Torii Gate Of Kyoto

An electronic composition, sounds created in Pure Data.

Cumulus Dance (naviarhaiku499)

As an experimental practice with given instrumentation made of guitars, piano, and transverse flute melted with electronic processing, ‘Towards the Unknown’ from ambient artist and composer Demetrio Cecchitelli evokes vast arrays of deep listening and active sound creations.

A miscellaneous of various recordings from 2017 to late 2023, little or extended pieces in which a loosely inspired attitude from post-rock and new-folk mixed with contemporary and electroacoustic music merge together.

Drone music in its instrumental version, as a soundtrack of a journey into nowhere lands or spiritual, now ancient views - today the record signs a new development for the promising Italian musician.

Demetrio Cecchitelli (Italy)
https://demetrio-cecchitelli.bandcamp.com

Demetrio Cecchitelli (1997) is a composer and musician mainly active in the field of electronic and electroacoustic music. Released on Healing Sound Propagandist, Whitelabrecs, Sounds Against Humanity, among others. He has collaborated with theatre company Motus and the director Cecilia Lentini.

I would call my sound "dronegaze" [Interview with Demetrio Cecchitelli]: https://www.chitrarecords.com/post/demetrio-cecchitelli-interview

All tracks were produced by Demetrio Cecchitelli
Mastered by Dionis Afonichev (Dionisaf)
Photo by Demetrio Cecchitelli
Artwork and cover design by Dionis Afonichev (Dionisaf)

https://www.chitrarecords.com

Towards the Unknown

Even If Backwards But Above

Musique concrète - a mix of recorded & electronic sounds.

Echo of Life (naviarhaiku512)

two seahorses
dancing in seagrass
slivers of sunlight

Corine is an author, haiku poet, publisher, visual artist, designer, and animal lover who’s been participating in our Haiku challenges for the last three years. You can find more about her poetry and music on her Soundcloud and Facebook profiles.

seagrass [naviarhaiku516]

Crumble in time

Great Conjunction

Daimetor

#2 of the "What Will Love Be Like?" album. Technically, this is really my first melody. It was a slow instrumental ballad like "Sleepwalk" which my surf band the Marauders played at our last dance in town. A friend Mickey walked up and asked me as I was playing it what it was called. I answered at an opportune time when I didn't need to pay close attention, "It's called 'Slow'!" It was C#m to Bm over and over, which supported an endless stream of melodious improv, but I caught ONE melody and then threw in that dramatic A chord and I had my first melody. Later on, it got some words.

I Was Only Sixteen

Divya Music is lo-fi meditative atmospheric textures created by two Ukrainian artists. The deep tranquility of these sound meditations will help you disconnect from any problems and worries of the outside world.

NK x is an indie ambient artist from Ukraine. The [Üvás Gøød It] project was created as a search for self in the world of electronic ambient music and field recordings, with a priority on minimal drone. The project includes intuitive improvisation and experiments with digital presets, creating drone music from any melodic source files. The priority of music is atmosphere, immersing the listener deep into consciousness.

Evgeny Bolily is an advocate of Eastern practices. He engages in playing the metallophone (divya), conducting sound therapies, sound healings, and meditations. His goal is to transmit a sense of tranquility and harmony to people, immersing them in the world of sound and nature. The practices he focuses on revolve around mental, physical, and emotional well-being. Those interested can experience the use of sadhu nails and Tibetan singing bowls, "ringing" individuals through their bodies using sound and various techniques.

Produced and mixed by Nikita Kosov (NK x [Ųvás Gøød It]) and Evgeniy Bolily
Mastered by Dionis Afonichev (Dionisaf)
Picture by Nikita Kosov (NK x [Ųvás Gøød It])
Artwork and cover design by Dionis Afonichev (Dionisaf)

https://www.chitrarecords.com

Torii Gate Of Kyoto

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