New Age/Review Antonio Celotto - Vishuddha (Throat Chakra) – playlist edit

Antonio Celotto is a London-based multi-instrumentalist, composer, and filmmaker. His Italian roots can often be heard in the classical guitar riffs peppering his compositions, though his versatile style includes influences from rock, jazz, flamenco, and cinematic orchestration. Having financed his filmmaking studies in Paris through the sales of his successful jazz/electronic fusion project, Aiguille (Italy, 2006), Antonio has a strong core in scoring films. His sound is acoustically rich and rhythmic, infused with fast arpeggios, and often a journey through modulations.

Antonio Celotto’s “Vishuddha (Throat Chakra) – playlist edit” is a masterful exploration of sound as a conduit for emotion and introspection. Emerging from his ongoing project “Pictures of the Other Side,” this release demonstrates Celotto’s ability to blend cinematic sensibilities with meditative intent, creating a listening experience that is as immersive as it is contemplative.

The piece employs a careful interplay of acoustic instruments, subtle electronics, and psychoacoustic textures to craft a sonic environment that feels both intimate and expansive. Unlike looping ambient tracks that fade into the background, “Vishuddha” unfolds with deliberate pacing, guiding the listener through waves of sound that evoke reflection, clarity, and emotional release. Its connection to the throat chakra is palpable—the music encourages openness, expression, and the delicate balancing of inner energy.

Celotto’s compositional approach reflects his skill in bridging multiple musical worlds. There is a filmic quality to the progression of each motif, reminiscent of a score that narrates emotional landscapes, while the ambient and ritualistic textures invite meditative absorption. This duality allows the piece to resonate on both conscious and subconscious levels, making it suitable for focused listening, yoga, or moments of personal reflection.

“Vishuddha (Throat Chakra) – playlist edit” reaffirms Antonio Celotto’s position at the intersection of ambient music, film scoring, and spiritual sound design. It is a thoughtful, evocative work that rewards attentive listening and invites repeated exploration, offering both serenity and subtle depth. For those drawn to contemplative music that communicates beyond words, this release is a compelling addition to Celotto’s growing body of work.