Fog Chaser writes and shares a new instrumental song every month through this newsletter.
This is music for woods-wandering, couch-sitting, yoga-posing, computer-staring, dog-walking, art-making folks who are seeking a peaceful soundtrack amidst turbulent times. Not quite ambient, not quite classical or neoclassical. It lives somewhere in between.
Here’s where you can listen anytime.
don’t miss the next song.
limited streaming.
While all songs premiere in this newsletter, I release select tracks to streaming platforms over time. You’ll find some of my most-streamed work on Spotify (1M+ streams), Apple Music, and Amazon Music—but many songs remain newsletter-exclusive.
youtube playlists for extended listening.
I’m building a collection of extended ambient playlists (1-4 hours) on YouTube, perfect for deep focus sessions, meditation, or background calm. New playlists added regularly.
the full catalog + more.
Monthly curated playlists (~30 min) plus full archive access to 50+ songs—including unreleased tracks you can’t find anywhere else. Unlimited downloads, exclusive content, and member perks.
“Each beautifully curated issue offers music, poetry and musings to soothe the soul and stir the senses.”
explore the volumes.
Fog Chaser’s releases are grouped in annual volumes of 12 tracks each, which you can explore below.
Volume IV: Desert Songs
The current volume, May 2025 - April 2026.
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Volume III: Explorations
Songs of place.
Sent between November ‘23 - October ‘24
Volume II: Meditations
Moments of calm, part two.
Sent between September ‘22 - September ‘23
🔒 Only available to paying subscribers.
Volume I: Meditations
Moments of calm.
Sent between September ‘21 - August ‘22
🔒 Only available to paying subscribers.
Spotify • Apple Music • Bandcamp • YouTube • Website • Substack
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for commercial use.
My music has been featured in podcasts, films, meditation apps, and timelapse videos around the world. If you’re interested in licensing Fog Chaser music for your project, learn more about licensing options →