Kat KIKTA’s Voiceless Trees (Cherry Trees Instrumental Mix) offers a rich and expressive instrumental reworking of her song Cherry Trees. This version strips away the vocals, allowing the layered textures and ambient harmonies to take centre stage.
Opening with a swirling blend of percussive and harmonic elements, the piece evolves gradually, combining ambient electronics, subtle classical instrumentation, and delicate sound design. It’s a track that leans into drift and atmosphere, with evolving motifs and textures that carry a reflective, contemplative tone.
The original song, Cherry Trees, was built around themes of peace, healing, and renewal — elements that still resonate here in instrumental form. Harp, violin, and sound healing instruments like singing bowls subtly weave through the mix, contributing to a soundscape that feels both grounded and expansive.
This instrumental track is part of a broader creative vision from Kat KIKTA — a multidisciplinary artist whose work spans music, sound art, and visual performance. Her use of field recordings, ambient tones, and unconventional instrumentation is evident throughout this piece, reinforcing her commitment to creating music with emotional depth and purpose.
Voiceless Trees continues to build on the sonic themes of her forthcoming debut album Moldavite, which is being released gradually through a series of singles. It also links to her ambient sound healing project SOPHIA GUIDES, where she further explores the healing potential of sound.
