An ethereal pattering of percussive textures drizzle through melancholic piano tones, synths and downpitched vocal echoes, settling into puddles of pitch-black bass.

Haunting downtempo single by composer and producer Louise Spencer, journeying through moody introspection, interweaving melancholic tones, deep bass and downpitched vocals to capture the essence of urban slumber.

Louise flows a wistful melody with softly cycling patterns and melancholic harmony. This tranquil tone poem speaks to the introverted nature within us all, whether surfacing momentarily during daily chaos or emerging at night in lonely solitude.

Cyclic ambient harp single  by Louise Spencer. Take a moment, catch your breath.

Blissful ambient track  layering waves of euphoric, lulling energy in a slow-motion haze.

Composer, pianist and harpist Louise Spencer presents this deeply

personal recording which lays bare the musical poetry of beauty and tension through an uncomplicated, mindful performance.

Immersed in a cloud of organic noises and effects, contemporary classical composer and harpist Louise Spencer sews hypnotic melodic fragments with hints of clarity, ultimately escaping memory within the dreamy haze of night.

A graceful new composition blending Louise Spencer's intimate harp melodies with the gentle accompaniment of George Wilson and The Enigma Ensemble, journeying colourful tones and inventive, alluring harmonies.

A beautiful and solemn adaptation of Japan’s majestic National Anthem 'Kimigayo'. Louise Spencer conveys the humble melody with uncomplicated harp chords and gentle sparkle, whilst the rich sound of The Enigma Ensemble (directed by George Wilson) provides a sweet harmonic underscore to heighten the majesty of this ancient anthem.

Louise Spencer's delicate solo harp reworking of Jonny Martyr’s acoustic piece. Taken from Impossible Space: Reworked, available to stream now.

New arrangements of twelve celebrated works by composers including Handel, Schubert and Bach. Among perennial favourites 'Ave Maria' and 'Air on the G string', Louise shares the beautiful 'Flower Duet', Satie's ever-popular 'Gynopédie No. 1', the jubilant coronation anthem 'Zadok the Priest' and Hubert Parry's masterpiece 'Jerusalem', all in graceful arrangement for solo harp.

A relaxing album presenting Louise Spencer's modern take on some holiday favourites including 'In The Bleak Midwinter', 'Jingle Bells' and 'Silent Night'.