Averse à Mise au point: Étude pluie Musique

Album Description

Dive into the soothing world of "Averse à Mise au point: Étude pluie Musique," a captivating album by Somnolent Jean, released on August 17, 2020, under the label Sons Relaxants. This 74-minute masterpiece is a harmonious blend of delicate piano melodies and the natural sounds of rain, designed to create an atmosphere of tranquility and focus. With 35 tracks, this album is perfect for those seeking to enhance their meditation, study, or sleep routines.

Somnolent Jean masterfully weaves together the gentle patter of rain, the rustling of leaves, and the distant rumble of thunder to transport you to serene landscapes, from the lush Amazon rainforest to the misty mountains. Each track is meticulously crafted to evoke a sense of calm and clarity, making it an ideal companion for relaxation, concentration, or unwinding before bedtime.

The album features a variety of rain-themed compositions, including "Pluie Musique de l'Amazonie," "Piano Montagne pluie," and "Pluie torrentielle Piano classique," each offering a unique sonic experience. Whether you're looking to reduce stress, alleviate headaches, or simply enjoy the soothing sounds of nature, "Averse à Mise au point: Étude pluie Musique" has something to offer. Immerse yourself in the enchanting melodies and let the stresses of the day melt away.

17 augustus 2020

2020 Sons Relaxants

About Somnolent Jean

Jean Ma is a distinguished academic and author, currently serving as the Victoria and Roger Sant Professor in Art at Stanford University, where she contributes to the Film and Media Studies Program. Her work delves into the intricate relationship between cinema, spectatorship, and sleep, exploring how these elements intersect and influence each other. Jean Ma's notable publications include "Melancholy Drift: Marking Time in Chinese Cinema" and "Sounding the Modern Woman: The Songstress in Chinese Cinema," which showcase her deep expertise in Chinese cinema and culture. Her latest book, "At the Edges of Sleep: Moving Images and Somnolent Spectators," examines sleep as both a thematic focus in film and a state that cinema can induce in viewers, offering a fresh perspective on the cinematic experience. Jean Ma's insights and discussions on Hong Kong cinema and culture further enrich her academic contributions, making her a prominent figure in the study of film and media.