Tree To The Wind

A flow of relaxation that steps away from standardized modern meditation. This 12-minute journey is not born from synthesizers or keyboard sounds, but built around the natural resonances of a 1964 Fender Stratocaster, recorded in 1975 on analog tape and finished at high resolution (32-bit / 96 kHz).

Unlike commercial ambient music, it follows a deliberately slow, deep evolution. There is a threshold in the first sixty seconds. Once past it, the frequencies settle and attune to a historical tuning of 427 Hz, a warm, ancient calibration that invites body and mind to let go.

Accompanied by a stream of chromatic variations, it is designed to quiet recurring thoughts, ease the transition toward deep sleep, and support extended relaxation where silence and sound merge.

Close your eyes, pass the first minute, and let the analog spell do its work.

Composed by Rimauri. D.O., sound and integrative medicine researcher.