Release Date: 2026/10/13
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The Divided Sky: Berlin is a fifteen-track instrumental post-rock journey through Berli smemories of division, separation, reunion and reconciliation.
Built around A=432Hz tuning, the album combines soaring electric guitars, thunderous tom-led drums, warm melodic bass, analog synthesizers and cinematic strings. Its soundscapes move through the abandoned stations of the Cold War, midnight reflections on the River Spree, rain-soaked Kreuzberg, the endless runway of Tempelhof and the first light above the Brandenburg Gate.
Minor-key tension gradually opens into luminous harmonies as contrasting guitar themes begin to merge. Remembering the wounds of history while looking toward a shared future, the album concludes with a powerful musical vision of reconciliation, renewal and hard-won hope.
Demmiy.H is an artist based in Kawasaki, sharing music with audiences across Japan and around the world. After gaining experience in band activities, they began a solo career, personally handling all aspects of composition, arrangement, performance, recording, and mixing. Focusing on bass and keyboards while incorporating traditional Japanese elements like the koto and shakuhachi,Demmiy creates music centered on healing, meditation, and ambient soundscapes, often utilizing 432Hz and 528Hz frequencies. Drawing inspiration from nature, sacred sites, prayer, and the cosmos, they deliver instrumental works to the world that evoke silence, healing, and vivid landscapes in the listener's heart. Demmiy is an artist based in Kawasaki, sharing music with audiences across Japan and around the world. After gaining experience in band activities, they began a solo career, personally handling all aspects of composition, arrangement, performance, recording, and mixing. Focusing on bass and keyboards while incorporating traditional Japanese elements like the koto and shakuhachi, the artist creates music centered on healing, meditation, and ambient soundscapes, often utilizing 432Hz and 528Hz frequencies. Drawing inspiration from nature, sacred sites, prayer, and the cosmos, they deliver instrumental works to the world that evoke silence, healing, and vivid landscapes in the listener's heart.