Lovely autumnal soundscape. I like the guitar at the end of the piece.

Lovely modal textures. I love the dissonance. I loved that oboe, or English horn.

MMXXIIXIXIIIFSHNSHW

Improvisation played on a break of rehearsal.

Post Is Post

Rurik

MMXIXVIIXXVIIIHDVRHLS

ATMOSPHERIC STUTTERING ARE JUST A PARABLE   6

he wrote sonnets for you

"October Day"
Valhjim

This October day, my thoughts 
scatter like dead leaves

over grey cement, chased
by a careless cold wind 
in this uncertainty of being

Tomorrow, the Day of the Dead
will descend upon the land

to remind us of our mortality.

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October Day

wartime

The Narcotic and the Sacred

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Valhjim is a music composer with an eclectic approach to different genres: rock, pop, folk, New Age, and experimental electronic music. Greatly driven by imagination and poetic imagery, he combines multiple instrumental textures to fire the imagination of his listeners. 

His more experimental ambience and electronic music is built with layers of suggestive sound textures, rhythms, and melodic lines that stir the imagination into suggestive imagery and worlds unseen, true architectures of sound that open up limitless spaces to explore. Often Valhjim's melodies sail through genre thresholds, crossing over from one genre to another, from neo classcal to electronic, or from jazz to rock or new age.

October Day

Valhjim

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