Code 359: Music Postcards

Code 359: Music Postcards Eight music films on eight iconic locations in Bulgaria with eight guest-musicians and eight new Martin Denev's compositions.

The project is implemented with the financial support of the European Union NuGeneration under the Recovery and Resilience Plan

01/08/2026

This composition was inspired by the beauty of the Seven Rila Lakes - a place that has a way of making time slow down and thoughts become clearer.

As you listen, let the music take its course. What thought comes to your mind? 🎶

🇧🇬 Bulgaria is more than a destination. It’s a collection of landscapes, stories, sounds, and memories.🌄 From mountain p...
30/07/2026

🇧🇬 Bulgaria is more than a destination. It’s a collection of landscapes, stories, sounds, and memories.

🌄 From mountain peaks and river meanders to ancient rock formations and hidden coastal treasures, every place has its own rhythm and character.

🎧 Code 359: Music Postcards invites you to discover Bulgaria through music - one composition, one landscape, one journey at a time.

🎶 Where would you like the music to take you next?
https://music.apple.com/bg/album/code-359-music-postcards-vol-2-ep/1890030749

28/07/2026

Rising above one of Europe's oldest cities, the hills of Plovdiv have witnessed centuries of history, culture, and change. 🌄

Today, they remain places of calm, perspective, and quiet beauty - offering a different view of the city below.

These unique landscapes inspired “Plovdiv Hills”, a composition from Code 359: Music Postcards Vol. 2.

🎵 Guest musicians: Kaloyan Georgiev & Sofi Koleva - harp

🎧 Listen to the music: https://music.apple.com/bg/album/code-359-music-postcards-vol-2-ep/1890030749

26/07/2026

What if music could become a landscape? 🌄
From mountain lakes and winding rivers to ancient rocks and open horizons, every composition in Code 359: Music Postcards is inspired by a real place in Bulgaria. 🇧🇬
Close your eyes, listen, and let the music take you to some place new. 🎵

24/07/2026

Every listener creates their own landscape. 🎧

The inspiration behind this composition comes from the majestic Belogradchik Rocks - one of Bulgaria’s most remarkable natural wonders, shaped by time, wind, and imagination. 🇧🇬

But music has a way of travelling beyond its origins. 🌄

As you listen, where does it take you? 🎵

What place, memory, or feeling comes to mind?

22/07/2026

Few places reveal the beauty of nature quite like the meanders of the Arda River.

Seen from above, the river draws elegant curves through the landscape, creating a view that feels both powerful and peaceful.

This remarkable landscape inspired “Arda Meanders” from Code 359: Music Postcards Vol. 2.

🪈 Guest musician: Theodosii Spassov — kaval

🎵 Listen here: https://music.apple.com/bg/album/code-359-music-postcards-vol-2-ep/1890030749

20/07/2026

Ancient stones rising from the earth.
A saxophone moving through silence and space.

Take a glimpse into “Pobitite Kamani” - part of Code 359: Music Postcards Vol. 2, inspired by one of Bulgaria’s most intriguing natural landmarks.

🎷 Guest musician: Dimitar Liolev - alto sax

Among the stone columns, music takes on a different dimension, echoing the mystery, stillness, and timeless presence of this extraordinary place. 🌄

📨 DM us for the full episode.

The project is co-financed by the European Union through the National Recovery and Resilience Plan, under procedure BG-RRP-11.020 "Creation of Bulgarian productions and co-productions in the cultural and creative industries sector and their promotion on the European and international arts markets".
The statements and opinions expressed here belong solely to Steps In Da Sand Productions and do not necessarily reflect the views of the European Union and the National Culture Fund.

👏 The guest musicians of Code 359: Music Postcards Vol. 2.🎶 Each composition in the album brings together a remarkable a...
29/06/2026

👏 The guest musicians of Code 359: Music Postcards Vol. 2.

🎶 Each composition in the album brings together a remarkable artist and a distinctive Bulgarian landscape, creating musical dialogues shaped by place, atmosphere, and presence.

🎺 Roko Zahariev - flugelhorn in “The Three Shores”
🪈 Theodosii Spassov - kaval in “The Arda Meanders”
🪉 Kaloyan Georgiev & Sofi Koleva - harp in “Plovdiv Hills”
🎷 Dimitar Liolev - alto sax in “Pobitite Kamani”

🔥 And of course - Martin Denev, the driving force behind the project.

🎧 The album is available on all major streaming platforms. Enjoy!
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The project is co-financed by the European Union through the National Recovery and Resilience Plan, under procedure BG-RRP-11.020 "Creation of Bulgarian productions and co-productions in the cultural and creative industries sector and their promotion on the European and international arts markets".
The statements and opinions expressed here belong solely to Steps In Da Sand Productions and do not necessarily reflect the views of the European Union and the National Culture Fund.

25/06/2026

Hidden between steep cliffs and the open sea, Bolata Bay feels almost untouched by time.
A place of contrasts - wild rocks, calm water, wind, and silence coming together in one breathtaking landscape.

This is a first glimpse into the world of “Three Shores” from Code 359: Music Postcards Vol. 2.

🎺 Guest musician: Rossen Zahariеv

📨 Dm us for the full episode
denev

The project is co-financed by the European Union through the National Recovery and Resilience Plan, under procedure BG-RRP-11.020 "Creation of Bulgarian productions and co-productions in the cultural and creative industries sector and their promotion on the European and international arts markets".
The statements and opinions expressed here belong solely to Steps In Da Sand Productions and do not necessarily reflect the views of the European Union and the National Culture Fund.

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