Choralith: Celestial Cartography is a cinematic sci‑fi synth odyssey that fuses bombast, ritual, and avant‑garde experimentation into a single cosmic journey. Each track is a movement in a larger narrative arc—signals awakening, ancient ignition, hyperdrive storms, mechanical galley rowing across the heavens, and the daily endurance of long voyages.

Primal choral syllables collide with futuristic synths, mechanical pulses grind like oars, and ambient textures stretch into vast cosmic drifts. This is not just music—it’s a mythic voyage through wormholes, dark matter, and celestial hymns, ending in a return transmission that closes the cycle.

Crafted with extended long‑form compositions, Celestial Cartography is designed to immerse listeners in a relentless, awe‑filled journey across the stars.

Avant Horizon

Dark Matter Rising

PROLOGUE: The Signal Awakens

Fragments of Tomorrow

Caelestis Remus

Choralith: Celestial Cartography is a cinematic sci‑fi synth odyssey that fuses bombast, ritual, and avant‑garde experimentation into a single cosmic journey. Each track is a movement in a larger narrative arc—signals awakening, ancient ignition, hyperdrive storms, mechanical galley rowing across the heavens, and the daily endurance of long voyages.

Primal choral syllables collide with futuristic synths, mechanical pulses grind like oars, and ambient textures stretch into vast cosmic drifts. This is not just music—it’s a mythic voyage through wormholes, dark matter, and celestial hymns, ending in a return transmission that closes the cycle.

Crafted with extended long‑form compositions, Echoes of the Primal Future is designed to immerse listeners in a relentless, awe‑filled journey across the stars.

Duality and Singularity

A symphonic rock reinterpretation of the iconic Space: 1999 theme, faithful to the spirit of the original.

Arthelion – Drums, Guitars & Bass 
Orchestral parts programmed with Spitfire BBC Symphony Orchestra Core VST

Original theme composed by Barry Gray (Season 1, 1975)
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Une réinterprétation rock symphonique du générique culte de Cosmos 1999, fidèle à l'esprit de l'original.

Arthelion – Batterie, Guitares & Basse 
Orchestre programmé avec le VST Spitfire BBC Symphony Orchestra Core 

Thème original composé par Barry Gray (Saison 1, 1975)

Space: 1999 (Cosmos 1999) rock cover

"Dropship Descent" recreates the sonic chaos of a 1986 sci-fi warzone. 
Rattling turbines, hydraulic hiss, and bass throbs form an immersive cockpit descent, with tension rising under 3D mechanical pressure.

Dropship Descent soundscape

“Echoes of Another World” drifts between silence, motion, and memory - a contemplative journey through distant sonic landscapes. Soft, flowing synths move like water, carrying a repeating 2x4-note motif that feels both familiar and unknown, as if it once belonged to another place, another mind. A gentle piano passage appears like a doorway - human, fragile, reflective - before bass and subtle percussion awaken the pulse beneath. The music evolves, expands, breathes, and finally dissolves into a suspended stillness, leaving only a lingering echo - like a message from somewhere we have never been, yet somehow remember.

✨ Mood: mysterious · reflective · serene · futuristic · emotional
🎬 Perfect for: sci-fi films, ambient storytelling, game soundtracks, cinematic explorations, meditative space visuals

Echoes of Another World

Sister album to The Human Kind by The Shaken Remnant, Quantum Residue revisits the ruined Apple-like megastructure from above, this time from inside the simulation itself. Each track is an instrumental chapter in the technopera timeline—initialization, rise of The Intellect, discovery of the vault, awakening of Kai and Elara, the robot rewrite, the fall of the ruling code, and the quiet shutdown of the session. No lyrics, only melodic and industrial techno, cinematic sound design and wordless choirs, mixed for Dolby Atmos so it feels like walking through the wreckage of a story the machines still remember.

Back to the Core

Outside the Firewall

Singularity Schism

Prologue: Initialization

Door Beneath the Door

Session Closed

Heaven in Your Hands

Human, Machine, Divine

This expansive sonic journey begins with deep, ethereal soundscapes, painting a picture of vast interstellar spaces and uncharted cosmic realms. Shimmering pads and slowly unfolding synth textures create an atmosphere of profound tranquility and mystery, drawing the listener into an otherworldly dimension. As the track evolves, subtle rhythmic pulses emerge, gradually building momentum and introducing a sense of propulsion and discovery. Arpeggiated melodies interweave with driving electronic elements, transforming the initial calm into an exhilarating expedition through futuristic vistas. The composition masterfully blends introspective ambiance with dynamic electronic energy, culminating in a captivating narrative of celestial exploration and boundless wonder.

Galactic Exploration #10

The entire sound is in my hands. I write cyber poetry, produce, and compose every track ready for Immersive 3D. Every beat is crafted for spatial and next-gen headphones.
Intimate lyrics, total immersion, every track.

For 30 years I kept unfinished demos to myself, never letting them out. Now I finish what I start and release it the moment it’s alive.

I use every tool available, human or machine, as an instrument.
Technology doesn’t replace creativity. It expands it.

Space V8: The launchpad for interstellar  music
. This is the pipeline where new Space journeys are tested and refined before their full deployment to the wider cosmos. Tune in, chill out, and help us chart the next deep-space drift.

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®.

Epic rock & classical works—from originals to pieces by classical composers. A few experimental things too. It’s a bit of a mess, but I own it — I’m not a pro.
All instruments performed by Arthelion, with vocals brought to life through Synthesizer V.
Voices featured: Felicia, Ninezero, Asterian, HXVOC & Mai.

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