Ambient

Cosmazul

Warm, drifting ambient music made in a Los Angeles home studio — and made to help you let go.

71
sleep tracks
618K
monthly listeners
81M+
plays

Popular tracks

Sleep tracks crafted to slow your breathing and quiet your mind.

As heard on these Spotify playlists

  • Floating Through Space
  • Ambient Study
  • Breathe
  • All-Nighter
  • Dreamy Vibes
  • Atmospheric Calm
  • 528 Hz

What Cosmazul sounds like

Soft, drifting layers

Keyboards, synths, and guitar, played slowly and layered until the edges blur. Nothing sharp, nothing sudden.

Sleep frequencies

Some tracks are tuned to gentle delta and 528 Hz tones — the kind of low, steady sound that helps a busy mind settle.

Long enough to drift

Tracks stretch out and stay level, so there's no big finish to pull you back awake.

Cosmazul is Jeremy Siegel, a California artist who makes music from his home studio in Los Angeles. The name is a mix of "cosmos" and "azul" — the Spanish word for blue.

"Helping people find peace or fall asleep through my music is one of the most rewarding feelings in the world," he says. That's the whole idea behind every track: keyboards, synths, and guitars, played soft and slow, until the sound feels like something you can rest inside.

Good to know

Where can I listen to Cosmazul?

Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, Amazon Music, and Tidal. The links at the top of this page go straight there.

Is Cosmazul free to stream?

Yes. Cosmazul is on the streaming services you already use, including their free plans.

Which track should I start with?

In the Midst. It's the most-played Cosmazul track, and a good picture of the whole sound.

Who makes the music?

Jeremy Siegel, working from his home studio in Los Angeles. He also records lofi as Hillways.

Can I play it all night?

Yes. Add the tracks to a playlist and set it to repeat in your music app.

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