Beneath the Ice | River Sounds from a Frozen World
Автор: Bloom of Perception
Загружено: 2026-01-17
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This recording was captured on a winter river at –11°C / 51.8 °F where most of the surface was frozen — yet beneath the ice, the water was still alive.
What you hear is not a single sound, but a layered world beneath the ice:
low, flowing currents moving under frozen plates,
soft bubbling and hollow echoes as water presses against ice,
gentle ticking and crackling formed by shifting frost,
and a deep, steady undertone that slowly reveals itself over time.
Although the river is not large, its presence is strong.
The sound moves like a living curve — rising and falling, opening and closing — creating a wide and immersive natural spectrum.
There is no rain here, yet you may hear rain-like textures.
No wind recorded, yet a distant hum emerges — a natural resonance formed by water, ice, and space interacting.
This soundscape is well suited for:
• deep rest and mental reset
• focused work and quiet concentration
• meditation and slow breathing
• calming the nervous system
• listening with headphones to discover subtle layers
For the best experience, listen at a comfortable volume and allow the deeper tones to reveal themselves gradually over time.
🎥 Filmed and recorded entirely by me, on location
❄️ Authentic winter river sound — no AI, no stock audio
🌊 Natural movement beneath the ice, captured in real time
#WaterSeries
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