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SLUMBERINGSHAMAN

Native American flute, held long enough to fall asleep to.

Thirty-seven pieces so far. The catalogue is still being added to.

The musician behind Slumbering Shaman, seen from behind, wearing a shirt printed with the Dakota’s Journey chameleon

Behind the name

it's just me, and a piano

There's no band and no studio team. It's just me, working alone in Berlin from the first note to the final mix. I trained as a pianist, and it still shows: even the ambient pieces are built the way a pianist thinks, one line at a time. The instruments change from track to track. I don't.


The sound

One flute, a long room, and enough space to breathe.

Slumbering Shaman is for the hours when you do not need music to lead the way. Late at night, early in the morning, or during a quiet afternoon at your desk, these pieces are there without asking much from you.

Most of them are short and simple by design. They can loop gently in the background, turning minutes into something that feels less measured and more open.

This is an independent project, released gradually since January 2024. There is no final chapter planned, only new volumes added over time.

Ink and watercolour style painting of a red deer stag with full antlers
  • SoundNative American flute
  • Made forSleep · meditation · slow work
  • Volumes so far4 EPs, 13 singles
  • Pieces so far37
  • First releaseNative American Ambient, 2024
  • Most recentWinter's Slumber, March 2026
Alessandro standing beneath forest canopy, seen from behind

Before the name

the music started in the trees

He does not look up for inspiration. He looks up because that is where the sound began. Long before Slumbering Shaman had a name, there were trees, open air, and the feeling that a single flute could hold a little of what the forest leaves behind. The music started there. Everything else came later.

Start here

three rooms

The catalogue is not sorted by date. It is sorted by what you are doing. Play any of these in full, right here.

Cover artwork for Winter's Slumber
For sleep

Winter's Slumber

Dawn, Vast Sky, Deep Roots, Blossom, Fruitful Spirit. Five pieces, seven minutes end to end — short enough to loop until you stop noticing it.

Cover artwork for Dakota's Journey
For meditation

Dakota's Journey

Ancestors, two meditations and a flute lullaby, ending on Reborn. The fullest EP, and the one that sits still the longest.

Cover artwork for Native Flute Journey
For slow work

Native Flute Journey

Sacred Sky, Native Flute Journey, Grounding Flute. Three and a half minutes that loop without a seam behind whatever you are doing.

Figure kneeling in a forest, playing a flute in a shaft of light

How it gets used

music that stays nearby

You can listen closely, but you do not have to. Slumbering Shaman makes quiet ambient flute music for sleep, reading, focus, and slow evenings at home. These pieces move gently and leave enough space around themselves to become part of the room.

There is no story to follow and nothing that asks for your attention. Just a flute, a little light, and music that stays nearby.

If you forget it is playing, it is doing what it was made to do.

The musician behind Slumbering Shaman working at his desk, seen from above, surrounded by a keyboard, laptop, monitor and microphone

Where it comes from

the forest was here before the studio

Long before any of this was recorded, it was listened to. The sound of a flute in open air, under trees, is the first version of everything that ended up on a record. The studio came later. The forest didn't.

The musician behind Slumbering Shaman working at his desk in the studio, seen from behind, wearing headphones

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