An inner journey into the depths of yourself

Antar Yatra means Inner Pilgrimage.

This album was born from an unexpected friendship.

Kabeção and I first met through a spontaneous handpan jam that quickly became a deep musical and human connection. What began as an improvised encounter gradually unfolded into these five long-form pieces —simple and profound conversations between voice and handpan, silence and resonance.

Together we explored how little is needed for music to become a ceremony rather than a performance.
The Sanskrit word antar means “inner,” while yātrā means “journey” or “pilgrimage”. These pieces are an invitation to that inward meditative movement: a slow crossing from noise into listening, from doing into being.

Some sections are woven around ancient Sanskrit mantras, others allow dhrupad inspired singing to dialogue with the handpan, while others simply follow the wilder spontaneous language of breath and improvised rhythmic intricacy. This album weaves a spacious landscape where each person can meet their own inner journey. If these sounds accompany you on yours, we are deeply grateful.


Kabeção: Handpan
Víctor Sakshin: Voice, production

*Artwork by Patricia Peces

Released July 17, 2026