconds Challenge] by Joel Frias

Sikha Pros

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