Music for Meditation

Do you think about the nature of reality?  I do.  I’m in a constant state of trying to wake up. 


Meditation has influenced my work as a film composer in ways too deep to explain even to myself.  There are layers to my scores that, ostensibly, have had nothing to do with the actual job at hand, but I feel that my real work lies in the attempt to explore these layers while still delivering what’s needed, emotionally and technically, for picture.  Added value, if you will.


Outside of my scoring work, I’ve been creating a growing body of music to aid and guide in specific meditation practices.  I use this site to present a few carefully chosen pieces that I have developed for my own applications.  There’s already an abundance of meditation music from which to choose, so my intention isn’t to boldly go where everyone else is already going, and certainly not to go where they’ve already been.

If you want to license this material for professional use, or need higher res audio files, please inquire about rates.  But my intention is to offer it, gratis, for your personal use.  Breathe for free.

Deon Vozov is a Los Angeles-based composer who thinks a lot about moving to a city where it rains.  She thinks a lot about movement in general. 


Learn more at www.deonvozov.com

Intentionally short, with the goal of practicing a brief meditation when there’s not much time, these tracks have no voice guide.  If you follow the flow once or twice, you will find the structure to help you delve into specific meditation work. They might not be what you’re expecting, but perhaps you’ll find them useful.  All five pieces are designed to help move things—breath through body, thought through mind, intuition through heart. 

I upload new pieces as they become available.  Please check back soon for additions.

photo: Evelyn Wong

PORTAL             (9:57)

ACCEPT               (7:26)

STAY                     (8:42)

OPEN DOWN     (11:11)

RELEASE            (6:00)

Sometimes, when enough has moved, consciousness expands and ascends, and the distinction between what moves, and what is moved through, dissolves into a still and beautiful mist.

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