Decay & Bloom
By Tone Matrix on June 21, 2026 6:00 pm
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Hard to get the creative juices going sometimes. Sounds like you managed to push through anyways. Feels sound track ready to me ![]()
swept me away yet again, Wizard.
windows open, raining outside. these beautiful sounds filling the room
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PIANER! Lovely as always. Certified great travel music through Swedish landscapes. Feels very hopeful and I hope you had an incredible week.
Piano and pad! THat works! To be honest, I would argue that the 6 different albums of the Ghost albums by NIN are also a bit like that.
The removal of the pad and then adding piano brings a sense of scale and hope.
I like the multimodal art that you bring each week, with a nice picture.
This rules, the synth, especially the low parts, adds an awesome texture. This track really breathes to me and just feels good ![]()
This works really well together.
The contrast between ominous, looming synths and the simplicity of a reverbed piano, muah. 🤌
I know how you feel, really struggled with the motivation this week.
Love the laid back feel on this, almost like The Melody at Night with you.
The drone takes it to another place.
I feel you, man : "ohh, the only thing that I want to do is music... and then when you're in the studio ... I kinda feel like playing solitaire a little bit more
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It is quite a beautiful piece, as usual. The Vangelis-esque pad works quite well with the harmonies of the piano. Sounds cohesive, not like you just "threw some pad as an last minute filler".
Quite melancolic piece. Nice work
You've got the muscle/brain memory to create works of beauty even during uninspired weeks. It has a meditative quality, but also a bit of a triumphant and epic feel. I could see this soundtracking a scene in a movie where something really important and profound is happening.
That subtle bit of noise/distortion is running around the mix like a fly that can't be swatted. I love what it's doing against the smooth piano tones. Thanks for letting that hang in the air at the end.