Sea (Roméo Poirier Rework)

14. Nun – Endless Dark Water (II)

English
Depth becomes stillness.
This final instrumental piece rests in silence, mystery, and peace.

Deutsch
Tiefe wird zu Stille und Ruhe.

Français
La profondeur devient silence et paix.

中文
深度化为宁静与安息。

العربية
العمق يتحول إلى سكون وسلام.

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Nun – Endless Dark Water (II)

🌅 The Miracle: Music for Positive Affirmation & Sunrise Meditation

Introducing [The Miracle], a transformative album designed to heal your soul and awaken new hope for 2026. Going beyond simple listening, this album is crafted as a form of 'Audible Affirmation,' filling your subconscious with positive energy just by being played. Begin your journey by washing away past regrets (Washed Away) and returning to a state of a Pure Heart, ready for a fresh start.

Like the sun rising through the darkness, majestic and beautiful melodies unfold to awaken your inner potential. We have musicalized the overwhelming emotion of overcoming limits (Limitless You) and finally achieving a Beautiful Victory. These tracks serve as powerful tools to help you vividly visualize the successful future you dream of, acting as a soundtrack for your personal growth and motivation.

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15. Deep Focus (Sunrise Meditation Version)

This project grew out of quiet routines early walks, empty rooms, places passed through without much notice. The music stays simple on purpose. Piano leads most pieces, with light strings or a single woodwind appearing when the space feels right.

These tracks aren’t meant to tell a story or pull attention. They sit in the background and leave room for focus, reading, or reflection. Each piece is tied loosely to a place or moment a park at dawn, a street after rain, a coastline seen from a distance small scenes that don’t ask for interpretation.

Subway Platform, Quiet Hour

Venice

City of Light

Tujiko Noriko - Kuro (OST)
Format: LP / CD / Digital
Label: PAN (ENTOPIA)
Cat.No. PAN 89
Release Date: 26 April 2019 
Pre-order album: bit.ly/2TNq3yB / bit.ly/2F3mN9Q

Written and directed by Joji Koyama and Tujiko Noriko, Kuro tells the tale of Romi, a Japanese woman living in the suburbs of Paris with her paraplegic lover Milou. Tending to Milou by day and working in a karaoke bar by night, Romi reminisces about a time she and Milou once lived together in Japan with a mysterious ailing man named Mr. Ono. Weaving together personal history, anecdotes and myths, her stories soon turn ominous.

When we first decided to ‘split’ the film into what might be described as two parallel layers — the narrated story and the visual story — we found that it opened up an ‘in-between’ space, a space where what is heard and seen continually wrestle with one another. We envisaged that the true setting of the film would emerge from this friction, as something imagined and projected by the audience. After a few screenings we were struck by how some audience members would refer to scenes or events in the film that, for us, did not take place… We both thought of the music of Kuro as a score to this space in-between.

-Joji Koyama

Composed and recorded during the editing of the film in Berlin, the Kuro OST by Tujiko Noriko (with contributions from Joji Koyama, Sam Britton and Will Worsely), is a crucial and integral part of the film, acting not only as a glue to bind the layers of the film together, but along with the sonic palette of the film’s sound design, evokes it’s claustrophobic atmospheres and moments of haunting beauty.

I tried to think of the pieces in abstract terms, like moods and atmospheres. In a way, the process was quite similar to how I usually make music, in the sense that I have images in my head. Of course in this case there were actual images and a lot of them very close to me, but I didn't want to get overly conscious about them either—I didn't want to get stuck by trying to be too specific.

-Tujiko Noriko

The music, which in the film is largely heard in tandem to the narrating voice of Tujiko Noriko (who also stars as Romi), is presented and arranged here as a separate piece in its own right.

Written and produced by Tujiko Noriko. Mixed by Sam Britton and Will Worsley at Coda to Coda, London.
The album is mastered by Rashad Becker at D&M, Berlin featuring photography by Joji Koyama and layout by Bill Kouligas and Johannes Schnatmann.

ENTOPIA is the latest offshoot series from PAN seeking to amplify and redefine our ideas of what a soundtrack can be. The series will survey critical works across the spectrum from musical composers on PAN and beyond, commissioned for the worlds of film, art, performance, installation works, theatre, dance and fashion.

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http://p-a-n.org

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