Jesse Lee - [New Concept Album] A Reply to Yesterday | 36-Minute Healing Playlist

"A Reply to Yesterday" - Healing Playlist The past is full of questions. 'A Reply to Yesterday' offers ten heartfelt answers from the person I am today. In this collection of 10 instrumental tracks, born from a dialogue between human memory and artificial intelligence, each piece reflects on the winding journey of life. We hope this video resonates with you, and we'd love to hear your thoughts in the comments below. Your feedback is always appreciated! 🎵 Tracklist (Click the timestamp to jump to the song) [00:00] 1. The Old Projector (Vocal: Female) This song portrays the perspective of a passive observer looking at fragmented images of the past. The state is one of confusion, unable to find meaning, and feeling lost. [03:34] 2. The Rusted Scissors (Vocal: Male) This track uses the symbol of ‘rusted scissors’ to express the scars and regrets of the past that the speaker wanted to, but could not, cut away. It centers on the attempt to sever ties and the pain that results. [06:52] 3. The Unsent Letter (Vocal: Female) Through the act of writing a letter to someone from the past—or to a past version of oneself—this song explores the nature of forgiveness and regret. [09:45] 4. Scars Become a Map (Vocal: Male) This track reinterprets the wounds and pain of the past not as negative things, but as the guide—a 'map'—that created the present self. The focus is on positively reframing the meaning of suffering. [13:24] 5. The Garden of the Mind (Vocal: Female) Comparing one's inner self to a 'garden,' this song depicts the process of no longer trying to pull out past wounds and memories like weeds, but instead beginning to cultivate and care for them as they are. It embraces a gentle and warm attitude of acceptance. [17:42] 6. The Clumsy Performance (Vocal: Male) Likening one's life to a 'clumsy performance,' this song captures the process of accepting that the notes once thought to be mistakes and the moments of disharmony were all part of one's own unique symphony. It is a mature form of reconciliation, transforming imperfection into art. [21:31] 7. The Echo's Answer (Vocal: Female) This song captures the moment of realization that the echoes of resentment and questions thrown at one's past self were, in fact, the present self sending comfort and a response back to the past. It speaks of a complete reconciliation and integration with oneself. [25:53] 8. The New Voyage (Vocal: Male) Using the metaphor of the sea and a voyage for life, this song captures the hope and courage of a sailor who has weathered past storms and is now raising the anchor to head toward a new horizon. [29:20] 9. The Golden Fields (Vocal: Female) This track expresses the overwhelming feeling of facing 'the golden fields,' where the seeds once planted with tears have finally yielded a bountiful harvest. It is a song of reward for one's efforts, deep gratitude, and fulfillment. [32:25] 10. Life is a Beautiful Play (Vocal: Male) Comparing life to a play, this song portrays the final scene where the actor realizes that every moment of joy and sorrow was a precious line of dialogue. The actor thanks the audience (the world, or oneself) and quietly takes a final bow as the curtain falls. © 2025 Lee Seung Chun. All rights reserved. 🎧 This playlist is a collection of healing music, perfect for a day you need solace, while studying or meditating, or before falling asleep. Cheering for your yesterday and your today. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell for more content from "Jesse's HuBIL Centre". Follow us on our other social media channels: -Facebook: [https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?...] -Tistory Blog: [https://hubil-centre.tistory.com/] #AReplyToYesterday #HealingMusic #Playlist #FullAlbum #MusicforRelaxation #ComfortingMusic #MeditationMusic #MusicforStudying #MusicforSleep