Categories: New Music

Finding Quiet Joy in the Ordinary Moments with GEM, Cheryl B. Engelhardt, and Dallas String Quartet’s Meditative Collaboration “Glimmer”

Sometimes, the best songs don’t shout for your attention. They settle in quietly and let you notice them on your own.

Australian producer and DJ GEM is known for creating soundscapes that feel comforting and bright. Her music has always had a sense of calm and a gentle kind of joy. On her latest release, she teams up with neo-classical composer Cheryl B. Engelhardt and the Dallas String Quartet. Their collaboration, “Glimmer,” is a piece that feels like a small gift at the start of your day.

There aren’t any lyrics here, no dramatic builds, and no heavy beats. “Glimmer” moves with a gentle pace, almost like watching sunlight filter in through your window in the morning. The track is ambient at its core, made to soothe rather than take over the room.

Even though the music is soft, it leaves a lasting impression. “Glimmer” finds a way to stay with you, quietly shifting your mood without any effort.

The idea for the song came from a personal place. GEM was inspired by a meaningful gift from her spiritual mentor—a moment that changed her outlook and brought a sense of new possibility. “Glimmer” is meant to capture the small sparks of happiness we find in everyday life. It brings to mind slow Sunday mornings, the comfort of a warm drink, or the unexpected kindness of a stranger. It’s a gentle reminder that it’s possible to feel okay, even for a moment.

Musically, the song blends GEM’s mellow electronic textures with Cheryl’s expressive piano and the Dallas String Quartet’s sweeping strings. The electronic and classical elements come together naturally, creating a calm, meditative atmosphere. The result is a piece that feels soothing and complete.

This is music that gives you space to breathe. You might find yourself pausing whatever you’re doing just to take it in. It can make you feel lighter, or just help you slow down for a second.

“Glimmer” isn’t aiming to be the next viral hit. It’s here to remind us that happiness often shows up quietly—in little details, in simple moments, in music that brings different worlds together.

If you’re looking for a peaceful way to start your morning or want a moment of calm in your day, try listening to “Glimmer.” Sometimes, all you need is a small reminder that joy can be found in unexpected places.

Stream “Glimmer” and let yourself enjoy a few peaceful minutes

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Delvin

Founder of Tunepical, a blog dedicated to sharing my love of music with you. I believe that music is the key to life, and if you're listening to the right songs at the right time, everything is possible!

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