Solar Fields - Going In

Solar Fields - Unite

While working on completing my second album, I needed a break - and so did Miko. While he was asleep, I created a new track to which he happily added the ethereal sounds of his magic violin. 

Actually I think this is going to be a track on and for my 3rd Album which will probably be released in 2016 or 2017. :D

Quantum Theory V0.913 (ft. Miko Mikulicz)

Mercury

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track 10, following the same footsteps as 'always forever'.

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10: i love you (moments pass)

Ultimae proudly presents Connect.Ohm [ 9980 ] a collaborative album born of the musical encounter between composers Hidetoshi Koizumi aka Hybrid Leisureland and Alexandre Scheffer aka Cell respectively based in Tokyo and Paris. 

The composers discovered each other’s work through solo albums previously released on Ultimae, and on a brief meeting in Paris in 2011 decided to blend their worlds of sounds and textures. 
The outcome is subtle and emotive. 

The nine tracks released on [ 9980 ] compose a ballad in atmospheric realms where finely chiseled rhythms and fluid melodies are sustained by discreet downtempo grooves and deep drones. 
A pure delight for vast soundscapes audiophiles.

9980

Evolution 1.1

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Cell - Calling

This is a preview of my upcoming album, which will be released on Hadra Records on may 13th. Enjoy the signals :)

Starship Signals (Album Preview)

[ 9980 ]

Connect.ohm Snow Park

Next album - Return to Sol - Release: 2024.
Socials: linktr.ee/psyrius
Contact / Booking: psyriusofficial@gmail.com

Psyrius, also known as Andreas Lindholm, is a Psybient/Psychill producer from Stockholm, Sweden. His music blends intricate melodies with deep, atmospheric soundscapes, inviting listeners to embark on immersive sonic journeys. Drawing inspiration from space, nature, and themes of introspection, Psyrius’ music connects on an emotional level, taking listeners beyond the everyday and into the realms of the soul.

The name Psyrius came to life in the early 2000s when Andreas was searching for an artist name. Gazing up at the stars, he found himself drawn to a particular star, Sirius. At the time, his music revolved around Psytrance, so he combined “Psy” with “Sirius,” forming Psyrius — a name that reflects both his cosmic inspirations and his roots in Psytrance.

His upcoming album, Return to Sol, revisits his earlier work, Sorry Pluto, with a modern touch. Reimagined and meticulously refined, each track offers a fresh yet familiar experience, showcasing his dedication to evolving as an artist.

For fans of deep, emotive soundscapes and melodic exploration, Psyrius' music is a space to get lost in — a journey through sound, feeling, and imagination.