Natalja Yanling Romine

Today marks the occasion of Yanling’s debut album, “Cymatic” the inaugural release on Aurora Edition. Now available on all platforms. The opening track and Yanling’s upcoming 2024 album are titled Cymatic, which refers to the visible patterns created upon matter via their sonic vibratory movements. A way of translating sound waves into visual patterns. These wave-like traces represent the frequencies that our ears interpret as sound. While sound conveys something indescribable, for Yanling, the connection between sound and its visual form symbolizes a deep sense of her inner self. This new work reflects her search for something elusive and intangible—untouchable and out of reach—comparable to an infinite, undulating surge that oscillates back and forth from its origin. The musical language of Cymatic features extended notes, ambient drones, and sweeping synthesized grandeur, serving as a sound bed for memories that have finally been put to rest. The album’s resonant textures produce a radiant vision of a glimmering halo surrounding us all. In contrast, some glitchy elements convey a cold, grainy feeling, reminiscent of the smell of concrete or damp wood. An otherworldly sensation also emerges, akin to the shock from a gust of wind against the flesh or blowing through hair. The album’s celestial overtones point to something immense, evoking a sense of insignificance when gazing into the vast night sky. Cymatic represents Yanling’s exploration of humility in the face of cosmic amalgamation. The album captures these transcendent images and emphasizes her visceral focus on the cyclical interior and outward impacts of sound. This emotional mark heard throughout Cymatic is further amplified by her outwardly limitless and orotund tones blending vocals with strings, echoing something like ancient messages preserved in stone over time. Written & Produced by @yanling_______ Mixed & Mastered by @enyang_ha @urbiks__music Artwork by @nannafragg Portrait by @christian.neuenschwander Suit by @ariennebirchler Music Video by @jannisdavi & @milanfriedlos Words by @jazmazzzz This project is supported by Stadt Zürich Kulturamt and Kanton Zürich Fachstelle Kultur.

Soon to be found in select record stores worldwide, at Hardwax and online via Bandcamp. I know, the Berlin sky refuses its blue in winter, but at least my record does, it will warm yours. A piece from the blue heart, waiting to be held. Thanks to everyone who has already been a major support.

(Official Video) Premiering the full music video of Yanling, filmed on the Rhône Glacier, bridges nature’s grandeur with the album’s expansive, enduring essence. The album’s celestial overtones point to something immense, evoking a sense of insignificance when gazing into the vast night sky. This emotional mark heard throughout Cymatic is further amplified by her outwardly limitless and orotund tones blending vocals with strings, echoing something like ancient messages preserved in stone over time. Video by @jannisdavi & @milanfriedlos Shot on the Rhône Glacier in Switzerland

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Written & Spoken by @snap_writer & @baek__kyoung Cover & Ambient Mix by @yanling_______ 🔗 Bio 깊이의 낙하 가장 깊은 심연에서 마주할 수 있는 것은 단 하나였다 어둠 스스로를 물들이며 더 짙은 침묵의 색으로 무너지는 파도처럼 우리처럼 가라앉으며 방향도 없이 소리도 없이 반사된 어둠마저 사라지면, 멈춰 있던 것들이 서서히 어두워진다 하나씩, 숨결마다 넘쳐버린 어둠이 눈동자를 가득 채우고 투명해질 때까지 숨이 스며들 때까지 조용히 떠오르기 시작한다 투명함의 밑바닥에서 그리하여 모든 것은 낙하하기 시작한다 밀물처럼 돌아오고, 침묵이 다시 차오른다 처음 시작된 그곳으로 쏟아진 재해의 부재는 또 다른 이의 시작의 눈동자에 채워진다

2016, 10 years ago, captured by @georggatsas

Excited to share that I’ve begun my studies in <Creative Leadership> at @ecal_ch Art & Design University within the academic field. My practice moves between cultural management, strategy & entrepreneurship. Holding my fountain of curiosity.

Humbled to share my Spanish interview with Loop Music Magazine, an online publication from South America dedicated to spread out cutting edge world wide artists since 2000. In conversation with Guillermo Escudero Photo @christian.neuenschwander Suit @ottolinger

A slow drift through shadows, with pulsating beats like distant engines, bass fog and gliding rhythm shaping a sonic realm. Carrying a trove of unreleased treasures and freshly born compositions. Up on my Cloud of Sound. LinkBio Cover by Natalja Romine

Dusted off from archive.

By @christian.neuenschwander in Gockhausen