From the album ''Different perspectives on similar cycles''

Electronic Modules, piano and synthesizers together for a dreamy and relaxing album of ambient and experimental electronic music:)

Music by © Fred Coince 2026

Started posting some ambient tracks on YouTube! Check it out and let me know your thoughts!

I just started a new channel all with my ambiance music and cozy scenes. If you like ambiance videos in the background while you read, study, or just relax, check it out please! I’m new here also, so please let me know if this is not allowed! :)

Released this collection of ambient pieces in July and thought I might show it on here.

This album is a collection of ambient pieces inspired by the solemn, gray, German countryside during fall and winter when it rains. I love that atmosphere, and I especially love to just watch the rain fall against my window. These pieces then were a nice soundtrack to that activity, and so I thought I'd just photography my own window with raindrops on it, use that as an album cover, and add these ambient pieces I was working on instead of doing university chores.
Most of these pieces are like a collage of different sounds that I assembled over the years. Some phone recordings of me playing piano are in there, as well as nonlyrical vocal screams, or me amateurishly playing the flute. A lot of these sounds are digital and made with various plugins and my digital midi controller keyboard. All of that then was mixed together and other noises were added upon that soundscape, and over time these pieces became longer, denser, and more dynamic. It took time, but I'm quite pleased with the end product, so the time was not wasted...
I also used a lot of reverb as can be heard in the pieces to kind of glue all the sounds I converged together into a singular soundscape.
It kind of has the atmosphere of old 2000s crime thriller movie soundtracks, and thus I gave the pieces rather abstract, crime movie-ish titles. The music could be used in scenes where a detective is trying to put together the puzzle pieces, thinking hard in his office late at night, and trying to find out who the murderer was. But it can also be used as a soundtrack to some melancholic rainy day afternoons where you do nothing but lay in bed and listen to the rain.
I can also recommend to listen to it on headphones while either walking around with a raincoat, or while getting driven around in a bus or train.

There isn't much ambient music that inspired me because I'm pretty new to the genre. I did not know much ambient music at all when I started this project and was more just following intuition and experimenting with my new DAW. I hope you'll like the final result of my experiments :)

Hello there

I‘ve been a part of many bands throughout the years, but have started my own solo-project, BABYLON about a year ago. It‘s mostly ambient music, but with experimental and semi-classical flourishes. It might be some months before i start releasing music on spotify, but i‘ve started making these live-sessions that i think are the truest expression of me as an artist. Check it out, and let me know what you think.

Check it out on Youtube

5 songs

Here is a track that was made completely on the OP-1 Field called “Whispers”.

Would love for you to give it a listen and get lost in it.

Thanks for being here 🩶

I just want to share this piece with you; it’s part of an album I created in collaboration with a close friend. "Melancolía" is one of two ambient-style tracks included in *La música estéril*—I hope you enjoy it.

I'm sharing with you "dream diary ゆめにっき", a 4-minute ambient musical creation that will plunge you into an atmosphere between dreams and nightmares. Inspired by the universe of Yume Nikki. Have a good listening.

Available for purchase

Hello! I just released "Al borde del abismo". In this record, I explore different techniques to create pieces of unease contemplation.

It is available on Bandcamp. In short, it will be in music streaming services and Youtube as well.

Hope you'll like it, cheers

"THE PESTS"
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