SNR selection 03-Oct-2025

My Uncle's New Invention

Slowly, the veil of evening descends upon the vast and quiet land. 
All worries come to rest. The gentle orchestral sound guides us softly into the night.

Pandemic Suite – 24. Veil of Sunset

One by one, they become stone

I'm very honored by Stefan Kraft's  lovely orchestration of my piano piece. Thank you so much, Stefan!   Listen to more of his musical gems @stefankraft_music.

Waiting At My Window / Stefan Kraft & Debra Buesking

And Yet We Keep Boxin'

https://northfield-lenox.com/

“Music In Wires” is planned to be a 4-track project with tracks being added over time in fall / winter of 2025. AS with most NL projects this one is themed, but by music style rather than lyric or storyline.

A Hollow Assembly

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Spotify · Bandcamp · YouTube · more → linktr.ee/amb1Matt3r

🎧 Music for:
sleep · deep focus · meditation · inner drift · slow time · space dreaming

📎 Tags:
#ambient #drone #granular #spacemusic #sleepmusic #darkambient #soundscape

Fragments of Eternity pt.I.

Reverie

"three steps to the moon"
@francescocartocci- classic guitar, double bass.
our other pieces together:
@soundcloud.com/rosindust/sets/grazie-francesco
I'm so happy to have the opportunity to play with such a musician (and dear friend).

a tre passi dalla luna with Francesco Cartocci

동료를 만나게 되었는데 - Sya Sya

For Lisa

Grateful is a gentle piano piece infused with subtle atmospheric textures.
It reflects moments of stillness and appreciation — for the people around us, for fleeting beauty, for the small circles of light in everyday life.
A piece about pausing, breathing, and recognizing what truly matters.

Grateful

Surfaced Reverie

Carina Nebula

Among Distant Stars

Made this piece with the winter in mind and a feeling like the movie "The Revenant".

The Frozen Wild

Passage

Intentions

Title: The House in the Woods, Part I
It was the kind of Sunday that felt like an Indian Summer—soft golden light filtering through the canopy, the hum of tires on gravel, and the scent of pine and late-blooming wildflowers drifting through the open windows. Harry and Elise had no destination, only the pleasure of each other's company and the winding road ahead.
As they rounded a bend, Elise leaned forward, her eyes catching something through the thicket.
“Darling, please slow down and turn around,” she said, her voice tinged with wonder. “Did you see that home back there?”
Harry glanced in the rearview mirror, puzzled. “No,” he replied, “but I’ll go back for you, dear.”
He reversed slowly, the tires crunching over fallen leaves. There, nestled deep in the woods at the end of a long dirt path, stood a Victorian house—its silhouette grand yet weary, like a forgotten melody. The gables were ornate, the windows tall and shuttered, and ivy curled around the porch railings like nature’s embrace.
Elise stepped out of the car, drawn as if by memory. “It looks like it’s been waiting,” she whispered.
Harry joined her, brushing aside a low-hanging branch. “Waiting for what?”
She didn’t answer. Instead, she walked toward the house, each step stirring the silence. The air grew cooler, the light dimmer beneath the trees. A strange feeling came over her being, as if someone was watching and following them.  A rusty hinged door creaked open with a cry, as the couple crossed the threshold into a place where time had folded in on itself. 
Inside, dust danced in shafts of light. A piano stood in the parlor, its keys yellowed but intact. Portraits lined the walls… faces half-faded, eyes that seemed to follow. Elise ran her fingers along the banister, pausing at a carved initial: E.
“Harry,” she said, her voice trembling, “I think I’ve been here before.” (To be continued... )

Music composed and performed by Jennifer L. Jones
Story Concept, Characters, Development of Story by Jennifer L. Jones with a little help from Copilot

The House in the Woods, Part 1

Isvara

Soundtracks for the imaginary movies of my life. They're not necessarily meant to be beautiful, they're meant to tell a story, like an encrypted message, but better. Your likes and comments make me happy! I never use AI in my music. sleepynoonradio@gmail.com

SNR selection 03-Oct-2025

Sleepy Noon Radio