Discography

Disappearing World

Samsara Inc.

For the album "Disappearing World" — released on the Label Cantroll — the artist used bass guitar, ukulele, the Iranian santur (a string instrument), the Russian kalyuka (a wind instrument), and various VSTs in Ableton. The project Samsara Inc. was originally planned as music for meditation, but the style subsequently transformed and absorbed motifs and nuances of various musical styles and cultures.

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"Everyone eventually faces the moment when the familiar world slips away: friends move apart, children grow up. Like Faust, one longs to make the moment stand still, yet time is irreversible — and that irreversibility can seem ruthless. What you once cherished may never happen again. Yet, the very fact that a moment is finite — that it is unique and unrepeatable — is precisely what gives it such immense value. If everything lasted forever, nothing would hold any worth. That is simply human nature. All that remains for us is to preserve that vanishing world in our memories; for as long as we remember it, it continues to exist — in one way or another." — Rodion (Samsara Inc.)


For the album "Disappearing World" — released on the Label Cantroll — the artist used bass guitar, ukulele, the Iranian santur (a string instrument), the Russian kalyuka (a wind instrument), and various VSTs in Ableton. The project Samsara Inc. was originally planned as music for meditation, but the style subsequently transformed and absorbed motifs and nuances of various musical styles and cultures.
💾 Listen here: band.link/c229
"Everyone eventually faces the moment when the familiar world slips away: friends move apart, children grow up. Like Faust, one longs to make the moment stand still, yet time is irreversible — and that irreversibility can seem ruthless. What you once cherished may never happen again. Yet, the very fact that a moment is finite — that it is unique and unrepeatable — is precisely what gives it such immense value. If everything lasted forever, nothing would hold any worth. That is simply human nature. All that remains for us is to preserve that vanishing world in our memories; for as long as we remember it, it continues to exist — in one way or another." — Rodion (Samsara Inc.)

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