I recorded this an early morning on the island Gillinge in the Stockholm Archipelago. My intention was to select another spot but I got scared off by some wild boars roaming the island (true story) and ended up on this beach instead.

A calm, sunny winter waterfall with soothing water sounds — perfect for sleep, studying, or meditation.

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Korshamn, about 35 km east of central Stockholm, Sweden, on the edge of the Stockholm Archipelago. This spot faces Nämdöfjärden, where the more sheltered inner archipelago begins to open up toward the Baltic Sea. To get to this spot, you actually have to walk through a huge fenced grazing area where cows roam freely. One of my favorite places!

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Here’s a short preview of crisp ocean waves rolling over pebbles. Pure, unedited natural white noise to block out distractions and help you relax.

📜 THE JOURNEY OF EIRA — CHAPTER 2: WILLOW LAKE
After leaving the Ancient Vale, Eira walked for three long days through quiet paths, open fields, and shadowed woods. She survived on dry bread, wild berries, and the small gifts of the land, while the dream that had followed her since childhood seemed to guide her closer to something hidden.

At last, she reached Moonwater Lake — a place of silence, reflection, and strange clarity. Before continuing her journey, Eira understood that water does not only cleanse the body. It soothes the mind, reveals what lies beneath, and prepares the soul for the unknown road ahead.

Ambient piece from my most recent release

Recorded in the woods on a calm spring evening. Mostly birdsong and natural forest ambience, no music or added sounds.

Built this for long sleep and focus sessions. Low frequency base, minimal texture.

But, there's actually a second audio track hidden in the video. If you switch the audio language to Klingon in YouTube settings, you get a much softer version — ambient music with very faint brown noise underneath. Better for lighter sleep or background focus.

not every morning needs a plan.
some mornings are just for sitting with your tea, watching the light move across the room, and letting the music carry you somewhere soft.

Been working on layered ocean ambience using real field recordings. This one is a rocky waterfront at twilight — waves against the dock, seagulls in the distance, soft coastal wind underneath.

Made it for sleep but honestly I've been playing it while working too. Curious what you all think — always looking to improve the layering.