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Cross-Continental Soundscapes – Hidden Deep by Afterlife & Moonseed

  • Foto del escritor: Automat Disco
    Automat Disco
  • 29 abr
  • 1 Min. de lectura


In an era of algorithmic noise and instant gratification, Hidden Deep arrives like a gentle act of rebellion. Forged by Afterlife and Moonseed from across oceans—UK to China—it is an album built not for the scroll, but for the still. It’s music that listens back.

Each track feels like a breath taken fully. “Few Words” and “Hidden Deep” are not compositions as much as invitations: into reflection, into calm, into presence. Moonseed’s touch is unmistakable—rooted in nature, textured with tradition, and executed with a grace that speaks to years of study and intention. The guzheng and erhu, often framed in modern electronica as embellishments, are here central to the story.

Afterlife, a veteran of ambient and chillout for more than two decades, brings the sonic architecture. His ambient production is never sterile—it glows. It moves in slow gradients, allowing Moonseed’s melodies to unfold with all the time they need. “Things Will Flourish” and “Xuan Pin” are where his rhythmic instincts shine, subtly propelling the record forward without disturbing its meditative core.

The album doesn't demand attention—it earns it. It shifts as you listen, revealing new emotional textures with each replay. It’s not background music, and it’s not ambient wallpaper—it’s active, contemplative soundwork.

Set for release on May 9 via Subatomic UK, Hidden Deep offers a rare gift: the chance to slow down and reconnect with sound, self, and stillness. A deeply necessary record for the world we’re in.



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