A huge thank-you to the lovely Florent Tunno for giving me permission to use his gorgeous artwork for this cozy Victorian ambience! Check out his work here: www.artstation.com/florenttunno
i just cant explain enough how familiar this looks and sounds to me... its like a long forgotten memory, where i cover my head with my hat as i run to the local dim lit pub and hang my coat as i am embraced with the warmth and roaring laughter of the people chatting there. feels so familiar in ways i cannot explain!
I have many daydreams of being in old London especially this era.. riding in the back of a carriage , wearing fancy dresses a corset, finding a dapper suitor ... Then waltzing away outside to the rain soaked streets and laughing then finally the kiss.... Yes I love this video ❤️❤️
POV: You are in The Victorian Era In London, England. As you walk down the dimly lit street the smell of rain fills your nostrils as you feel the light chill from the cold wind gently blowing against your face, The gentle murmurs of thunder spread quickly across the sky as you walk down the street you cover your head with your coat in order to shield yourself from the gentle droplets of rain falling from the sky. You slowly start to see the sign of your favorite pub gently swaying in the wind, As you enter you hear the loud booms of laughter and the soft melodies of a song playing in the background And the conversations around you. As you begin to take off your coat you prepare for a night of drinking and dancing All is good and Well. The end..
I decided to not go in the pub, but lean against the wall under shelter, wrapping myself up in my jacket and embracing the heavens as they poured down drops of solitude upon my face. Goodnight :)
I had never seen a fouler night. The musky cocktail of damp mould lingered in the air like a phantom. Worse still, I was called on this night to investigate yet another grisly murder carried out by the infamous "Ripper," whose deeds would please even Lucifer, himself.
As one comment I read elsewhere mentioned, Victorian London must have been a really spooky place at night. Jack the Ripper, mist, countless ghosts and hellhounds, faint and flickering streetlamps, Spring-Heeled Jack.
Strange that in 1879 London people were freezing to death in shop doorways and alley ways in winter, whilst in Zululand our redcoats were fighting and dying at Rorke's Drift area in temperatures of 40 degrees in the shade (and there was no shade). An era of stoicism, bravery and great suffering but hauntingly romantic when portrayed in this graphic.
I've been listening to this music and waves for many nights to help me rest. I struggle to fall asleep because of pain. I read a few comments for the first time tonight and my heart was warmed within me. To those who come after me and read my comment, allow yourself to be encouraged by the words of others here. Let your heart, mind, and body be put at ease, at lest for the night. You are not really alone.
I know that life in the Victorian Era must have been quite tragic and poor, but at the same time, so many wonderful developments in culture, music, and science were taking place... Satie and Debussy were composing mysterious, melancholic pieces for the piano; Mary Anning was finding fossils that revolutionised our understanding of the Earth; Victor Hugo was contributing remarkable works of literature that questioned so poetically the injustices of society. Thank you for this beautiful Victorian ambience, Autumn Cozy :) It really takes you down beautiful paths and trains of thought.
I'll have an RPG session set in 18th century Europe and I'll use this to start it off with. No pirate antics, just adventures in the old world, a "Tale of two cities" kind of vibe. There will be six classes: - The noble: a rapier fighter whose contacts among the wealthy can open certain doors. - The soldier: a rank and file veteran whose bravery and proficency with muskets and fighting atop a horseback may save the team through harsh moments. - The doctor: a scholar whose knowledge may save them from even the most gruesome wounds, or he might amputate your leg, who knows? - The spy: a misterious individual whose light feet and attentive ears may give the party the upper hand. - The hunter: a woodsman whose skill with the rifled musket can be put to use as much as his knowledge of the woods and their paths. - The priest: a cleric whose faith and connections among the church may lead the party into otherwise unacessible paths. I'm not sure yet about the story, but it might even include supernatural stuff...
I was born in England the misty area narrow cobblestone streets horses hooves clipping along people talking so clear of rain and thunder sky changing from light to dark its London without rain and fog it's not the same just perfect thank u we need beautiful videos like this in a world of turmoil so we can forget❤
are we all gona ignore the shrieking screaming woman in the background (0.27-0.29)? 😅 def Old London 😅 All jokes aside, I really do absolutely love this one! ❤
I love old London! The dark and misty alleyways and mysterious buildings all around! Carriages on cobblestone and just the aura it has! Like there’s a mystery about to happen at every corner! It just seemed easier to make your way in the world then, if you were well connected that is. All you needed was a few good connections and maybe a college degree or some important job.
This is still my favorite ambiance of all time. I can't even begin to tell you how often I come back here. Sleep, inspo, coping with mental illness, it covers it all. And the visual is just divine ❣️
Thank you, Fairy! I got quite a few requests for "dry, rolling thunder" recently, so their wishes were my command! I hope you have a wonderful nap! ⭐️😴
You wouldn't rest so peacefully if you had seen the way that man with one eye and a scar across his left cheek followed you with his good eye as you passed on the street earlier in the day . quick !! what was that shadow that just flitted past your window !?? Was it a night bird barely illuminated by a brief flash of lightning??? Hmmmmm??
Agh! Must actually listen with headphones; I've listened to this one several times and never caught the speaking... T_T Thanks for mentioning it! (And the soundscape really is extremely comforting somehow.)
Okay but this legit sounds just like my uni town??? Horses, bell chimes, rain.... I feel like I've just gotten off the bus at 11pm in October after spending the entire day in the library. There was this one evening I was walking home and a guy had driven his horse and cart to Morrisons. I could hear hoofbeats on the road whilst it poured with rain. It sounded just like this.
Surely a night such as this deserves only the finest book to read! A book with such a heartfelt story, one so robust and fruitful it could move the soul itself to tears! (In other words, this is the perfect reading background noise, thank you.)
It truly is a captivating era! People always point out how awful it was back then, and I know that, but to just _visit_ for a day or two would be so lovely! ☔️
Oh to be able to time travel. I went on a jack the ripper tour by foot some years ago and finished in the 10 bells hotel on a rainy night. My imagination was running riot. Best holiday ever, I adore Victorian history. Many thanks from Australia.
