Published on April 2, 2026
Devon Turnbull has officially launched his new record label, Ojas Music, with the release of “Unna,” an ambient and minimalist EP crafted Muller and Totland. This highly anticipated debut marks a significant step in Turnbull’s vision to showcase innovative sounds that transcend traditional music boundaries.
Muller, known for his work in the acclaimed group Deaf Center, collaborates seamlessly with Totland, a member of the celebrated ensemble Balmorhea. Together, they deliver a soundscape that invites listeners to explore their artistic expressions through serene tones and delicate textures. “Unna” encapsulates the essence of both artists, featuring layers of gentle melodies that create a contemplative atmosphere.
The EP is poised to resonate with fans of ambient music, offering a refreshing perspective on the genre. Each track unfolds with a sense of fluidity, allowing listeners to immerse themselves in the tranquil sound environment. The collaboration has been praised for its craftsmanship and emotional depth, offering a soothing and introspective listening experience.
Turnbull’s Ojas Music aims to fill a niche in the music industry a platform for artists who embrace minimalism and ambient sounds. With “Unna” as its inaugural release, the label sets the stage for future projects that promise to push the boundaries of experimental music. As Ojas Music unfolds, it is expected to attract a diverse audience eager to embrace new auditory experiences.
In a landscape dominated , the launch of Ojas Music signifies a return to the roots of artistic expression, where originality and emotional connection take center stage. With Muller and Totland leading the charge, the label is positioned to make a meaningful impact in the musical community, delighting listeners with its innovative releases.
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