dedicated 2 my month of waking in strange grey cities and wandering tilldusk & the urban remains of elfin forest -- plug play n wander to this

tracklist 
Palmistry - river song 
Ryuichi Sakamoto - andata 
Jocelyn Pook - Masked Ball
Oliver Coates - Cello Renoise 
Moon Essence - Doll
Oliver Coates - Perfect Apple with Sliver Mark 
Huerco S. - Lifeblood  
Dean Blunt & jonatanleandoer127 - Wuthering Heights Medley
Thaiboy Digital - Diamonds (feat. Yung Lean)
Vatican Shadow - Church of All Images (Regis Version) x Earl Sweatshirt ft.  
Nmesh - 心痛を受け入れます (Zomby Version) x Sahbabii - Divine Order (Freestyle)
Salem - Not Much of a Life (Bladee Cover)

dualpurpose urban/forest wandering mix

NEYO MINTS A MILADY LIVE ON TWITCH!

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Binge (feat. Tomcha)

le melin (m.1b2)

robot demands

sponge

plush flex

Ambient soundscapes for your pleasure. Relax, chillout and enjoy.

NECRONOMICON DREAMS - SACROSANCT

This is my latest track featuring the instruments from Pianobook. This time, I used a new library by Deigineor called "Sanctum". Like his earlier effort, "Arrival", this is all about spacey drones and pads. I used the sounds from the library for everything except of percussion.

Photo by Alex Shuper on Unsplash

Sanctum

Since I first started creating and releasing music back in 2015, I've had loads of fun experimenting with virtual orchestral instruments. One of my main composing objectives while using these instruments has been to try and paint vivid cinematic soundscapes that evolve and inspire - 'Rain Shelter [2017]' is my first instalment of works in this style. 

Ever since then, I have created tons of orchestral/ambient works that live in a similar space. Some of which made their way into projects such as "Sketches of an Old Soul [2023]" and "Cloud Fields [2023]" - But even so, there were a few core ideas (started back during my 2015 exploration phase) that never made it to the point of completion. At long last, "Above the Sky [2025]" eventually rose from the aether and acted as the shining motivation needed to finish the unfinished. The results are a marvellous culmination of cinematic vibes built across years of musical sketching and experimenting, now here to delight your ears.

Released on my 30th birthday, and to mark a decade of writing music professionally - may you enjoy this collection of music. 

-Ian Aisling

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