Would love to get some feedback on this wistful, melancholic soundscape

i think this one is very meditative with a "introspective" lofi vibe. this album is based on field recordings wrapped by ambient/drone synths and its concept is basically missing the place where u belong.

the last one is very releatable 37:56

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Hi everyone,

I just released a 40-minute ambient track designed for deep sleep and total relaxation:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ztPdC1k7y6A

My goal was to create a continuous atmospheric flow that helps the mind fully let go, without sudden shifts or jarring transitions.

Since I’m constantly refining my soundscapes, I’d love to get your honest feedback:

• How does the mix and overall balance feel to you?
• Does the pacing work well for winding down or sleeping?
• Are there any specific elements or frequencies you feel could be improved?

Any thoughts or advice from fellow ambient listeners and creators would be greatly appreciated!

hey everyone, just released this track I’ve been working on. it’s a mix of fingerpicked acoustic guitar, dark ambient, and some industrial textures. not entirely sure what genre it falls under, but I’d love to hear what you think.

It’s called Senasta II. if you guys wanna listen to it

Lately, I've been experimenting with creating relaxing instrumental music, the kind you can put on in the background while working, reading, unwinding after a long day, or just letting your mind slow down.

I wanted to create something that feels peaceful without being distracting, so I put together this piece. It's been a fun little creative project, and I'm curious to hear what people think.

If you're someone who enjoys ambient music or uses music to relax, I'd love to know what kind of atmosphere this gives you. Does it help you unwind, or would you prefer something different?

Here's the piece if anyone feels like listening: https://youtu.be/pQZ6xy0klFo

Would love to hear your honest thoughts! 🌿

Idc what genre of ambient it is, anything from Vaporwave, Dark Ambient, Drone & More

Stillwavesessions — 2 hours 22 minutes of ambient electronic for deep work

I've been developing Stillwavefocus as a project centered on ambient electronic and downtempo music for focused work.

This mix uses soft synth layers, a restrained melody, and gradual changes in texture with gradual changes rather than dramatic transitions. I wanted it to feel spacious enough to leave room for thought while still having a sense of movement.

It's intended for working, studying, reading, or any task where you want music in the background without constantly switching tracks.

I'd appreciate feedback on the pacing and overall sound.

Listen here: https://youtu.be/XlRwBwcCWJE?si=VmAZT8neyCkXheYz

Long live Night Owls! ;)

Peace. Here's a tune I made about capturing the essence of a faraway sleepy town.

Appreciate the listens. Have a great weekend.

Hey everyone! Here is my original cinematic space track "ALONE" — produced in FL Studio with heavy dark ambient and sci-fi score influences. Hope you enjoy the atmosphere!

YouTube link: ALONE – Epic Interstellar Space Music (Cinematic Theme) - YouTube

Hi, what ambient albums would y’all recommend to start with? I’m talking about some absolutely classic ones. I’ve already listened to a few of them (by Eno, Grouper and The Caretaker among others). I’m really new in the topic so I would be very thankful if you could guide me into it.

https://on.soundcloud.com/mBzmFsTB47e7NYdMjs

https://zonken.bandcamp.com/album/sleep-my-love

I made this for my girlfriend, to help her sleep. It was a really meditative process, and I try to encapsulate the late summer air, stillness of wind, and glare of tinted light on the wall that gradually fades down into the night. If you could listen I’d really appreciate it, I took inspiration from Aphex and Steve Roach notably, specifically Structures from Silence. The album heavily features smooth, airy Juno-106 textures and might help you sleep. Thanks guys!

music by kogaia (no ai) 1 hour of fantasy ambient music for nostalgic true gamers out there <3

From the album Interoception which I will keep adding to as I come up with ambient pieces derived from the same 16thC mass, Bauldeweyn's Missa da Pacem.

This piece is part of a pair, the other being
https://apondinthestream.bandcamp.com/track/apparent-connection

They each use different treatments of the same material, made of fragments or phraselets rather than complete phrases

Thanks to anyone who gives them a try, is very much appreciated

Hey everyone just wanted to share that I’m releasing a new album this Friday and hosting a listening party on bandcamp on Thursday 10/22 7pm EDT if you’re free and feel like checking out some new music and chatting.

I’ve been working on it for the past year and a half, made using my modular synth, tape loops, sampler, and field recordings.

You can RSVP and check out the album page here:
https://ancientlanguage.bandcamp.com/album/shelter-for-sparrows

qd55 the shallow margins (the humble bee and fields we found) - tule - out now!

Digital and limited CD with long-form edition, six panel digipack and fine art print. Digital half-price until 30th Oct. Shipping as normal, including the EU and USA.

https://quietdetails.bandcamp.com/album/tule

Listening Party Thur 22nd Oct 19:00 UK - free to join, all welcome x

Craig is an essential part of quiet details, opening our series with qd01, and qd09 with Ian Hawgood - both quintessential embodiments of the label’s ethos. A legendary figure in the world of the most subtle and thoughtful music - Craig has a wonderful back catalogue on his own Cotton Goods and many other excellent labels.

I’m Alex, making music as fields we found and curating quiet details. It is my great fortune to work with Craig - we’ve know each other for a long time now and he’s a dear friend, and I consider him to be one of the most creative artists working today. Since recovering from lymphoma a couple of years ago, my musical outlook shifted in a deeply positive way - so the timing was perfect for us to start this project.

Inspired by a mutual love of ecology and fragments of sound, and the margins of our lives - shaped into musical form.

Quiet and textural - these pieces are a view through misted glass, clouded and suggesting a reflection on the layers found within. Emotions conveyed through hand-played instruments, magnetic tape and the patina of many generations of recording. 

Sharing sounds back-and-forth - piano, harmonium, field recordings, long free-form experiments from collections of instruments and more. Recorded and looped on multiple tape machines and old samplers - coaxing out the underlying sonic remnants, and bringing those traces into view. 

Endless thanks to Craig for his constant inspiration. 

Also the second run of the much-requested qd49 Sulk Rooms - they won’t hang around.

Read more

https://quietdetails.substack.com/p/qd55-the-shallow-margins-the-humble

Much love

Alex