Hotels & lobbies
Arrival music that sets a standard before anyone reaches reception. Long enough to run a whole shift, level enough that the front desk never adjusts it.
Lounge · Chillout · Ambient · Downtempo
Eighty tracks of lounge and chillout written for hotel lobbies, bars, restaurants, terraces and long evenings — plus the ambient work underneath it all. Atmosphere that carries a space without ever asking for attention.
Eighty tracks, all mine, sequenced to move from late afternoon to late night without a single jolt. Warm keys, brushed rhythms, a bassline that walks rather than runs — and titles like Golden City, Blue Mojito and Tramonto a Capri that tell you exactly where it thinks it is.
It has become the second most-saved thing I have made, mostly by people who needed something to put on when guests arrive and did not want to think about it again.
Where it works
Arrival music that sets a standard before anyone reaches reception. Long enough to run a whole shift, level enough that the front desk never adjusts it.
Aperitivo through to last orders. It lifts as the evening does, without ever turning into a dancefloor by accident.
Boutiques, salons, waiting rooms and spa corridors — atmosphere that makes people stay a few minutes longer.
Instrumental, unobtrusive, no lyrics to read along to. A lot of listeners use it as concentration music.
Beds and cues that sit under dialogue — and you can use them without asking. Stream or buy from an official platform and it is yours.
The default answer to "put something on" — for dinner, for reading, for the hours after everyone has gone.
Ambient, further down
Below lounge and chillout sits the ambient work: the Massage Jasmine suites, written for treatment rooms and sleep. Same harmonic language, same warmth, but with the pulse removed and the tempo replaced by breathing.
If LOUNGE is the terrace, the ambient catalogue is the room upstairs with the window open. Many people arrive through one and end up living in the other.
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I do not send invoices and I do not ask anyone to fill in a form. Play my music in your treatment room, your salon, your bar, your yoga class, your video, your podcast, your live stream. The only thing I ask is that it comes from an official platform — stream it on Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, Deezer, YouTube Music or Tidal, or buy it on iTunes or Amazon Music. That is how the catalogue keeps growing, and it is all the payment I want.
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