Nach Innen Kehren: Binaurale Musik für Heilung & Selbstliebe

Immerse yourself in the soothing world of binaural beats and healing frequencies with Hannah Watson's latest masterpiece, "Nach Innen Kehren: Binaurale Musik für Heilung & Selbstliebe." Set for release on January 7, 2025, via Pure Essence Records, this 15-track album is a testament to Hannah Watson's expertise in new age music, offering a unique blend of relaxation and self-discovery.

Spanning a total of 56 minutes, each of the 15 tracks on "Nach Innen Kehren" is meticulously crafted to evoke a sense of inner peace and harmony. From the opening track "Selbstheilung Frequenzen" to the closing notes of "Heilende Herzfrequenzen," Hannah Watson guides listeners through a journey of self-love and healing. Collaborating with Theo Lärm, the album features a diverse range of compositions, each designed to resonate with different aspects of the self.

Tracks like "Herzensruhe" and "Seelenfrieden" offer moments of tranquility, while "Innere Stärke" and "Selbstreflexion Klänge" encourage introspection and personal growth. The album's standout track, "Klangreise ins Ich," showcases Hannah Watson's ability to create immersive soundscapes that transport listeners to a place of deep relaxation and self-awareness.

Whether you're seeking to unwind after a long day or delve deeper into your inner world, "Nach Innen Kehren: Binaurale Musik für Heilung & Selbstliebe" is an essential addition to your music collection. Experience the healing power of sound with Hannah Watson and Theo Lärm, and let the soothing melodies and binaural beats guide you towards a state of profound relaxation and self-love.

Hannah Watson is a multifaceted artist whose work spans the realms of music and research. As the Orchestra Director for the City of Sheffield Youth Orchestra, Hannah has a proven track record in music education, organizing intensive courses and concerts that inspire young musicians. Beyond her musical pursuits, Hannah is also a dedicated researcher, currently working towards a PhD in Graphene Technology at the EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training in Cambridge. Her academic journey includes studies at the University of Edinburgh and the University of Cambridge, reflecting her deep commitment to both the arts and sciences. With a diverse background that includes roles at Snap Inc. and imec, Hannah brings a unique perspective to her artistic endeavors, making her a dynamic and innovative force in the music and research communities.