Lauminary is a boundary-defying music project that fuses the elegance of modern Neo-Classicism with the immersive textures of electronic soundscapes. Conceived between Los Angeles and New York, the project is led by legendary composer Ilya Lagutenko and produced by the classically trained sonic architect Misha Mishenko.

At its core, Lauminary creates atmospheric and emotionally resonant music—where cinematic string arrangements, airy piano motifs, and experimental electronic layers converge into something both intimate and expansive. The sound shifts fluidly between sparse minimalism and dramatic crescendo, making it equally suited for film scores, meditation spaces, or festival stages.

The name "Lauminary" evokes a union of nature and light—Laminaria (a type of seaweed) and Luminary (a bearer of light)—reflecting its duality: rooted and radiant, organic and futuristic.

More than just a genre blend, Lauminary offers an immersive journey—a sonic halo shimmering above the modern classical landscape. In an era of fleeting trends, this project offers something rare: music that lingers, elevates, and transcends.