Brown Noise with Howling Wind
10 Hours of Deep Brown Frequency with an Arctic Blizzard Wind Layer

A thick wall of deep brown noise runs end to end, layered with the long, mournful howl of an arctic blizzard. The wind rises and falls in slow, wide gusts — the sound of a winter storm pressing against a closed door — without ever peaking sharply or cracking against anything solid.
The brown noise does the heavy masking work, covering traffic, hum, snoring, and footsteps above, while the howling wind layer adds a sense of vast open weather beyond the walls. The combination lands exactly where people sleep best: dense masking plus the primal comfort of being warm and enclosed while a storm runs outside.
The amplitude holds perfectly flat from the first second to the last. Perfect for light sleepers in busy apartments, parents with thin walls, shift workers sleeping through daylight, winter-night lovers, co-sleepers matched with snorers, and anyone who finds pure brown noise too static.
Ten unbroken hours of brown and blizzard wind carry you through the full sleep cycle without a single swell or dip. Press play, roll over, and disappear into the storm.