Bell Rock Overnight
9 tracks, 9 hours. September 2026.
One continuous night, split into hour-long movements so nothing changes suddenly. Built to run from lights out to morning.
Long, beatless music composed around Sedona's red rock country. Press play, set the phone face down, and let the night do the rest.
Free, no account needed. Also on Spotify and Apple Music.
Every session is long enough that you won't have to reach for your phone again. Start one and leave it.
Nine hours of slow, low drones that give a busy head something steady to rest on.
Cathedral Rock, 9 hoursNight Veil runs until morning. Leave it playing low and slip back under.
Night Veil, 9 hoursA one-hour sitting for meditation, breathwork or lying on the floor after a long day.
Meditation, 1 hourTwo hours of calm, even sound for deep work and study. Nothing to pull your attention.
Focus, 2 hoursFireworks, storms, an empty house. Music for the moments that rattle pets.
Calm for petsEach record is named for real places in Sedona. Stream them anywhere, or leave them on overnight.
9 tracks, 9 hours. September 2026.
One continuous night, split into hour-long movements so nothing changes suddenly. Built to run from lights out to morning.
10 tracks, 40 minutes. September 2026.
The darkest record in the catalog. Dusk at Black Mesa through to the last hour before dawn.
10 tracks. Made for dogs.
Slow piano and cello for separation, thunderstorms, fireworks and car rides.
10 tracks, 68 minutes.
Long pieces for Cathedral Rock, Boynton Canyon and Airport Mesa. The one to meditate with.
8 tracks, 36 minutes.
The first record, and the brightest. Good for daytime calm, yoga and a reset between meetings.
Sedona sits in a basin of red sandstone in northern Arizona. For decades people have travelled here to sit still on its rocks, and four sites in particular have become known as vortexes.
Every Vortex Echoes piece is written for one of those places, and every visual is built around a Sedona landmark. No generic deserts, no borrowed canyons.
All of it is slow and beatless, with no sudden changes in volume. You don't need to believe anything to use it. Just press play and notice how you feel.
Halloween and New Year's are the loudest nights of the year for a dog. Our calming sessions are beatless and low, with nothing that startles, so they cover the bangs without adding noise of their own. Start one before the first firework.
Yes. Everything streams free on YouTube and on this site, with no account. The albums are also on Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music and Amazon Music.
It shouldn't. The sleep sessions are beatless and have no sudden changes in volume. For the smoothest night, turn off autoplay so a different video doesn't start at the end.
Our albums so far use standard tuning, where the note A sits at 440Hz. From our next release on, we'll only call a record 432Hz if it's actually tuned there, and we check every file before it goes out. Either way, it's a musical choice, not a medical treatment.
Yes. Play it from YouTube or any streaming service during your class.
For everyday stress and loud nights, calm, steady sound helps many dogs settle. It's a support, not a treatment. If your dog's anxiety is severe, talk to your vet and use the music alongside their plan.
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