If Bound is the club at midnight, Fuzzed is the sunlit morning after: windows cracked, a book face-down, a sweater you refuse to take off. This candle was built for pillowy moments of presence and this playlist is the soundtrack. It sways like freesia in a breeze, glows like soft amber on skin, and lingers the way vanilla and white moss hang in the air long after the last note fades.

Why we made it

Fuzzed was born from a collection of small, tactile joys: mohair blankets, slow Saturdays, swinging freely, rediscovering familiar things with fresh eyes. We wanted a soundtrack that did the same with songs that feel like soft focus, that make a room feel held. Nothing jars; everything hushes. It’s background in the best sense: present, persuasive, and easy to live inside.

When to play it

• Morning rituals: coffee, stretching, plants get a little water, you get a little sunlight.
  
• Creative flow: inbox closed, hands busy - writing, sketching, pottering.
  
• Company over: voices low, glasses clink, conversation drifts.
  
• The exhale: the last fifteen minutes before sleep when you’re not quite ready to go.
  

Tracklist Highlights

You’ll find sun-warm uplift from Roy Ayers, city-pop silk from Mariya Takeuchi and Tatsuro Yamashita, soft-focus dream from Cocteau Twins, string-glow from Arthur Verocai, tender hush from Harold Budd & Brian Eno, and velvet soul from The Isley Brothers and Marvin Gaye. Each song was chosen to float, sway, and settle, just like Fuzzed itself.

Make it Part of Your Ritual

Burn Fuzzed, crack a window, and press play. Let the room blur at the edges and enjoy.

👉 Listen to The Sounds of Fuzzed on Spotify