In this soundtrack, each piece features instrumental combinations that mirror Vyrekkan musical traditions, such as the bioluminescent Lyrkan strings, along with more familiar orchestral elements to create an otherworldly yet accessible sound. The compositions incorporate the natural resonance frequencies mentioned in the story, particularly the harmonic patterns of healthy crystal formations and Glowvine growth.

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In this album I went back to a similar style some of my previous tracks, such as Zen and Tsuyu. I continued to explore Japanese instruments, which I like, as well as part of their history, particularly the heian era.

​Solstice reflects a duality of opposing transitions that are part of a long journey. This is my second piano solo album.

A very special album that my eldest son helped me produce. He got inspired by his daily life in college to name all songs. I continue to explore more the Lo-Fi genre and I like where it is going. This time I even experimented with some traditional Peruvian instruments such as the "cajón" and the "quena" pipe, as well as some other Latin percussion. 

This album is inspired by a short story created by Museo Larco, which narrates the heroic journey of the Ai Apaec, a local hero from the Moche culture in ancient Peru (100–700 AD), to save his community by restoring nature's cycles. Through a few of the songs in this album you can hear the sounds of some of the actual instruments used by the Moche people.

This is a very special album. Through my youngest son I discovered the lo-fi genre, and he hinted to me the idea of producing an album for that genre. Well, here we go. He helped me a lot with the production of this album. We had so much fun making it.

I thought of experimenting with Jazz which I see as masterful music. I got inspired by places around the world that I visited and where Jazz is part of the scene.

I love the Danish concept of hygge. It's a lot of what life means to me. I dedicated this album to my dear dad who departed not long before the release date, to celebrate his wonderful life and all the love he gave us.

I took a break from producing for the boreal summertime, specially to focus on helping my eldest kid to move to college. Since he was little, I started making sand spirals with my feet, like the one in the album cover. Spiro represents our inner selves.

I continued with the relaxation and meditation vibe. I kept on exploring more an Asian type of instrumentation and I was quite happy with the result. Requies focuses on the soothing effect of water, like rain, dew, waves

My first fully instrumental album which I made for my own relaxation and meditation. It turns out that one of its songs, Zen, was picked for an official Spotify list and, for now, remains my one-hit-wonder with more than 210 thousand streams and counting.