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A Brent New Day

Brother in arms

A song about the world, and the lessons never learned, can we please stop the hatred and wars in sake for our children!

Back to the brink

Lighting the Fuse

This music you can use on a travel with Ayahuasca

Visions Begins

"Eclipsing horizons" is a mesmerizing journey through ambient, trance-inspired soundscapes, where cosmic energy and hypnotic rhythms converge. This 15-track album takes listeners on an immersive ride, blending ethereal melodies with deep, pulsating basslines, perfect for both inner exploration and dancefloor energy. With its vibrant, psychedelic tones, the album encapsulates the vastness of the universe and the rhythmic flow of the cosmos, making it the ultimate soundtrack for those who seek both movement and reflection and want to travel with plant medication

Trance Formation

Beautiful song, lyrics are from a poem by Rumi. Song is played by Shimshai

Come

Guitar - Ruben Hillen
Piano - Robin Hazewinkel
Vocals - Kirsten Hillen

Silence - kirsten Hillen

Leeuwenstein is the musical alterego of Alex van Leeuwen, a Dutch artist and ceremony guide who healed from PTSD through plant medicine. His music is crafted as a sacred space: a blend of shamanic tradition and electronic innovation, with tribal percussion, ambient textures, and angelic female vocals.

Leeuwenstein’s live performances and sound journeys are deeply immersive, supporting inner healing, movement, and expanded states of consciousness. Perfect for psychedelic ceremonies, truffle experiences, and conscious festivals, his albums — such as Frozen in Time, Rhythms of the Cosmos, and The Green Path — are widely used as tools for transformation.

Leeuwenstein invites his audience not just to listen, but to feel, remember, and return home to themselves.

Though rooted in healing music, Leeuwenstein occasionally ventures into political territory — crafting powerful protest songs that reflect on war, freedom, and the future of humanity.

Lighting the Fuse

Leeuwenstein

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