Bangkok Between Night and Dawn

This album is a laid-back Lo-Fi journey through Thailand’s quiet in-between moments — where night slowly fades and morning gently arrives. Built on warm beats, dusty textures, and relaxed rhythms, it captures everyday scenes and subtle emotions rather than postcard clichés. From the soft welcome of 'Sawadee Ka, Thailand' to the reflective glow of 'Chinatown at Dusk' and the calm spirituality of 'Morning Coffee at Wat Arun', each track feels like a snapshot of real life in motion. Urban solitude in 'Lonely Nights at Bangkok' meets mindful pauses in 'Morning Jog at Lumphini Park', while tracks like 'Tuk Tuk & Go' and 'Late Night Street Food Journeys' add character and street-level warmth. Spiritual undertones flow quietly through pieces such as 'Incense Sticks at the Silver Temple', 'Giant Buddha of Wat Paknam', and 'Thailand Blessings', grounding the album in atmosphere rather than spectacle. The result is a cohesive Lo-Fi soundscape that feels intimate, unhurried, and deeply immersive — perfect for late nights, early mornings, studying, or simply drifting through your own thoughts.