枣实落瓦 · Jujubes Falling on Roof Tiles

This original 古风 song stays in a late-summer courtyard at the moment ripe jujubes begin to fall onto old roof tiles. Konghou gives the fruit’s dry tapping a delicate shimmer, while sparse guqin and low xiao keep the female silk-and-ink vocal close. The song moves from lingering heat toward a cooler autumn, finding release not in resisting change but in noticing its first clear sound.

Listen at dawn, during a quiet walk, or whenever you want a small ritual for the turn of a season.