Federico Durand is an Argentine musician and sound artist whose work is synonymous with the ethereal and dreamlike soundscapes that have floated through the international ambient and experimental music scene. Born in Buenos Aires, Durand's compositions are deeply infused with a love for nature, nostalgia, and the magic hidden in everyday life. He utilizes a combination of tape loops, field recordings, acoustic instruments, and digital processing to craft his delicate sound pieces.

Durand's discography is a testament to his prolific and devoted creative process, with a series of releases that invite listeners into his serene and enchanting sonic worlds. Key works among his recent releases include "Alba," an album that embodies the gentle warmth of dawn, "Pequeñas Melodias," which translates to "Small Melodies," displaying Durand's gift for creating intimate and minimalistic audial vignettes, and "La Niña Junco," a reflective odyssey that conjures the listener's childhood memories and forgotten places. Through albums like "Música Para Manuel" and "La estrella dormida," Durand continuously crafts a unique auditory experience, offering an escape unto tranquil and introspective realms. His capacity to capture the essence of stillness and time encapsulates a unifying character of his artistry, making Federico Durand a cherished figure in contemporary ambient music.