Train sounds like tribal drums, monotone and different depending how sound is reflected. 

Tribal Train

A sonification using soil and rain data from the Arlington Agricultural Research Station in Wisconsin.  Data courtesy of Wisconet (https://wisconet.wisc.edu/)

A Year in Rich Silt Loam

aeon breaks

kadük

Moog Subharmonicon (chords) & DFAM (bells) with my DIY Minimoog clone (bass), all run through an Alesis Quadraverb – and some more FX in post.

Slumber

Henrik Meierkord : cello and viola
Marco Lucchi : piano and synthesizer

Up the mountain

underneath

A short October dream

164 - In The Wake Of A Whispered Spark - Part II

Simon's moody electronics and Nick's simple, tuneful piano additions. We have several different versions of this, but I decided that I liked this first version best. Like many of our pieces, it has a kind of narrative arc that's more than a simple verse-chorus one. There's a sense of a journey implied. The title emphasises this. An alternative title was Nuages, French for "clouds". Overall, I think the piece is too dynamic for that title.

On and Along

This project grew out of quiet routines early walks, empty rooms, places passed through without much notice. The music stays simple on purpose. Piano leads most pieces, with light strings or a single woodwind appearing when the space feels right.

These tracks aren’t meant to tell a story or pull attention. They sit in the background and leave room for focus, reading, or reflection. Each piece is tied loosely to a place or moment a park at dawn, a street after rain, a coastline seen from a distance small scenes that don’t ask for interpretation.

Bus Stop, Early Spring

On my way down the endless rabbit hole into sonic wonderland...

Slumber

Jo Nauversen