Remembrance · Volume 001
SongSketch Originals
A bluegrass duet about a husband and wife finding their way back to each other — a song about finally hearing the heart of the person across the table.
Optional listener support
The songs and rooms are freely available. Each experience brings together music, visual design, and interactive sound. A suggested contribution of $20 supports my independent work and the continued making of these rooms.
Introducing SongSketch Experiences
Step inside 12 rooms shaped around the music, each with its own light, movement, and ways to explore sound. Listen, touch, and linger at your own pace.
Music to Breathe To
Volume 001
SongSketch Originals
Songs for memory, grief, prayer, and homecoming. Acoustic reflections and sacred choral music make room for the things that stay with us.
12 songs · 50 min · Full songs, freely available
Listening notes
Remembrance gathers acoustic reflections, sacred choral music, and patient arrangements. “Luctus Inauditus” gives form to grief that often goes unspoken; “Teach Me My End” turns to Psalm 39 and the brevity of life. Songs of homecoming, mercy, wisdom, and memory sit beside them. This is a volume to spend time with, whether you follow its sequence or return to one song.
Begin with “The Room Full Of Old Accusations,” or choose the song that meets you where you are.
Introducing SongSketch Experiences
Step inside 15 rooms shaped around the music, each with its own light, movement, and ways to explore sound. Listen, touch, and linger at your own pace.
Music to Breathe To
Volume 001
SongSketch Originals
Songs of hope, companionship, courage, and beginning again. From a steady pulse to drum-and-bass and French Touch, this volume carries the listening forward.
15 songs · 1 hr 6 min · Full songs, freely available
Listening notes
Renewal gathers songs with a rhythmic pulse, from steady, flowing arrangements to drum-and-bass and French Touch. “Maybe That’s How We Build Hope” looks at the small acts that hold a society together. “Foundation Layer” considers trust, friendship, gratitude, and integrity. “You Don’t Have To Call Twice” finds love in someone already being on the way. The music makes room for vulnerability and difficult days while carrying the listening forward.
Begin with “The Quiet One,” or follow a title into its listening room.