Thank you, CBN! It's quite hot in Vancouver today (well, what we Canadians consider hot anyway, ha!), so I'm queuing up some 'not summery at all' ambiences to write to today!
I can imagine sitting in a cozy room looking out on this scene-the flickering lightening, the glowing lights, the horse and carriage sounds are all very engaging! 💜💜💜
Autumn Cozy That’s the wonderful part of these ambience videos-you can imagine yourself right in the middle of everything or just quietly, cozily observing. 💜💜💜 I just discovered that ambience videos are “a thing” about a month ago, and I am really getting into them and sharing with my sister and friend who are loving them, too! 💜💜💜
I Got The same feelings llay on my bed there was Rain and distant thunder i had my Windows open quite warm 25+degreesC so nice a pure ASMR witnessed im so blessed😊😊
I started reading for fun regularly again. Frankenstein has been great, but since I’m in southern California in the middle of summer, most times the mood and atmosphere aren’t quite right (which I completely underestimated about reading). This video is great for that :)
Oh my ... Horse clapping , rain , old clock sounds ... Soo cozy 😴🍂🌧️ I really enjoy these kind of videos !!! And the artwork is amazing ... MASTERPIECE ❣️❣️❣️
I just arrived home from work. And suddenly.... I find myself strolling down this cobbled street of beautiful, gothic architectural buildings. Transfixed by the sounds of rain and horse drawn carriages. Thanks Autumn Cozy.😆 💙 💙 💙 💛 💛 💛
Seeing comments in all languages from all walks of life really puts into perspective how such simple things can bring us together. Music is one of the things that humans have used for thousands of years to
@@AutumnCozy it reminds me of Coram Boy (my favorite book) even though Coram Boy is about an earlier time period (1741-1751). *For music,* I prefer the Renaissance and Baroque eras but *in general* I like all English historical time periods.
I too live the atmosphere, but the diseases you could catch wouldn't be worth it !! Plague and cholera were still rife !!! So was yellow fever dysentery , turburculosis , ect, ect , ect .
Would you ever do a rainy city ambiance? Like heavy rain on the pavement, the glow of the streetlights, distant sounds of cars and people walking.. that would be lovely
To the person reading this, Good Luck! Don't stress, everything will be fine. No matter what difficulty you are facing right now, you can overcome it! You are strong and brave.
Thank you for your kind words :) I really needed to read this, because I hope the next months in my life will be cool and (at last) my most sacred dream will come true :) So I'm gonna cross my fingers and keep on keeping on :) Anyway thank you again, wish you the best too ;)
This has the air of Jack the Ripper's era.....A haunting ambience of the local taverns & inns where Elizabeth Stride and Mary Ann Nichols would frequent, drinking cheap gin and offering their services in the dark corridors as they drunkenly made their way to whatever lair they could afford, before suffering their fate. I love it x
always had a fascination with old london! i did a past life regression and found out that i once was a girl born in the 1850s in london! i really love this video
Me too! I've been reading a lot of books set in that time (well, from then through the 20s) and find it one of the most interesting eras to learn about!
AHHHHH NOOO, MY WEAKNESS, VICTORIAN LONDON... My favourite place in the (old) world, So sad that i can't go back to when it was like this ;(. Nice video though i want to live like a Victorian in the future (I'm 13 years old now...)
I was a young 14 year old boy live here and I have long last depression when come to live here i met many peoples here sometime can relate to to person who live here, now all those day's are long gone and I had special places for my teenhood and its my heart this day ill never forget the old London
This makes think of narrow alleys, with dark nooks and crannies where Jack the Ripper could jump out at any moment! I love true crime, so I mean that in a good way!
This makes me want to pull out a Sarah Waters novel! Neo Victorian gothic is my favorite sub genre of historical fiction, and this will be the PERFECT accompaniment for days when I read those types books. Another work of art ♥️
This is exactly how I imagine jem, will and tessa's london. the dark avenues and horses and carriages everywhere, the feeling of a cold city where every corner has eyes and many stories to tell
I enjoy the Victorian Era. For those who want to capture its essence, you can immerse yourself in the atmosphere through the game 'Assassin's Creed: Syndicate.' You don't necessarily have to play it intensively; instead, take the time to explore the streets of London during its gloomy, dark nights. It's truly an immersive experience.
Fell asleep with this playing and dreamt that I was in the film The Gangs Of New York and I was hanging out with Leonardo DiCaprio. Thank you for that Autumn Cozy. Be well everyone ✌
All of my favorite sounds in one place- the rain, thunder, horse's hooves on cobblestone streets, the chiming of an old clock. This is perfection!!! Thank you!!!
Saved the best for last... "Mary Riley." he whispered. This reminds me of that movie with Dr. Jekyll and Mr Hyde. It starred Julia Roberts and John Malkovich. Darn good movie. This is beautiful thank you. Wishing you a joyous week... ⛈ Ruby*
Funny you say that because I'm doing a Dr. Jekyll ambience next week! (I don't think I've seen that movie though, and now desperately want to!)😀 P.S. So good to see you in the comments again, Ruby!
As the 3rd great grandson of a Victorian woman, this hits me deep. My great-great-great grandmother Dora Colbole was born in 1894, during the end of the Victorian Era in Sussex. She came over here to the US on the Mayflower and she came to Oregon on the wagons. She struggled a lot as all us Victorians did. I am the only disabled modern Victorian man left as my twin brother died in utero.
I always love historical themed videos! This is perfect for falling asleep. Just imagining that I’m sleeping inside my room with an open window, hearing the busy streets and the rain 🥰 Thank you for this amazing upload!
