Allan Susoeff, Jr. is a composer of New Age instrumental relaxation music that is ambient, uplifting, and effectively empowering. His new single, “Navel: 528 Hz”, is part of a chakra series of music he is currently writing as the prelude to a full album release. As such, he is releasing some of the songs as singles for relaxation, ambient listening, or meditation songs.
The goal of this particular single was to produce a song that would relax the mind and body while working specifically with the “Manipura,” the seat of emotional stability. This music was recorded at the Solfeggio frequency of 528 Hz which, apart from bringing states of deep relaxation, is also thought to create a perfect platform for the body to heal itself.
This 528 Hz frequency is believed to penetrate the subconscious to help bring healing as a starting point for the body to repair itself. Susoeff also added binaural beats to the song. There is some scientific evidence that binaural beats can influence brainwave activity, a process called “brainwave entrainment,” which can also help people relax, sleep, or focus.
While relatively new to the genre of ambient and New Age music, Allan Susoeff, Jr. is far from new to the music scene. From the young age of seven, he was captivated by the accordion music introduced to him by his musical aunt and uncle, who traveled all over Northern California playing in their band, Ron Zucca & Company. Allan’s love affair with music began right there, as he learned to play classics ranging from polkas to classical and jazz standards. By the age of fourteen, Allan branched out and added the piano to his musical repertoire.
In the late 1980s, Allan moved to Little Rock, Arkansas, where he played in several local bands and continued to write his own music. He also contributed his talents in both lighting and sound engineering to well-known touring bands and acts such as Crystal Gayle, Restless Heart, Kentucky Headhunters, Winger, Molly Hatchet, Martina McBride, and countless others.
Eventually, life and living began shifting Allan’s focus to a more spiritual path, and he found himself exploring meditation, breathwork, mindfulness, and yoga. It was here that he began to fall in love with the sounds of ambient and New Age music, inspiring him to write music that reflected this new path and inner way of being.
Just two short weeks after the release of his debut album “Extasis” in 2019, Allan experienced another quantum leap in life — a sudden heart attack. He emerged from his double bypass surgery with a newfound appreciation for music. The intricacies of instrumental collaborations alone brought forth new meaning to Allan in the art of how music itself is created. Since then, his focus has been solely on instrumental music that is not only ambient but also uplifting and positively empowering.
While today he would tell you that he is not as much a musician as he is a composer, you will find Allan spending most of his days playing on “Charlotte,” a 1986 Shimmel grand piano that resides in his living room, or composing on the Studio Logic Grand SL88 in his home studio. There is much to look forward to with all that is yet to come musically from Allan Susoeff, Jr., for his enlightened journey has only just begun.
Website: https://extasis.music
Author: Adam Bailey
Adam is a regular contributor for established press release distribution website Release-News.com. He writes on a wide range of topics including music.
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