Falling Leaves

A soulful track inspired by the soft glow of the moon, blending jazz, funk, and gospel.
With urban grooves, dynamic funk rhythms, and the comforting warmth of gospel, it perfectly accompanies a night drive or a quiet reflective moment.
Expressive vocals and rhythm make the moonlit night feel even more alive.

Yellow moon (original)

The silence of the vast universe, the mysterious soundscape of Jupiter's moon Europa. This track is sci-fi, ambient electronic music that stirs the desire to explore unknown worlds. Deep layers of synthesizers and slowly unfolding melodies create a floating sensation, as if gazing out the window of a spaceship.

Planet Europa (original)

I Don't Love You

A festive soundtrack where primordial pulses and futuristic fantasies intersect.
The powerful beats synchronize with the beat of your heart, and the sparkling sounds spread like the stars in the night sky.
Before you know it, you'll be enveloped in the heat of the bonfire and the light of dawn, dancing away, losing track of time.

Stone Age Bounce (original)

TALISMÁN

The previously released "Beyond the Night" is now back as a remix version with an added jazz element.
While retaining the emotional power of the original, jazzy elements such as piano, double bass, and brass have been incorporated to create a new look that captures the tranquility of the night and urban sophistication. The light yet deep rhythm and sound image that makes use of the open space will invite listeners to "the other side of the night."

Beyond the Night (Latin Jazz Remix)

The shimmering city pop track that captured the refreshing vibe of summer now returns in a brand-new remix.
Enhanced with a more danceable beat and refined arrangement, it adds fresh grooves while preserving the nostalgic breeziness of the original.
Perfect for seaside drives or late-night cruises, this remix breathes new life into a timeless summer soundtrack.

To the Sea Tomorrow (Remix)

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