This video has helped me get the sleep for the last 2 months, the amount of stories I can imagine before bed while listening to this ambience is amazing. Thank you ❤
I live next to the square mile, the City of London and this is what it’s like walking about in the rain, late at night, it’s deserted and creepy, but I like walking anyway. Still lots of old buildings around and tiny side streets and I love it! This video is great, the horses hooves and thunder light and cracks, nice details
This is positively perfect! The thunderous sky, the flashing storm, the dimly lit but ever darkening street that keeps me looking down there and wondering if I am about to see someone appear at any moment! I adore the gritty wet puddle sounds with the footsteps... and how right at the start there the horses hooves begin a little farther away, and get closer and closer until they feel as though they are right alongside me and I am almost stood there on the footpath! I am only a little way in and cannot wait to indulge in this whole ambience on loop! Thank you
What a lovely comment-thank you! I'm so happy the sounds set the mood for you and immersed you into the scene! You have a good ear for catching all the little sounds. Have a wonderful week!
@@AutumnCozy I wish I could hear all the little sounds as well. I'm glad I can hear the big sounds, but I need to buy earbuds so I can hear the little sounds as well.
@@claireforestgreenorgangeek7882 Claire, are you not using headphones right now? All these ambiences definitely sound better with headphones! (That's how you catch the sneaky little extra sounds!) When you get headphones I think you'll love them sooo much more!
@@AutumnCozythank you for the info, but earbuds are cheaper, because I am on a limited income. BTW, in case you wondered *why I changed my account so often* it's because I've been dissed often on social media. Some people don't understand my intense feelings about certain music and art and they call me "obsessive" and "narrow-minded". Trolls, they are. And that's why I change my account so often. Just yesterday I got a comment saying "Stop obsessing about "Forest Green" (my favorite tune) and of course that broke my heart in bits. I hate being called names. I love having narrow interests/tastes in music, architecture, and books. I fervently wish people (especially social media users) would respect that. So what if I love Forest Green and Handel's compositions better than any other compositions in the world? It's not for others to worry about. I love being eccentric and having narrow tastes and interests.
Sure takes one back on time to a place filled with mystery. Love the combination of the rain, thunder, and horses pulling carriages through the streets. Adds a moment of relaxation with a mystery book.
*I can't open my eyes!* that's the first thing that crosses my mind as I regain lucidity. My body lays, numb yet stuff as a board on an unknown surface. For how long, I'm not sure. The first thing to come back was my hearing. My once quiet world turning upside-down as a sudden explosion of noise assaults my ears. Horse hooves clattering on stone, the loud, snappy voices of people passing by, the soft pattering of distant rain, and the unmistakable squeak of large, disease ridden rodents. Gradually, I also could also hear the distant sounds of a large clock. Unconsciously counting it's loud chimes I guessed that it was a bit past nine in the morning. All at once I was aware of my body. My cheek pressed against rain slicked stone, and I was soaked to the bone, my clothes clinging onto my thin frame, i could feel each drop of the rain as it hit my still, unmoving body. Was I on the ground? If so why and how did u get here? Next was smell. By far the worst of them all. The place stank of waste from animals, and probably humans too. The air was heavy with the smell of rotting food and body oder. Finally, my eyesight gradually returns. Chips of stone, and bits of old food and trash litter the ground around me. Thuroughly disgusted, I scramble to my feet, dusting off my pants and shirt sleeves. After wiping the rain from my bleary eyes, I take full note of the world around me. I was in, an allyway? A verry dirty and shrub choked one at that. Just in front of me is a bustling street. But there's no cars or neon signs, theirs... Wagon's Horse drawn wagons make their way up and down the narrow, mud caked streets. Stepping out of the ally, I gawk as one of the wagons passes by, right in front of me. I'm brought back to reality as I notice.. Their are people, lining the streets and leaning out of second story windows. Their all stareing at me. Panic shoots through my small body as I feel the combined force of their judging eyes. What should I do? *A.* *Try to ask for help/ directions* *B.* *Atempt to act natural*
How am I late! This is so beautiful and so comforting I'm going to sit down and read a book to this stunning ambience. Thank you Autumn Cosy for providing us with these breathtaking videos! ❤
"And with a grateful shudder, I swore I'd never return to Nightmare Inn." - Frasier GREAT job with this one! The cold blue of the lightning, the warmth of the streetlights, the pop of red from the flags. I can almost see Lady Edith and Bertie Pelham (my favorite Downton Abbey couple) returning from a nightcap at the Café de Paris, clinging together under an umbrella
Your description of Lady Edith and Bertie is too cute! It kind of reminds me of the scene where Lady Mary and Henry Talbot get caught in the rain during their trip to London! ☔️🇬🇧
Romulus The Maine Coon Yeah, I still adore Lady Mary. She’s definitely my favourite as I see her softer side and enjoyed her complexity. I didn’t like Edith until the final season, ha!
@@AutumnCozy Edith was definitely tough to like at some points! *cough* The Drewes *cough* In the final season she definitely came into her own and I was so happy that she finally got to "lead a good life with a nice man."
Romulus The Maine Coon Same! It was nice to see her get more independent and get hobbies and not revolve her entire world around men (though I know for that time it was VERY important to marry and such). :)
Thank you for getting the rain right. I live in the mountains and it rains all the time. This is exactly like it sounds. Almost all rain ambiance is WAY over done...too loud...too unnatural...not fading in and out like nature does. I am so grateful to find this, your video, that is natural and real. Keep on! You rock!
I'm so glad I got it right! In my older videos (before I learned to balance sounds properly) the rain would sound like static or hissing sometimes, so I worked on improving it. I'm happy this was relaxing for you! Have a wonderful week!
There was a modern tabletop grandmother clock that sounded eery. It was at The Clock Shop near where I live. The chimes had a strange echo. I went to The Clock Shop to get a battery for my watch. Although the volume of the of grandfather clocks that I have heard IRL hurts my ears a little bit, *it's not a scary sound. Just a little bit loud. It wouldn't bother me if it was medium volume.* I like the .
You don’t know the feeling of reading Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde in the Morning with the cool crisp air breezing through my window with rain pouring down, and nice a hot coffee by my side. All is well.
A huge thank-you to the lovely Florent Tunno for giving me permission to use his gorgeous artwork for this cozy Victorian ambience! Check out his work here: www.artstation.com/florenttunno
COOOL I Like it!! d((~___~))b
Beautiful painting!
