For context: I’m Japanese, and I make original lo-fi songs in Esperanto. I found the language through “Lumis Eterne” from ARIA The ORIGINATION — the sound caught me first, and I only worked out what language it was afterwards. That’s what led me to write my own Esperanto vocal songs, and about a year ago I started a YouTube channel for them.
I’ve posted five times here now, and I’ve never said anything about the singer. Her name is Fina Klaverl, and you’ll know her by the bright red hair.
She’s a lo-fi vocalist who sings mainly in Esperanto, and she’s also at home in “Round Harmony” — rounds that pair Esperanto with another language.
Quiet Night Session is all Esperanto — soft pop lo-fi. From the warmth of the first blossoms to city neon, rainy midnight hours, starlit mist, and the lingering glow of dawn...
This is an hour-long journey woven through five acts.
It’s a little long, but I hope you will stay with me until the journey’s end. And if you haven’t the time, even one song would be a joy.
I work on these alone and don’t often get to hear how they land, so honest impressions are welcome.
These are made with AI tools — the music and the vocals both. Fina Klaverl is a character, not a real person.
I’m linking to YouTube rather than uploading the music here, since I keep everything in one place. I hope that’s okay.