Category: Tonalibus

The new single “Flashes of radiant cognizance” appears globally on many music platforms on December 22, 2025 — on Spotify, YouTube Music, Tidal, Apple Music, Amazon Music, Deezer, NetEase 网易, and many more.

The single “Swami Uodalric puja” released on September 22, 2025 played 2’257 times on Spotify in one month — miniscule for the music industry, but huge for Tonalibus!

The new Playlist T “Forward in the sound of light” so far offers two first pieces in 23½ minutes:
— “Hearts dance and remember” — all in one in all
— “Flashes of radiant cognizance” — in empty space
(above, to become a new single on December 22)

Individually, you find all these new recordings above and below also in Autumn 2025 sounds.

Playlist S “Enjoy the gaps in between” is now complete with ten pieces in 71 minutes, including new:
— “Devadūtas, angels here and now” — where are you?
— “Octahedron moment” — even before and also after
— “Iech körenes Glöggli” — I hear a little bell — (below)
— “Happy gnomes and elves” — a fairy tail dance
— “A dimension of equilibrium” — major minor or min maj
— “Future memory past now” — neither minor nor major (below, in HexaReMix — the new hexatonality derivative)

HexaReMix (1-3-6-8-10-11-1) was recently recognized as fully anchored hexatonality derivative. With neither the minor nor the major third, this tonality or derivative is quite unique in leaning neither towards major nor minor. As derivative it is now included in Tonalibus tonality overview charts but is not further detailed in the tonality catalogue.
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Tonalibus started a presence on Twitter / X — accessible under the first main menu option Start together with other internet platforms that offer Tonalibus contents.

Search this site is now available under About to search the entire Tonalibus website by keyword(s). This search option is further accessible from the footer of every page, along with the Site map, Glossary, Sounds index, Raagas correlation, and Tonalities overview.

Ulrico performed along with Punnu Wasu and further musicians for healing sound meditations, on July 3 as part of the 40-year anniversary celebration of the Kientalerhof, and on August 30 as part of the yoga festival “Summer of Love” in Kiental, Switzerland.
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The new single “Swami Uodalric puja” appears globally on many music platforms on September 22, 2025 — on Spotify, YouTube Music, Apple Music, Tidal, Deezer, Amazon Music, and many more.

The new Playlist S entitled “Enjoy the gaps in between” already offers four pieces in 33¾ minutes, including:
— “A pilgrim’s path” — here now — (below)
— “Earth to God, come in please” — two dozen times
— “Satipaṭṭhanā concordance” — a meditative object
— “Swami Uodalric puja” — spontaneous celebration — (above, to become a new single on September 22)

Individually, you find these new recordings also in Spring-Summer 2025 sounds.

Playlist R entitled “Waves of silent peace” is now complete with ten pieces in 66 minutes of uplifting recordings, including the following recent ones:
— “Nirodha blues” — dance of the trees — (below)
— “Another day breaks” — from dark to light
— “Shamana energy glow” — w/Christina Braun
— “Sunrise miracle” — w/Christina Braun, voice

Further, these pieces are in Winter-Spring 2025 sounds or Spring-Summer 2025 sounds (plus “Mysterious calm contemplation” and “Incredible journey blues” with Christina Braun, voice — also in playlist Coop B).

Tonalibus recordings are available on many internet platforms. Spotify is clearly the most significant and generates the playlist “Ulrico Mix“ with 50 pieces, half of them by Ulrico intermixed with recordings of other somewhat compatibly sounding musicians (3½ hours). This is in addition to the playlist mentioned in the last update “This is Ulrico — the essential tracks, all in one playlist” with 38 Tonalibus pieces by Ulrico (3¾ hours).

Mantras of Soul presents “A blessing of Ōṃ / Aum ॐ — with love for all sentient beings” and “Tears of joy — mantra of soul” (plain version), both by Ulrico, plus now also a link to the “Mahamrityunjaya Mantra — a verse from the Rigveda” allegedly chanted by the Dalai Lama.