OMG this pic is beautiful. I love rainy nightscapes with warm lighting. His other work is amazing too, thx for sharing the link
Same!
I believe that too Scott!
I have always been obsessed with Old London... Dark and Mysterious Gas lit corridors and the sound of Horse Carriages. Very Nice😍
I wish there were more movies that captured the feel of this time. Aesthetically, I find it such a beautiful and haunting era!
Gaslights make a pretty sound. Actually, all lights make a pretty sound. They squeal
Yes I have #synesthesia. I hear colors and patterns and shapes.
@Armored Titan If only I could add scents to videos . . .
@Armored Titan Yuk...
@@AutumnCozy *pleasant* scents, not icky scents.
This was automatically therapeutic. So many small details if you listen closely. The visual aesthetic is perfect. Time to cuddle up with a good book!
I'm happy you like it! Happy reading!
You should totally read stalking jack the ripper series. An awesome book to say the very least and goes with the theme of the video ☺
It’s time for me to have some hot tea.
@@azia5051 exactly:)
@@ili5172I’m literally reading that right now. I saw this video and thought it would be the perfect background noise!
i just cant explain enough how familiar this looks and sounds to me... its like a long forgotten memory, where i cover my head with my hat as i run to the local dim lit pub and hang my coat as i am embraced with the warmth and roaring laughter of the people chatting there. feels so familiar in ways i cannot explain!
transport me .. thanks.
Reincarnation perhaps
You're confusing familiarity with something else.
Obviously...
@@switchlaserflip9243 which is?
It looks like London 1886 the time of Jack the ripper
Horses on cobblestone just does something to my soul. Forever the best sound
Puff
I know!
I have many daydreams of being in old London especially this era.. riding in the back of a carriage , wearing fancy dresses a corset, finding a dapper suitor ... Then waltzing away outside to the rain soaked streets and laughing then finally the kiss.... Yes I love this video ❤️❤️
Flowers 💐 My Lady
hows that different to paris, st.petersburg or milan?? same stuff more or less princessfart
@@II-kd1gi cos it’s Victorian
POV: You are in The Victorian Era In London, England.
As you walk down the dimly lit street the smell of rain fills your nostrils as you feel the light chill from the cold wind gently blowing against your face,
The gentle murmurs of thunder spread quickly across the sky as you walk down the street you cover your head with your coat in order to shield yourself from the gentle droplets of rain falling from the sky. You slowly start to see the sign of your favorite pub gently swaying in the wind, As you enter you hear the loud booms of laughter and the soft melodies of a song playing in the background And the conversations around you. As you begin to take off your coat you prepare for a night of drinking and dancing All is good and Well.
The end..
Hehehe shifting visuals
I wish you could save comments
@@GamingOZZY14 I'm glad you enjoyed it
I decided to not go in the pub, but lean against the wall under shelter, wrapping myself up in my jacket and embracing the heavens as they poured down drops of solitude upon my face.
Goodnight :)
This is horribly written.
I had never seen a fouler night. The musky cocktail of damp mould lingered in the air like a phantom. Worse still, I was called on this night to investigate yet another grisly murder carried out by the infamous "Ripper," whose deeds would please even Lucifer, himself.
This was good. This was _really_ good! You captured the mood perfectly!
👏👏👏
Nah, beautiful night.
@@anthonypalermo8816 depending on the context, sure.
Somebody else might be headed to the pub to lift one with their mates after a hard day's work.
As one comment I read elsewhere mentioned, Victorian London must have been a really spooky place at night. Jack the Ripper, mist, countless ghosts and hellhounds, faint and flickering streetlamps, Spring-Heeled Jack.
And to think the horrors of WW1 and WW2 are still yet to come...
Ah yes, a fellow from Bangladesh I see
😔✋🏻
@@zaok970 count me in
WW1 was just 13 years after the Victorian era ended.
Strange that in 1879 London people were freezing to death in shop doorways and alley ways in winter, whilst in Zululand our redcoats were fighting and dying at Rorke's Drift area in temperatures of 40 degrees in the shade (and there was no shade).
An era of stoicism, bravery and great suffering but hauntingly romantic when portrayed in this graphic.
This is hauntingly familiar in ways I cannot tell, and yet so foreign to my modern ears...
Cheers to that
You put it into words...
It’s anemoia, look it up
@@TomTom-nj8dr Wait, really? I've never even heard of that before...
@@Azi483 yup, feeling like you lived in that time period without actually living through it.
I've been listening to this music and waves for many nights to help me rest. I struggle to fall asleep because of pain. I read a few comments for the first time tonight and my heart was warmed within me. To those who come after me and read my comment, allow yourself to be encouraged by the words of others here. Let your heart, mind, and body be put at ease, at lest for the night. You are not really alone.
Thank you. Remember that you too are not alone but among friends and like minded people.❤️
I know that life in the Victorian Era must have been quite tragic and poor, but at the same time, so many wonderful developments in culture, music, and science were taking place... Satie and Debussy were composing mysterious, melancholic pieces for the piano; Mary Anning was finding fossils that revolutionised our understanding of the Earth; Victor Hugo was contributing remarkable works of literature that questioned so poetically the injustices of society.
Thank you for this beautiful Victorian ambience, Autumn Cozy :) It really takes you down beautiful paths and trains of thought.
Haha you said debussy
Looks like London walking the streets of London on a dark foggy Victorian evening love it
Thanks a ton for watching and commenting! :)
Your welcome every time very much a ton love watching and commenting
This sky and the blue reflections are beautifully made ! I think this is your most realistic ambience so far. I'm almost there... Well done ! ^^
Ah, yay-I'm happy this immersed you, Moonlight! 🧡🤗 It's fun to step back in time every now and then!
I'll have an RPG session set in 18th century Europe and I'll use this to start it off with. No pirate antics, just adventures in the old world, a "Tale of two cities" kind of vibe. There will be six classes:
- The noble: a rapier fighter whose contacts among the wealthy can open certain doors.
