Albums

Music for listening, meditation and inspiration
Waves is an hour-long meditation album combining the sound of ocean waves with clear overtone singing, creating a spacious atmosphere for relaxation and deep listening.

These recordings help quiet the mind while gently supporting balance and wellbeing.
Listen with headphones for a fully immersive experience, or let the sounds fill your space at low volume throughout the day.

Recorded on the beach of Arillas, Corfu, Greece, Waves features the voice of overtone singer and voice coach Igor Olivier Ezendam.
A collection of concerts and studio recordings spanning fifteen years of overtone singing. Created for moments of stillness, meditation and simple listening pleasure.

These clear harmonics create a light atmosphere around you. Let the overtones do their work—they know where to go.

Listen as a series of short meditations, deeper listening exercises, or, if you are one of Igor's students, sing along and explore with the recordings.
A joyful mix of spontaneous improvisations featuring voice, guitar, didgeridoo, mandola, cümbüş, harmonium, keyboard, shrutibox, hang, frame drum, djembe and more.

Recorded mostly at home, these imperfect moments capture music as it emerged in the moment. They helped me through emotional times in my own life, and I hope they may offer something to you as well.
An exploration of traditional Indian Bhajan singing, overtone singing and multi-instrumental improvisation, created together with Sacha Heath and guest cellist Kalyan.

Enjoy the meeting of mantra, harmonics, rhythm and strings. Tero Naam—"In Your Name"—is an invitation to relax, listen deeply and reconnect with your own voice.
Red Moon explores the world of overtone singing, constantly combined in new, dreamlike ways with a sweetness that only harmonics can convey.

Inspired by the Mayan Tzolkin, Red Moon is a collection of ten compositions and improvisations created together with Marco Conti (double bass), Emily Walker (cello), Walter Lupi (guitar) and Cristina Ruffino (harp).

Beautiful even at low volume, the music gently fills the room with soft harmonics, inviting relaxation, deep listening and quiet presence.
Inspired by sound therapy, DidjArpa weaves together earthy didgeridoo vibrations, flowing harp, percussion and voice into gentle musical landscapes.

Created by Cristina Ruffino and Igor Ezendam, this unique duo brings together two ancient musical traditions. The result is spacious, calming music—perfect for moments of rest, massage, meditation or simply slowing down.
Bandcamp has the didgital album for you to download, whereas below you can order the physical CD.
A live solo concert recorded in 2007 during the exhibition The Buddha of Tibet in Balerna, Switzerland.

A journey through overtone singing, didgeridoo, hang, shrutibox, Tibetan bowls and percussion, capturing the atmosphere of a beautiful acoustic space and a moment of music shared with a live audience.