Release of 2026 by Le Mont Analogue / Fonodroom.
"Classic" edition limited to 35 copies (from 70).

'Soñador' (Dreamer) is a deeply personal album reflecting Bålsam's decade-long journey in the jungles of Colombia. It explores healing through music, experiences with plant medicines, and the impact of childhood bullying. Key themes include a profound connection with someone during a time of loss and discovering new ways to express himself. The album features heartfelt contributions, including a voice message from his mother and a track with his 5-year-old daughter. Sharing a part of his soul in hopes it resonates and inspires others on their own journeys.

The jungle does not whisper; it sings. A chorus of cicadas, the rustle of unseen creatures, the distant rush of the river—it was a symphony that found its way into the marrow of his bones. For many years, Anthony lived within that green cathedral, not as a visitor, but as a student. The humid air carried more than the scent of damp earth and blooming orchids; it carried the ancient wisdom of the Shamans and Medicine Women who became his guides, and the quiet dignity of communities who taught him that healing is not a destination, but a rhythm, a pulse in sync with the earth itself.

This album, 'Soñador', is the map of that internal terrain. It began not with a melody, but with a silence—the hollow echo of childhood taunts that had followed him even into the wilderness. The journey was to excavate those buried hurts, not with a shovel, but with the gentle, terrifying tools of plant medicines and vulnerable conversation. He learned that to truly feel the jungle’s song, he first had to listen to the broken notes within.