- The soldier: a rank and file veteran whose bravery and proficency with muskets and fighting atop a horseback may save the team through harsh moments.
- The doctor: a scholar whose knowledge may save them from even the most gruesome wounds, or he might amputate your leg, who knows?
- The spy: a misterious individual whose light feet and attentive ears may give the party the upper hand.
- The hunter: a woodsman whose skill with the rifled musket can be put to use as much as his knowledge of the woods and their paths.
- The priest: a cleric whose faith and connections among the church may lead the party into otherwise unacessible paths.
I'm not sure yet about the story, but it might even include supernatural stuff...
Did anyone see the rat in the beginning of the video...lol
Haha! I think a lot of people missed him scuttling by!
@@AutumnCozy Haha thats the first thing I noticed! Great video! Keep going!
I sure did🤣🤣🤣
The rat was left over from the Plague video...
I saw but thought it was a small dog.
I was born in England the misty area narrow cobblestone streets horses hooves clipping along people talking so clear of rain and thunder sky changing from light to dark its London without rain and fog it's not the same just perfect thank u we need beautiful videos like this in a world of turmoil so we can forget❤
Listening to this ambience while it rains outside in quarantine. What a world we live in.
@Paddy Mcdoogle Ahhh, lol I'm screaming!
are we all gona ignore the shrieking screaming woman in the background (0.27-0.29)? 😅 def Old London 😅 All jokes aside, I really do absolutely love this one! ❤
I love old London! The dark and misty alleyways and mysterious buildings all around! Carriages on cobblestone and just the aura it has! Like there’s a mystery about to happen at every corner! It just seemed easier to make your way in the world then, if you were well connected that is. All you needed was a few good connections and maybe a college degree or some important job.
And sometimes it feels that there are some werewolves howling on statues of gargoyles makes it much good
Agreed. Being an aristocrat would definitely help too!
*Watches in awe and sips tea.*
This is still my favorite ambiance of all time. I can't even begin to tell you how often I come back here. Sleep, inspo, coping with mental illness, it covers it all. And the visual is just divine ❣️
POV: I'm the rat running across the street at 0:00
Plague
@@harshshah7250 lol yeah
It was so big, I thought it was a cat at first!
POV im one of the raindrops that saw you enter through the rails right before i met my splotch
That was not cool
This thunderstorm is wonderful. Love the sounds of the heavy rain and the rolling thunder. It is the perfect ambience for a relaxing nap ♡
Thank you, Fairy! I got quite a few requests for "dry, rolling thunder" recently, so their wishes were my command!
I hope you have a wonderful nap! ⭐️😴
@Fairy Frequency ASMR I love your username.
You wouldn't rest so peacefully if you had seen the way that man with one eye and a scar across his left cheek followed you with his good eye as you passed on the street earlier in the day . quick !! what was that shadow that just flitted past your window !?? Was it a night bird barely illuminated by a brief flash of lightning??? Hmmmmm??
I love rain!
Something about this makes it look both fantasy and down to earth. It’s a mixtrue of vibes. But nostalgic for some reason
This is my absolute favorite!! I love hearing the speaking in the background. This will be my "go to" video for sleep.
I love to hear it! I wanted to capture that sound of people caught in the rain, rushing to get someplace dry. Glad you enjoyed it!
@@AutumnCozy I'm glad I can hear it at least a little bit. Too bad I can't hear the clock as well. I'm going to buy earbuds.
Agh! Must actually listen with headphones; I've listened to this one several times and never caught the speaking... T_T Thanks for mentioning it! (And the soundscape really is extremely comforting somehow.)
Okay but this legit sounds just like my uni town??? Horses, bell chimes, rain.... I feel like I've just gotten off the bus at 11pm in October after spending the entire day in the library. There was this one evening I was walking home and a guy had driven his horse and cart to Morrisons. I could hear hoofbeats on the road whilst it poured with rain. It sounded just like this.
Surely a night such as this deserves only the finest book to read! A book with such a heartfelt story, one so robust and fruitful it could move the soul itself to tears! (In other words, this is the perfect reading background noise, thank you.)
You're so sweet-thank you! And happy reading! 📖🕯
Any suggestions? ☺️
Has to be Dickens.
@@niviamaeva mistborn era one!
@@niviamaeva I would suggest Sherlock Holmes.
This is absolutely stunning! I would love to take a time machine back to Victorian London for a few days! Something about this era captivates me so!
It truly is a captivating era! People always point out how awful it was back then, and I know that, but to just _visit_ for a day or two would be so lovely! ☔️
Depending on how you acted, you could end up portrayed in a Dickens novel.
Same 💜
Me too. I think it's because in a way it parallels a lot of what's going on today.
Oh to be able to time travel. I went on a jack the ripper tour by foot some years ago and finished in the 10 bells hotel on a rainy night. My imagination was running riot. Best holiday ever, I adore Victorian history. Many thanks from Australia.
Love the glow of the street lights and the dramatic sky! As the days are getting hotter this summer these types of scenes feel great.
Thank you, CBN! It's quite hot in Vancouver today (well, what we Canadians consider hot anyway, ha!), so I'm queuing up some 'not summery at all' ambiences to write to today!
I can imagine sitting in a cozy room looking out on this scene-the flickering lightening, the glowing lights, the horse and carriage sounds are all very engaging! 💜💜💜
I'm so happy you like it! It'd be _really_ cozy being tucked away inside as a thunderstorm rages on for sure! ☔️
Autumn Cozy That’s the wonderful part of these ambience videos-you can imagine yourself right in the middle of everything or just quietly, cozily observing.
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I just discovered that ambience videos are “a thing” about a month ago, and I am really getting into them and sharing with my sister and friend who are loving them, too!
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I Got The same feelings llay on my bed there was Rain and distant thunder i had my Windows open quite warm 25+degreesC so nice a pure ASMR witnessed im so blessed😊😊
This is glorious. So realistic for those of us who love old London.
Damm, was that a rat at the beginning? Remind me pretty much New York subway, I still like pretty much that scenery. bless you.
