An instrumental portrait shaped by the calm gray light of Puget Sound, gentle acoustic drift, and the quiet weight of the Pacific Northwest. The album blends soft oceanfolk guitar with mild electric textures, creating movements that feel patient, reflective, and tide-worn. Subtle grunge elements rise beneath the surface — soaked chords, warm overdrive, low-pulse distortion — giving the music a grounded, rain-tempered edge. Each track moves with the slow pacing of ferries, the hush of overcast mornings, and the steady presence of deep water. A coastal soundscape of calm rhythm, muted color, and the unmistakable mood of Seattle.

Saltgrass Shoreline Drift

Pier 62 Overdrive

Saltwater Feedback Choir

Kelp Forest Under the Pier

Bainbridge Crossing

Goodnight, Puget Sound

The Gray That Moves Slow

Ferry Fog at First Light

Rust on the Rain Chains

“Ride The Coast” hits like a tidal rush and a late-night drive rolled into one. Brooding, heavy bass pulses under atmospheric pads and distant waves of synth — like you’re cresting over dark water under neon light. The energy is both introspective and kinetic: submerged dub-infused rhythms, shimmering reverb, and deep sub-bass build a mood of wandering, longing, and release. It feels cinematic — like driving along a moonlit coastline with the windows down, letting the salt air and the synth haze blur together. Hypnotic yet exhilarating, “Ride The Coast” invites you to lose yourself in motion and memory.

Ride The Coast

Volant Records is a story-driven label and shared universe: cinematic concept albums, stutter-house, western sagas, haunted pop, and hymn-like instrumentals. Home to Jupiter Morrow, Avaline Ingels, Shadow Face, Buck Ramble, Choralith and more. All Worlds Reserved®.

Kinetic Fields is a producer exploring the space between deep house, glitchy dubstep, and cinematic electronic. His work is inspired by the tides around New England. Each track is built from layered synths, catch-and-release builds, heavy low-end, and emotion-driven sound design, mixing atmospheric intros with powerful, syncopated drops. His music is built for movement, made to hit both headphones and dance floors.

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