ANRIAKO
Sonic Rituals for the Subtle Body
A sonic practice rooted in silence.
Anriako is a set of breath-aligned compositions created for Kundalini meditations.
Sonic pieces meant to accompany the body's awakening and the mind’s softening.
Composed over the course of a personal 100-day Kundalini journey, these tracks emerged as sonic architecture for inner alignment—bridging decades of musical creation with nearly two decades of meditative practice.
Each piece was originally created as a tool for my own practice—minimal and loop-based. Their purpose is primarily somatic.
The Tracks
(available for streaming or download)
— Sat Kriya
— Breath of Fire
— Gyan Chakra Kriya
— Gunpati (Ganapati Mantra)
The Fractal Body of Sound
Beneath each Anriako track is a hidden scaffolding:
breath cycles measured in ratios, rhythms small enough to feel like instinct.
Breath isn't random. It spirals, returns, builds, pauses —
the same shape as sound waves. The same shape as galaxies. The same shape as thought.
These tracks are built like fractals. Zoom into any loop and you find the whole piece again, a little more resolved each time.
The three-beat pulse of Sat Kriya.
The fire and friction of Breath of Fire.
The slow circling of Gyan Chakra Kriya.
Each one is math wearing the shape of the body — a pattern that only shows itself once you're moving inside it.