Yes
I agree Gina 😊👍
Agreed x
Reading Churchill's World War II diaries with this music makes the perfect atmosphere
If you listen close enough, you can hear Jack ripping about
Right out of a scene in a favorite movie or tv show!
I hope all who come across this message get rich and successful!! Keep pushin these fire beats bro. Inspiration right here
I started reading for fun regularly again. Frankenstein has been great, but since I’m in southern California in the middle of summer, most times the mood and atmosphere aren’t quite right (which I completely underestimated about reading). This video is great for that :)
Oh my ... Horse clapping , rain , old clock sounds ... Soo cozy 😴🍂🌧️
I really enjoy these kind of videos !!! And the artwork is amazing ... MASTERPIECE ❣️❣️❣️
Aw, I hope the artist sees these wonderful comments about his work! He really is super talented, isn't he? I'm glad you enjoyed the sounds too! 🌧️
horse doing what💀
Had no idea UA-cam would turn into this. I wish I could make some side money and show the streets of my town. This is amazing!!!!!
I just arrived home from work. And suddenly.... I find myself strolling down this cobbled street of beautiful, gothic architectural buildings. Transfixed by the sounds of rain and horse drawn carriages. Thanks Autumn Cozy.😆 💙 💙 💙 💛 💛 💛
Home from work and straight into the time machine! 😄
I'm happy you enjoyed your little leap back in time!
This video is perfect for reading. Probably the best ASMR video I’ve seen
Seeing comments in all languages from all walks of life really puts into perspective how such simple things can bring us together. Music is one of the things that humans have used for thousands of years to
Why, I can actually see the bloody raindrops bouncing up off the street, mum! And, the rat that strolled by was huge.
Excellent effect from the street lights. Love the distant lightning in the background.
I'm glad you enjoyed this little leap back in time, Dan!
My soul belongs in Victorian London 🖤
Same!
Have you ever played the Fable games?
Old London is so beautiful.
Modern London even more so
Oh yes, this makes me want to travel back in time! Beautiful! Simply beautiful! 😍
I know things were pretty bad back then, but to visit just for a day or 2 would be grand! I'm happy you like it, Saem!
@@AutumnCozy I feel the same way. Thank you so much for all these wonderful videos!
@@AutumnCozy it reminds me of Coram Boy (my favorite book) even though Coram Boy is about an earlier time period (1741-1751). *For music,* I prefer the Renaissance and Baroque eras but *in general* I like all English historical time periods.
I too live the atmosphere, but the diseases you could catch wouldn't be worth it !! Plague and cholera were still rife !!! So was yellow fever dysentery , turburculosis , ect, ect , ect .
As long as you're not a woman then you'll have a good time lol.
Would you ever do a rainy city ambiance? Like heavy rain on the pavement, the glow of the streetlights, distant sounds of cars and people walking.. that would be lovely
Гроза, дождь и слякоть, грязь, продолговатые дома, узкие улицы, люблю старый Лондон! Спасибо за прекрасную картину и звук.
To the person reading this, Good Luck! Don't stress, everything will be fine. No matter what difficulty you are facing right now, you can overcome it! You are strong and brave.
Thank you for your kind words :) I really needed to read this, because I hope the next months in my life will be cool and (at last) my most sacred dream will come true :) So I'm gonna cross my fingers and keep on keeping on :) Anyway thank you again, wish you the best too ;)
This has the air of Jack the Ripper's era.....A haunting ambience of the local taverns & inns where Elizabeth Stride and Mary Ann Nichols would frequent, drinking cheap gin and offering their services in the dark corridors as they drunkenly made their way to whatever lair they could afford, before suffering their fate. I love it x
always had a fascination with old london! i did a past life regression and found out that i once was a girl born in the 1850s in london! i really love this video
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you!
Wow that is interesting
Absolutely WONDERFULL !!!
So glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching!
Love Victorian era!!❤
Me too! I've been reading a lot of books set in that time (well, from then through the 20s) and find it one of the most interesting eras to learn about!
@@AutumnCozy which books did you read please i'm curious about this era
Same
This reminds me a lot of The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles.
Ayo how u doing? U here too! Rest from the grind 😂
SO IM NOT THE ONLY ONE WHOSE HERE BECAUSE OF THE GAME-
I can just visualize in my mind's eye Ebeneezer Scrooge walking down this Lantern Lit street to get to his place of work.
GREAT VID MAN!!
THANK YOU FOR THE UPLOAD AND YOUR HARD WORK!!
It’d be great to have this playing in the background while you read a book set in Victorian London
That's what I'm doing :)
thank you for your video, your music is so sweet and relaxing with blends in warming and lovely melody.❤❤❤❤
AHHHHH NOOO, MY WEAKNESS, VICTORIAN LONDON... My favourite place in the (old) world, So sad that i can't go back to when it was like this ;(. Nice video though i want to live like a Victorian in the future (I'm 13 years old now...)
I'm happy you enjoyed this little virtual leap back in time!
You should look up Bernadette Banner, she makes videos of herself making Victorian inspired clothing
@@alexmcdonnell5137 Ok, thanks
I was a young 14 year old boy live here and I have long last depression when come to live here i met many peoples here sometime can relate to to person who live here, now all those day's are long gone and I had special places for my teenhood and its my heart this day ill never forget the old London
This makes think of narrow alleys, with dark nooks and crannies where Jack the Ripper could jump out at any moment! I love true crime, so I mean that in a good way!
I love true crime too! I totally got Jack the Ripper vibes right when I saw the artwork for this! 🎩🇬🇧🕵🏻♀️
I don't like true crime (I like chick lit), but I agree with you that *narrow winding streets and lanes are very pretty.*
Jack the Ripper was my first thought as well! My mom used to tell me he's never been caught so he could still be out there lol 😉
@@Cara-39😱 yiiikes😱
Careful ! Things have a way of ... Shall we say ... happening ?
