minimalistic ambient sound canvas

Explore the early minimalistic work of Cameron Akhunaton through Tone-Cone.

"The dexterous mix of organic forms and smooth materials is appealing, as if designed as a sanctuary. Cosmophonics hold myriad moments of surprise and delight, making one feel they've intergrated the wafting futurepast within this sonic topography. Mathmagical labrynths of textural cohesion sustain active relaxation, giving the pleasant illusion that we're perpetually floating on a hydrosonic soundbed with conjoining aromas."
-Auricle Magazine

"This is a great work. The whole sound on the album is really like a dreamlike journey." -Vladimir host of Inner Space

"Tenuous organ drones mixed with environmental sounds (nocturnal insects, trickling waters, distant owls) set the sedate tone for this music. The electronics are passive and intended to elicit meditative states, whether filtered with softly vibrating, almost subliminal percussives or nudged by crisp keyboard minimalism. Sometimes the keyboards emerge as clearly defined piano, delicately floating amid gently grinding electronic textures. A few sounds reach a more demonstrative resonance, but even these instances are applied with languid intent, to flavor the ambience with a slight edginess. Overall, though, the music remains calm. This release displays more of a harmonic flow than a melodic presence. - Matt Howarth SonicCuriousity.com