Explore the liminal spaces between waking, dreaming, and sleeping

Music and sound have a powerful role to play in our sleep cycles, from lulling us to sleep to tugging us back toward consciousness at the end of the night. They can even nourish and shape the dreams that we have.

My sleep music serves as a sweeping soundtrack for all stages of sleeping and dreaming. It combines scientifically tuned and ancient frequencies with soothing acoustic instruments like piano and hand pan. Binaural beats ease listeners into sleep and nurture lucid dreams.

Falling Asleep

Often, it’s a struggle to let go of the day and allow yourself to drift to sleep. Using soft musical tones, I create lullabies that guide your mind and body to relax and fully melt into a deep, restful sleep.

Dreaming

As a teenager, I checked out every book the library had to offer on lucid dreaming (in other words, dreams where you’re aware that you’re dreaming). I’ve long found that binaural beats and other subtle sounds create the ideal backdrop for exploring the territory of our dreams.

Scientifically tuned and ancient frequencies are employed to promote ease, rest and relaxation

Acoustic instruments like piano and hand pan gently call the soul to dream land

Subtle Binaural Beat Frequencies create an immersive soundtrack for Lucid Dreaming

Open the heart and melt the barriers between waking and dreaming states.

Sonic Lullabies

My YouTube channel features a variety of sleep music. You’ll find shorter pieces designed to send you off into dreamland, like the one here 🌅.

Or listen to a sleep concert from my archives, ranging in length from 4 to 8 hours.

Sleep Albums

Each album is designed so that you can press play as you lay your head down on your pillow. Eight-plus hours of music will help you slip into sleep, carry you through a full night’s rest, and gently awaken you the following day.

The Dream Cycles

Carefully crafted for seekers looking to dive deeper into their dreams, this eight-and-a-half-hour-long album begins with a blend of musical tones and binaural beats to help you drift off. It then shifts to long periods of silence and whisper-quiet soundscapes to aid in the cycles of deep sleep. An extended session during the third phase of sleep serves to promote lucid dreaming. The album closes with a gently unfolding piece of music on the piano, emerging slowly from the lucid dream suite to guide you through the hazy, ethereal moments that precede waking up.

Quiescent

Quiescent spirits you off on a journey through a meditative dreamland. The album is an eight-hour-long soundtrack patterned after the four sleep cycles. The music lulls you into slumber, provides nourishment for deeper sleep, and then gently steers you back to wakefulness.

This album can be played in its entirety during a full night’s sleep or listened to while practicing yoga or meditation, relaxing, or simply being.

Sleep Concerts: Resting in Community

Since 2016, I have performed several Sleep and Dream concerts, both in-person and online.

These long-form soundscape performances last from late at night until early the next morning, over roughly eight hours. Using a variety of instruments, I create an immersive, supportive sonic environment where participants can let go and experience the soothing nature of deep rest.

Over our eight hours together, I combine music with a gentle sea of ambient field recordings and soft tones. Each performance is unique, evolving in response to the participants and their shared experience.

During sleep concerts, we explore a variety of themes, including rebirth, the liminal space between stages of wakefulness, and the edges of audibility.