I listened to this pretending to be a young lad making jewelry to sell on the streets to help his dying mother. 10/10
This makes me want to pull out a Sarah Waters novel! Neo Victorian gothic is my favorite sub genre of historical fiction, and this will be the PERFECT accompaniment for days when I read those types books. Another work of art ♥️
This is exactly how I imagine jem, will and tessa's london. the dark avenues and horses and carriages everywhere, the feeling of a cold city where every corner has eyes and many stories to tell
YES.
Words cant express how happy this makes me. Thank you so much for the gold you provide us with, The Victorian era is by far my favourite!
Kimberley W and mine too.
My new favorite - up there with the best.
I enjoy the Victorian Era. For those who want to capture its essence, you can immerse yourself in the atmosphere through the game 'Assassin's Creed: Syndicate.' You don't necessarily have to play it intensively; instead, take the time to explore the streets of London during its gloomy, dark nights. It's truly an immersive experience.
great idea mate
Fantastic layers and incredible imagery
Thank you so much!
@@AutumnCozy your welcome. I especially like the rain and thunder in your enviroments
Another Victorian masterpiece! I love the lanterns and the rain sound is so tingly. Thank you Autumn 🍁
YAY, I'm glad it made ya tingly, Z! Thank you for the kind words. I hope you've been well!
The lanterns make a sound. A very cute, nice sound.
I have #synesthesia. I hear colors, patterns, and shapes.
I can feel The Ripper lurking in the shadows.
Fell asleep with this playing and dreamt that I was in the film The Gangs Of New York and I was hanging out with Leonardo DiCaprio. Thank you for that Autumn Cozy.
Be well everyone ✌
Thanks
Jill! How are you after nemisis? 😳
All of my favorite sounds in one place- the rain, thunder, horse's hooves on cobblestone streets, the chiming of an old clock. This is perfection!!! Thank you!!!
Saved the best for last...
"Mary Riley." he whispered. This reminds me of that movie with Dr. Jekyll and Mr Hyde. It starred Julia Roberts and John Malkovich. Darn good movie. This is beautiful thank you. Wishing you a joyous week...
⛈ Ruby*
Funny you say that because I'm doing a Dr. Jekyll ambience next week! (I don't think I've seen that movie though, and now desperately want to!)😀
P.S. So good to see you in the comments again, Ruby!
In my bucket list .. 📺👀👌
This is fantastic. Especially the sky. That flag billowing just slightly in the breeze would just complete this.
Oh my goodness! I just love the sounds of the galloping horse, thunder and the heavy rain. It's perfect! Thank you!
You're so welcome, Maria! Glad you enjoyed your little leap back in time! 🤗☔️🐎
As the 3rd great grandson of a Victorian woman, this hits me deep. My great-great-great grandmother Dora Colbole was born in 1894, during the end of the Victorian Era in Sussex. She came over here to the US on the Mayflower and she came to Oregon on the wagons.
She struggled a lot as all us Victorians did.
I am the only disabled modern Victorian man left as my twin brother died in utero.
i’m sorry about your brother. i hope you’d just enjoy the video and forget about dark sides of the past 💞
I'm not sure your not telling porky pies.....🤔
0:01 Master Splinter, on his way to catch Jack the Ripper's friend, Oroku the Shredder.
I absolutely adore London today but to go back and experience London back then, now that would be something.
MR MBF Be ok if you were rich,but I wouldn’t want to be poor back then.
I always love historical themed videos! This is perfect for falling asleep. Just imagining that I’m sleeping inside my room with an open window, hearing the busy streets and the rain 🥰 Thank you for this amazing upload!
It's fun to step back in time every once in a while, isn't it? I'm happy you enjoyed this! 🤗
I absolutely love this ❤❤. More pls. Thanks.
This video has helped me get the sleep for the last 2 months, the amount of stories I can imagine before bed while listening to this ambience is amazing. Thank you ❤
You're so welcome! I'm happy it's been helping you sleep and imagine! 🌧🌧
@@AutumnCozy your channel is great! Amazing work❤
I live next to the square mile, the City of London and this is what it’s like walking about in the rain, late at night, it’s deserted and creepy, but I like walking anyway. Still lots of old buildings around and tiny side streets and I love it! This video is great, the horses hooves and thunder light and cracks, nice details
This is positively perfect! The thunderous sky, the flashing storm, the dimly lit but ever darkening street that keeps me looking down there and wondering if I am about to see someone appear at any moment! I adore the gritty wet puddle sounds with the footsteps... and how right at the start there the horses hooves begin a little farther away, and get closer and closer until they feel as though they are right alongside me and I am almost stood there on the footpath! I am only a little way in and cannot wait to indulge in this whole ambience on loop! Thank you
What a lovely comment-thank you! I'm so happy the sounds set the mood for you and immersed you into the scene! You have a good ear for catching all the little sounds.
Have a wonderful week!
@@AutumnCozy I wish I could hear all the little sounds as well. I'm glad I can hear the big sounds, but I need to buy earbuds so I can hear the little sounds as well.
@@claireforestgreenorgangeek7882 Claire, are you not using headphones right now? All these ambiences definitely sound better with headphones! (That's how you catch the sneaky little extra sounds!) When you get headphones I think you'll love them sooo much more!
@@AutumnCozythank you for the info, but earbuds are cheaper, because I am on a limited income. BTW, in case you wondered *why I changed my account so often* it's because I've been dissed often on social media. Some people don't understand my intense feelings about certain music and art and they call me "obsessive" and "narrow-minded". Trolls, they are. And that's why I change my account so often. Just yesterday I got a comment saying "Stop obsessing about "Forest Green" (my favorite tune) and of course that broke my heart in bits. I hate being called names. I love having narrow interests/tastes in music, architecture, and books. I fervently wish people (especially social media users) would respect that. So what if I love Forest Green and Handel's compositions better than any other compositions in the world? It's not for others to worry about. I love being eccentric and having narrow tastes and interests.
OMG the mouse crossing the street...adorable LOL
Hehe, I'm glad you like him! 🐀I like to add a little cheesiness to each of my videos!
