There’s a cinematic glow in Lunaz Chill latest release, “Before I Sleep” – the way layers of synths fold into each other like waves gently covering the sand. Underneath, a quiet pulse keeps the piece grounded, steadying the breath as if reminding us it’s okay to slow down. Love the weird way of how uplifting it feels — not in a grand, explosive way, but in the delicate sense of light pushing through a half-open curtain. It’s downtempo at its purest: immersive, patient, and calm, while still holding that spark of something just about to bloom.
“Before I Sleep” carries a certain spirituality, the kind you only notice when you’re finally still. The electric piano notes linger like thoughts drifting before sleep, and those subtle cello touches give the track a very human warmth. There’s no rush here, no push — just space, balance, and a softness that feels rare in our always-on world. I found myself replaying it not just to unwind, but to stay inside that atmosphere a little longer, as if it were the last quiet step before stepping into something bigger than us.
It’s also the kind of song that reminds us how much sound can mirror healing. At 73.5 BPM, it seems built for our heartbeat when it finally calms down at night. A reminder that slowing down isn’t losing time — it’s gaining presence. This track earns its place not just on sleep or chillout playlists, but in the small rituals that keep us steady.
About Lunaz Chill:
Behind Lunaz Chill is Criss Tonino, a successful producer whose life was shaken in 2019 by a stroke. Forced to slow down, he found solace in relaxing and ambient music, and out of that recovery grew a new project with a new perspective. Every title he releases reflects that shift — an awareness of nature, of health, of the need to let stress dissolve instead of multiply. There’s authenticity here, not just in the music but in the motivation: a second life built on stillness. And in today’s hyper-notified, screen-glued society, that feels quietly radical.
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