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Relax and Breath Love (No.1)

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.

Empty Playground at Dusk

Crossing the Bridge Slowly

Room with Open Curtains

Leaves Collected by the Wind

Path Through the Botanical Garden

Café Lights at Opening Time

Morning Notes Through the Window

Library Steps, Late Afternoon

Bench Facing the Water

Clouds Moving Over Hills

Corner Store Before Noon

Old Neighborhood, No Traffic

Bus Stop, Early Spring

Train Window, Light Rain

Before the City Wakes

Coast Road, Overcast

Coastline Seen from Above

Streetlights Turning Off

Late Autumn in the Courtyard

Subway Platform, Quiet Hour

First Coffee, No Conversation

Sunday Morning in Portland

This project is built around quiet time and ordinary places. Piano stays at the center, with soft strings or a single woodwind added only when the space feels open enough. Nothing here is meant to stand out or resolve into a theme.

The pieces work best during reading, writing, studying, or slow mornings. Each track reflects a small moment tied to a real setting, something noticed briefly, then left alone. The music stays patient and unobtrusive, allowing focus without demanding attention.

Street After Overnight Rain

Hills Seen from the Train

Trail Marker at Dusk

Still Water Near the Dock

Library Room with Tall Ceilings

Last Light Through Trees

This album was written during slow hours with little intention beyond staying present. Piano leads each piece with light strings or a single woodwind appearing only when the space allows. The sound remains soft, steady, and unobtrusive.

These tracks are meant for reading, studying, writing, or quiet routines. Each piece reflects a real place or moment observed briefly and left untouched. Nothing here asks for attention. It is music meant to sit beside focus rather than interrupt it.

Ryan Porterr

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