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Airing on May 24th 08:00 CEST
Resonance Chamber
Genre: Soundscape Composition
Duration: 15 min
Resonance Chamber is a longform ambient piece by Abhay Rautela, which is to be released this year later under his project, Inside Us All.

The track is conceived as a sonic chamber of sorts. Think of it as an enclosed space built from slow-moving, chant-like tones and distant but penetrating, reverberant metallic textures.

Rather than unfolding as a composition, it functions as an environment, as a space the listener can enter.

As the piece settles, external distractions begin to recede. What remains is a narrowing of attention where the listener and the sound are held together in a shared field. Time softens, orientation loosens, and a quiet, suspended state emerges.

After ‘bathing’ in this resonance chamber, the return feels distinct, as if stepping out of a contained space, back into the world with a sense of clarity and perhaps a bit of a reset.

Featuring:

Abhay Rautela

Abhay Rautela is an electronic music producer, DJ and generative artist from The Hague. His project, Inside Us All, embraces the freedom to create without restriction to genre, allowing music creation to unfold in any dimension the mind pleases.

Previously, Abhay has released music and performed across the Netherlands, Belgium, France, Lithuania, India (his country of birth), Singapore, Vietnam, and Thailand under various aliases, including Sound Forest, Dope FX, Sky Prism, Time Prism, Wave Prism, and Mind Prism. His diverse musical journey now converges into Inside Us All, an evolution of his artistic identity driven by a deeper, more personal sonic expression.

Alongside music, he creates generative and motion art under the name Eat Colour.

https://www.abhayrautela.com/music/insideusall

https://www.instagram.com/abhayrautela_

https://www.instagram.com/eatcolour_

https://www.instagram.com/insideusall_

https://www.facebook.com/insideusall1

http://tinyurl.com/iua-spotify

22-24 May 2026 - 48hours of Radio Art