Experience the Ethereal Sonic Landscape of Sophia Aya’s “Slow Trees”

Kat Kikta (aka Sophia Aya) is a London-based experimental pop artist who blends organic sounds with electronic textures. Her music shifts between cinematic atmospheres and deeply emotive melodies. She creates immersive soundscapes that captivate listeners. Using field recordings, multi-layered vocals, and sound healing instruments like Tibetan singing bowls and waterphones, she pushes the boundaries of contemporary pop.

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Sophia Aya, her inventive alter ego, drives her latest project, a double single instrumental. Featuring Slow Trees and Slow Trees – Vocal Deepener released on 7 August, 2025. Both are ambient pieces that layer delicate percussion with ambient night sounds to build a haunting mood.

The track Slow Trees immediately draws you in, layering the sounds of night with ethereal bells and steady, rhythmic drumbeats. It plays like a soundtrack from somewhere beyond normal reality, something astral and otherworldly. The music conjures a fantasy scene where a character cautiously moves toward something subtly eerie and mysterious.

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Maybe these are the sounds that drifting souls might hear while floating through space. It evokes the vastness of the Milky Way, but adds an uncanny, haunting edge that lingers long after the track ends. 

Moreover, subtle shifts in texture and tone keep listeners on edge. They invite deep introspection and emotional immersion. As a result, the track balances tension and tranquility. It creates a mesmerizing journey through unknown realms, making the experience both haunting and oddly comforting.

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