In a world filled with noise and chaos, Harlan’s music offers a restoration to peace.
Building on his work with The Cosmic Tones Research Trio, “Music for Stillness” unfolds slowly, inviting rest and quiet presence. The bansuri flute leads the sound, its emotive, vocal-like quality weaving melody atop cello and ambient textures. Influenced by Indian classical music, Japanese environmental music, and Western ambient music, the album leaves space for the listener to choose how deeply to engage. The music offers a single question:
What might peace sound like?
Heavy weight clear vinyl, pressed at Smashed Plastic in Chicago
In a world filled with noise and chaos, Harlan’s music offers a restoration to peace.
Building on his work with The Cosmic Tones Research Trio, “Music for Stillness” unfolds slowly, inviting rest and quiet presence. The bansuri flute leads the sound, its emotive, vocal-like quality weaving melody atop cello and ambient textures. Influenced by Indian classical music, Japanese environmental music, and Western ambient music, the album leaves space for the listener to choose how deeply to engage. The music offers a single question:
What might peace sound like?
Heavy weight clear vinyl, pressed at Smashed Plastic in Chicago
