Andert Tysma’s Waltz For Anubis delivers a tranquil and emotive soundscape, blending classical influences with electronic textures. The track opens with watery sounds that transition into a steady piano, setting the pace with a gentle 6/8 rhythm. As the piece develops, string elements weave in, enriching the harmonic structure and deepening the track’s meditative mood.
The composition carries a peaceful, reflective vibe, inviting listeners to become immersed in its introspective atmosphere. Drawing on Tysma’s blend of classical instrumentation and expansive electronic soundscapes, Waltz For Anubis exemplifies the serene yet powerful mood that permeates his upcoming album, Hana. Recorded in Nils Frahm’s studio at Funkhaus, with strings from the Berlin Philharmonic, the track showcases Tysma’s skill in creating layered, textured sound worlds that evoke a sense of calm and introspection.
Waltz For Anubis reflects the regenerative, healing qualities central to Tysma’s music, as well as his broader exploration of cosmic themes. The track is an early glimpse into Hana, a work that seamlessly blends classical elegance with modern electronic elements to create a truly immersive listening experience.
