Sakha Ritual Ambient │ Yakut Folk Chants & Ancestral Melodies for Deep Focus │ 107 Minutes (No Ads)

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Traditional Sakha (Yakut) folk chants reimagined through modern soundscapes.
Sacred melodies, ritual songs and ancient narrative forms distilled to their emotional essence — immersive, atmospheric, resonant.
From communal circle-chants to intimate khomus themes, each piece channels northern spirituality, reverence for nature, and deep ancestral memory.
Designed for focused listening, creative work, meditation or research; ideal background music for cafés and tea houses.
Instrumental · seamless flow · best experienced with headphones
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D'yes Batym (Дьэс Батым)A traditional Yhyakh song of blessing and gratitude, sung in praise of the sun and benevolent Aiyy spirits. It embodies communal well-wishing and reverence during the peak of the Sakha summer.

Tuoitariya (Туйотарыя)A joyful Yhyakh praise song celebrating nature and the brief northern summer. It honors especially the Yakut horse, expressing gratitude for fertility, prosperity, and harmony in the community.

Aiyysyt (Айыыһыт)A sacred chant dedicated to the goddess of fertility and childbirth. Sung during rites, it invokes protection for mothers and newborns, channeling calm reverence toward the divine feminine force.

Baryllaah Batym (Барыллаах Батым)A beloved folk melody often played on the khomus. It conveys intimacy and joyful anticipation, accompanying light dance and gathering, resonating with the warmth of communal celebration.

Urun Kuo (Урун Куо)The quintessential northern love ballad. It portrays the beauty and longing connected with the “White Maiden,” symbolizing purity and hope within the harsh Siberian landscape.

Kyymyl Ogo (Кыымыл Оҕо)A gentle, optimistic song about children and youth. It blesses the new generation, expressing hope that they will remain strong, connected to the land, and bearers of cultural tradition.

Ohuokhai (Оһуохай)A central communal circle-dance and improvisational chant at Yhyakh. The singer leads hours of verses while participants move in unison, merging spiritual energy, ancestry, and collective unity.

Buurgaas (Буургаас)A dramatic tribute to the storm’s raw power. It reflects calm before turbulence, then explosive energy, expressing awe, fear, and respect toward the formidable northern nature.

Er Sokhtokh (Эр Сохтох)A lyrical tale of the solitary hero. The measured, melancholic melody reflects endurance, introspection, and the emotional weight of facing great struggles alone.

Suoh D’yebelek (Суох Дьэбэлэк)A popular rhythmic folk standard used for community dance. Its flowing clarity supports singing and narration, embodying everyday joy and social cohesion.

Kustuk Uos (Кустук Уос)A lyrical homage to the rare northern rainbow, symbolizing hope and divine connection. The uplifting melody evokes sudden beauty after storms and unity between earth and heaven.

Barayya Kuoba (Барайа Куоба)A poetic musical portrait of a local lake or natural landmark. Calm and reflective, it conveys the deep emotional and ancestral bond between people and their home landscape.

Yhyakh Yryata (Ыйыах Ырыата)The collective hymn of the Yhyakh festival, giving thanks to the Aiyy and the White Sun. It expresses renewal, unity, and gratitude, forming the emotional and spiritual climax of the year.

Original composition & visuals created for this release.
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