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Why It Matters

Beyond the health issues like depression, cardiovascular diseases, stress, and mood swings, the loss of the starry sky is a cultural tragedy. For thousands or years, the night has been offering us for thousands of years moments of reflection, humility, and unity with nature and each other, crucial in our fast-paced, over-illuminated world.

Cosmic Lullabies aims to reintroduce the starry sky through music, offering peace and tranquility amidst chaos in the bustle of modern life. By experiencing this project, you are also contributing to the preservation of our celestial heritage, translating the fading phenomenon into a lasting musical expression.

Find Your Peace

Immerse yourself in Cosmic Lullabies and find solace in its gentle melodies. Let it be your sanctuary, a place where the stars sing you to sleep, reminding you of the natural beauty that lies above.

Experience the stars we rarely see.

What You Listen To

By transforming raw data into music, we gave ambient life to raw scientific data. Each tone you hear in this ambient music represents a star visible to the naked eye from the locations: Hong Kong, New York, Amsterdam and Cape Town. These locations range from highly light-polluted cities to those with minimal light pollution, each representing a unique ambiance.

Makers

The ambient music is developed and creatively influenced by the very talented technical composer Roman Willems and Composer Aengus Havinga.

The Netherlands is the most light polluted country in Europe. With a predilection for outer space and stars, Luca Izarin, the creative director of Cosmic Lullabies aimed to reconnect the people with the cosmos.