Slow music for deep sleep

Sleep is the oldest reason humans made quiet music. Long before lullabies were written down, mothers in Finland hummed kantele melodies; monks in Armenia played duduk through the night for the dying. The pieces gathered here draw on those traditions — slow, sparse, with no surprises.

Each recording is a single uninterrupted thirty minutes. No mid-track ad breaks. No vocal interjections. Press play, set a soft volume, and let the room go still.