Ad Harmonium’s music blends neo-classical with electronic to invite a shared sense of reflection. Their work exists in the in-between. Where improvisation and contemporary meets classical form. Where contrasts collide and sound becomes a place to pause, breathe, and feel.
South African-born producer/composers Sebee and felt habit met by chance in the autumn of 2018. A bond was formed over their deep appreciation for modern classical music. Years past, but gradually, Ad Harmonium built up a sonic repertoire, in the quiet, collaborating even when separated by continents apart.
It was only until 2025, that the duo emerged with their debut single “Return,” which featured on Anjunadeep’s James Grant Presents: Movement Vol. 3 and was supported by Above & Beyond. It was released later as an EP on Anjunachill (formerly Anjunadeep Presents: Reflections).
In March, came “Words”, which was the opening track on LEITER’s Piano Day, a compilation founded by Nils Frahm and a tribute celebrated across the world on the 88th day of the year (a nod to the 88 keys of a piano). Ad Harmonium also contributed an exclusive release on Anjunachill’s World Piano Day album.
“Tintswalo / Falling” gained Ad Harmonium wider reach, landing on editorial playlists like Apple Music’s New in Electronic and Spotify’s Electronic X and was also supported by Shingo Nakamura. “Misdirection” reached Beatport’s Top 20 Organic House / Downtempo and Top 30 Ambient / Experimental Charts.
Ad Harmonium means ‘towards harmony’. The music addresses themes of distance, connection, and stillness. Their compositions have found a niche audience, resonating with listeners who seek music that sits gently at the edges—meditative, melodic, and deeply human.
Circular, repeating, and then suddenly gone
An offering from a quiet place.
A reckoning with a past that never quite left.
Avant-garde expressionist piano
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