We’re back for year five 🖐️ and settling into what we do best: records played front to back, in good company, with time and space to actually listen.

Each night begins with a short, relaxing guided meditation to bring the room together. Then we drink tea, snack a little, listen to a full album uninterrupted, and hang afterward to talk about what we just heard—no pressure, no right answers.

Week 1:

Nala Sinephro “Endlessness”

Nala Sinephro — Endlessness is a transcendent journey through sound, where the boundaries between jazz, ambient, and electronic music dissolve into one seamless whole. Anchored by a continuous arpeggio that spirals through ten interconnected movements, this 45-minute album feels less like a collection of tracks and more like a single, evolving consciousness. Sinephro — a Brussels-born, London-based composer and multi-instrumentalist — composed, produced, arranged, and engineered the work herself, inviting collaborators like James Mollison, Nubya Garcia, Morgan Simpson, and Sheila Maurice-Grey to weave delicate saxophone lines, rich percussion, and luminous synth textures into her meditative vision. Endlessness explores cycles of existence, rebirth, and flow, crafting celestial moods that are deeply introspective yet expansive — a soundscape that invites listeners to drift, reflect, and rediscover beauty in stillness and motion alike