By Devin Mooers
Handcrafted fantasy soundscapes for writing, crafting, dreaming, recharging, and more.
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From the cabin
tap for sound
A musical sanctuary
Stonesong is a living soundscape you keep open in a browser tab. Its first room, Castle Hearth, is a firelit chamber where hammered dulcimer drifts over the crackle of burning oak and rain against the shutters. Just press play and stay a while.
- Original music, played by hand Hammered dulcimer recorded in a log cabin in midcoast Maine — real strings under real fingers, woven into a living room of sound.
- Made for long evenings The scene breathes and shifts so it never feels like a track on repeat — for reading, writing, working, or falling asleep.
- Works anywhere Opens in any browser, on any device, and installs to your home screen if you want it one tap away.
The first room
Scene I · Castle Hearth
Who’s building this?
I’m Devin Mooers — a composer and multi-instrumentalist living in a log cabin in midcoast Maine.
I play fifteen instruments — hammered dulcimer, Celtic harp, cello, violin, cittern, Irish flute, bodhrán, and hand percussion among them — and I record them by hand.
I also sing (sometimes in made-up languages) and layer harmonies.
a few of the fifteen
My inspiration
Since I first read The Lord of the Rings, I’ve been chasing a feeling: that special magic of a beautifully imagined fantasy world — Rivendell at dusk, a warm tavern with a cozy hearth and good food, a quiet sun-dappled forest.
Stonesong is that feeling, built into a place you can visit whenever you need it.
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