A Bb major piece at 55 BPM — the slowest and most floating of the collection. Electric piano drifts through wide intervals above a barely-audible sine pad. Bb major is an unusual choice for New Age piano; its slightly warmer, rounder quality (compared to C or G) gives the piece a distinctive dreamy character. The progression (Bb–F–Gm–Eb) stays entirely diatonic — no chromatic surprises, nothing to jolt the listener from the drift state. Designed for deep relaxation, meditation, or pre-sleep wind-down.
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