Thank you for being 30 mins long so I don't wake up with my phone being dead and miss school/ work 🙌🏼💆🏻🌾🌧💙
Sure takes one back on time to a place filled with mystery. Love the combination of the rain, thunder, and horses pulling carriages through the streets. Adds a moment of relaxation with a mystery book.
I'm glad you're enjoying this ambience, Donna! Happy reading! 📖
Reminds me of the strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde
I have a Dr Jekyll ambience up on my channel too! :)
@@AutumnCozy that's awesome
It's actually what I'm reading while listening to this :)
Same! I’m doing that at school haha
Jack the ripper to
*I can't open my eyes!*
that's the first thing that crosses my mind as I regain lucidity.
My body lays, numb yet stuff as a board on an unknown surface. For how long, I'm not sure.
The first thing to come back was my hearing. My once quiet world turning upside-down as a sudden explosion of noise assaults my ears. Horse hooves clattering on stone, the loud, snappy voices of people passing by, the soft pattering of distant rain, and the unmistakable squeak of large, disease ridden rodents.
Gradually, I also could also hear the distant sounds of a large clock. Unconsciously counting it's loud chimes I guessed that it was a bit past nine in the morning.
All at once I was aware of my body. My cheek pressed against rain slicked stone, and I was soaked to the bone, my clothes clinging onto my thin frame, i could feel each drop of the rain as it hit my still, unmoving body.
Was I on the ground? If so why and how did u get here?
Next was smell. By far the worst of them all. The place stank of waste from animals, and probably humans too. The air was heavy with the smell of rotting food and body oder.
Finally, my eyesight gradually returns.
Chips of stone, and bits of old food and trash litter the ground around me. Thuroughly disgusted, I scramble to my feet, dusting off my pants and shirt sleeves. After wiping the rain from my bleary eyes, I take full note of the world around me.
I was in, an allyway? A verry dirty and shrub choked one at that.
Just in front of me is a bustling street. But there's no cars or neon signs, theirs...
Wagon's
Horse drawn wagons make their way up and down the narrow, mud caked streets.
Stepping out of the ally, I gawk as one of the wagons passes by, right in front of me.
I'm brought back to reality as I notice..
Their are people, lining the streets and leaning out of second story windows.
Their all stareing at me.
Panic shoots through my small body as I feel the combined force of their judging eyes.
What should I do?
*A.* *Try to ask for help/ directions*
*B.* *Atempt to act natural*
A
It's snowing outside and I'm lying in bed reading Lord Of The Rings. This is just perfect.
Perfect for ' at the sign of the prancing pony'
I'm doing the same right now but reading The Hobbit. Lol.
I wanted to do this so much. Too bad it doesn't snow here in Brazil :(
It's pouring rain and I'm in my armchair reading Harry Potter.
Perfect. I have been really sick in bed all of today and this is making life more bearable. Thank you.
Oh no! I hope you feel better soon! 🤒🧡
Get well soon☺️
How am I late! This is so beautiful and so comforting I'm going to sit down and read a book to this stunning ambience. Thank you Autumn Cosy for providing us with these breathtaking videos! ❤
You're so welcome, and happy reading! ☔️🧡
"And with a grateful shudder, I swore I'd never return to Nightmare Inn." - Frasier
GREAT job with this one! The cold blue of the lightning, the warmth of the streetlights, the pop of red from the flags. I can almost see Lady Edith and Bertie Pelham (my favorite Downton Abbey couple) returning from a nightcap at the Café de Paris, clinging together under an umbrella
Your description of Lady Edith and Bertie is too cute! It kind of reminds me of the scene where Lady Mary and Henry Talbot get caught in the rain during their trip to London! ☔️🇬🇧
@@AutumnCozy I was thinking that!! Except replacing Lady Mary with Lady Edith because I'm not fond of her, haha
Romulus The Maine Coon Yeah, I still adore Lady Mary. She’s definitely my favourite as I see her softer side and enjoyed her complexity. I didn’t like Edith until the final season, ha!
@@AutumnCozy Edith was definitely tough to like at some points! *cough* The Drewes *cough* In the final season she definitely came into her own and I was so happy that she finally got to "lead a good life with a nice man."
Romulus The Maine Coon Same! It was nice to see her get more independent and get hobbies and not revolve her entire world around men (though I know for that time it was VERY important to marry and such). :)
Stunning sky 🌌 with thunder storm ⛈, amazing! Thank you. ❤️🦋🙏
You're so welcome! 🤗⛈
Thank you for getting the rain right. I live in the mountains and it rains all the time. This is exactly like it sounds. Almost all rain ambiance is WAY over done...too loud...too unnatural...not fading in and out like nature does. I am so grateful to find this, your video, that is natural and real. Keep on! You rock!
I'm so glad I got it right! In my older videos (before I learned to balance sounds properly) the rain would sound like static or hissing sometimes, so I worked on improving it. I'm happy this was relaxing for you! Have a wonderful week!
Very nice. I like the sound of the old clock.
I'm so happy you like it, Yanina! The old clocks are so pretty yet eery. 🕰
I hope you had a wonderful weekend, and that the week ahead treats ya well!
It makes a sound? ☹️Alas, I don't hear it.☹️ I guess it's time to get my ears cleaned.
There was a modern tabletop grandmother clock that sounded eery. It was at The Clock Shop near where I live. The chimes had a strange echo. I went to The Clock Shop to get a battery for my watch.
Although the volume of the of grandfather clocks that I have heard IRL hurts my ears a little bit, *it's not a scary sound. Just a little bit loud. It wouldn't bother me if it was medium volume.* I like the .
"Beasts all over the shop, you'll be one of them, sooner or later"
My favorite book called "Fingersmith" is set in this era ♥️
Sounds like a sex pest
You don’t know the feeling of reading Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde in the Morning with the cool crisp air breezing through my window with rain pouring down, and nice a hot coffee by my side. All is well.
Storms and streetlights are so peaceful to me so I’m happy to see them together! A very beautiful video, thank you for all your love and hard work! ❤️
I'm glad you enjoyed this one! ❤️