Great composition ! I love the cello ! Very emotional !

This reaches into your soul, makes you stop and feel each note. In the depths of despair and darkness, seek the light.  And the Duduk interpretation (I think and to me) is the soul crying in all its agony. Altogether, this is absolutely beautiful. ༒༺ Put your faith in the Light, and all is possible ༻༒

The atmosphere in this piece of music is just what the title suggests. Nice work Siamak!

A most beautiful work Siamak, enjoyed listening…

Country acoustic meets hip hop meets techno bass meets a chill 65 bpm in an atmospheric instrumental soundtrack for a foggy ferry crossing.

When fog rolls in, people are happy that the old ferry captain knows the river crossing very well. Thick fog doesn’t stop arrivals and departures on the Fog Bottom Ferry, a fictional name for a ferry that, as a passenger, I also knew very well.

The image of the ferry deck in my cover art doesn’t look like the ferry I took. My Fog Bottom Ferry served a small river town that carried about a dozen cars. To me, its engine sounded similar to a tugboat motor, and was the inspiration for the hip hop beats.

Hope you enjoy a little atmospheric instrumental countryhop 🤠

65 bpm

DAW: Apple Logic Pro X 
MIDI: Akai MPK Professional keyboard
E-Instruments: 
Concert Grand piano  
Steel String Acoustic guitar  
Acoustic Guitar  
Dobro Guitar  
Space Harp 
Deep Round Bass Synth
 Underwater Temple synth 
Atmosphere At Dusk synth 
E-Percussion: 
Atlanta Electronic Drum Kit
 Acoustic Bump

PHOTO CREDIT: The image is a derivative of a photo by Burak the Weekender at pexels.com:
www.pexels.com/@weekendplayer/

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Fog Bottom Ferry

"Some people walk in the rain, others just get wet."

mix and mastering by @amin-pishehvar 🙏

By the way, it's a Persian Ney :)

original release: 2016

Dancing In The Quiet Rain

Waves Of Memory

"Each morning we are born again. What we do today is what matters most." — Buddha

Mix & Mastering by @bahram-dashtii 🙏

Morning Light

Now into my seventh decade of living, and celebrating my fiftieth anniversary this month as a guitar player (I should play better than do;), I wanted to drop this "little ditty" as my attempt to keep up with the likes of Bill Liggett (@soundcloud.com/greenfleamusic/tracks) and other notable players on this fine platform.  Actually it's an attempt to keep up with myself, seeing if I can still play what I learned 40-plus years ago, in the case of this song, the introductory licks I learned from a very fine Kansas City lounge musician, Mark Bell in 1979.  For those keeping score, you may remember it from the song "This Motel Room" by Jimmy Buffet--a fun and clever song that details the many nights touring musicians have to endure staying in motel rooms.  I took the initial licks heard throughout the song and built an independent melody line around it, half blues ditty, half musical joke, with a serious moment (you know I have to have one of those:), all with the hope of bringing a smile.  I'm proud to say I can still play it, and maybe, just maybe a little better now than then:)  Bill, just don't ask me to play it live;)

A Little Ditty (David, solo guitar)

This track was the very first song I joined the Soundcloud community with, a year ago. This song started an amazing journey through which I met many amazing musicians, better and better songs. I am grateful for the force that led me here. In the early days, I was just trying to find my own style, and my studio was still in its initial form. Now, a year later, I have rethought this track. Listen to it with the same love as I made it.

Gray something MKII

"Never regret yesterday. Life is in you today and you make your tomorrow."

from album " Life "
original release 2018

mix & mastering by @amin-pishehvar

Regret

"Hope is being able to see that there is light despite all of the darkness."

mix & mastering by @amin-pishehvar 🙏

original release 2018

until the Dawn

Immerse yourself in "Frequency of the Cosmos: Soundscapes for Healing and Transformation"—a meticulously crafted sonic journey blending ancient wisdom, modern science, and nature’s serenity. This 40-track album merges sacred frequencies (432 Hz, 528 Hz, 639 Hz, and beyond) with ethereal instruments—crystal singing bowls, Tibetan bowls, gongs, Native American flutes, and shamanic drums—to create a multidimensional healing experience. Each track is a portal to a different dimension of restoration: repair DNA with forest birdsong and theta-wave rhythms, dissolve emotional blockages via gong baths and rain, or activate chakras with precise harmonic alignments.

Dive into the pulse of earth (drum circles, crackling fires), the flow of water (ocean waves, river whispers), the breath of air (bamboo chimes, desert winds), and the glow of light (celestial choirs, harp glissandos). Whether you’re deepening meditation, fueling yoga flows, releasing trauma, or manifesting intentions, these soundscapes are your allies. Let 963 Hz overtone singing reconnect you to cosmic unity, 741 Hz piano melodies unlock heart-centered empathy, or delta-wave drones lull you into starlit sleep.

For energy workers, spiritual seekers, and anyone craving cellular renewal: press play, close your eyes, and let these frequencies recalibrate your body, mind, and spirit. The universe is vibration—resonate with yours.

(Ideal for: Yoga Nidra · Reiki · Chakra Balancing · Meditation · Sleep · Trauma Release · Creative Activation)

🌿 Tune in. Transform. Transcend. 🌌

Yoga and Meditation - Vol 04 (13)

Beyond The Vastness Of Things

Happy Easter.
I always love to hear those little snippets of music in feature films under the heading of the ‘underscore’ or ‘incidental music.’ In just under a minute, I’ve tried to recreate an interpretation of Mary finding Jesus resurrected on that first Easter Sunday.

Tell us, Mary, what did you see?
On that traumatic road to Calvary.
Our saviour broken and torn,
To set us free - to be reborn.

For when the others had strayed and gone
You were blessed to soldier on
The first witness of Christ in his glory
The perfect completion of the Gospel story.

Great Amen

I'm just a self-taught musician and piano player who tries to express his mind and thoughts through the black and white keys.

until the Dawn

Siamak Sarmadian

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