Introspective Contemporary Piano
Piano writing collected across quieter compositions and extended live sessions. A place for melody, space and the movement of a single instrument.
Complacency90-second studio excerpt
Explore this collection ↗Unreleased music & early work
An archive you can hear.
Piano sessions, orchestral arrangements and electronic experiments. Listen to selected studio excerpts, explore the collections, or go back to the early Pombrah recordings.
From the studio
Selected unreleased collections.
Working titles and archive versions. Separate from the commercially released catalog.
Piano and Strings
An archive of piano and string arrangements, including extended versions of Time and the development of Fathom Home.
Time90-second studio excerpt
Explore this collection ↗Experiences With Sound
A broad collection of piano and synth writing, electronic experiments, cinematic ideas and beat-based production.
Piano and Synth 190-second studio excerpt
Explore this collection ↗Orchestral Album
A working orchestral collection, bringing together longer compositions, alternate arrangements and early masters.
Yearning90-second studio excerpt
Explore this collection ↗Before the publishing company
The early recordings.
Pombrah began as an artist identity and a public sketchbook. These existing YouTube uploads trace the move from arranging royalty-free loops in Acid Pro to writing original parts with Cubase and virtual instruments.
DJ Mix
Built entirely from royalty-free loops: an early study in repetition, contrast and arrangement. Off Light is the entry point into this first collection.
Silver Stitches
Loop-based foundations met original keyboard parts recorded through a speaker and microphone, then assembled note by note in Acid Pro.
The Last Winter
The first complete Cubase album, written and programmed from original parts without loops. Everlast introduces the melodic direction of the collection.
For You
The bridge between the early experiments and Pursuit of Happiness, bringing arrangement, melody and atmosphere into one direction.
The visual archive
Images belong to the work, too.
Photography, cover designs and motion work developed alongside the music. Every released cover was designed by Ryan to carry an individual idea.
Artwork & identity ↗