Spirit of the Steppe – Mongolian Ambient Meditation / Ritual

Spirit of the Steppe is the second track of the album Spirit of the Steppe — a hypnotic Mongolian-inspired ambient meditation capturing the endless plains and the freedom of nomadic life.
The song begins with the whisper of wind and the low pulse of khöömei throat singing, carried over vast horizons.
The morin khuur (horse-head fiddle) sings in long, flowing tones like wind over tall grass, while soft percussion echoes the rhythm of distant hooves — the heartbeat of the steppe itself.
Subtle yatga plucks and bells shimmer like sunlight across an infinite landscape.

“Taliin süldee… Chölööt zam…”
A mantra to the spirit of the plains and the freedom of the road — a song for solitude, motion, and the quiet strength found in open space.

This piece represents the essence of the steppe: silence that breathes, movement that never ends, and the bond between earth and sky that shapes every Mongolian soul.
It is both a meditation and a journey — the sound of freedom itself.

🎧 From the album “Spirit of the Steppe” — a Mongolian ambient journey through earth, fire, wind, and sky.

🎼 Instruments & Elements:
Morin khuur • Khöömei throat singing • Yatga • Shaman bells • Frame drum • Steppe wind ambience

📀 Album: Spirit of the Steppe
Genre: Mongolian Ambient / Ritual Meditation / World Spiritual

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