TSODE is the musical project of Jesús Valenzuela (Córdoba, Spain, 1979), a composer of electronic and new age music. Influenced by artists such as Mike Oldfield, Vangelis, Jarre, and Enigma, he has developed a unique style that fuses electronic, orchestral, and ambient elements. Since his 2016 debut, Yggdrasil, he has released a solid discography, internationally acclaimed with numerous awards and nominations, including notable albums such as Brainstorming, Innerity, and Corduba: Mitos y Leyendas. His emotive and immersive music has made him one of the leading figures of "other music" in Spain. In 2025, he released his magnum opus, TOTUM, a musical work conceived as an indivisible whole: a single, long-form piece that integrates different styles, emotions, and sonic languages to reclaim music as a complete, not fragmented, experience. It is a vital and artistic journey where the human, the spiritual, and the cinematic coexist, a conscious statement against the current immediacy that invites us to listen without haste, attentively, and with a sense of unity. TOTUM IS THE LONGEST COMPOSITION EVER STREAMED IN THE HISTORY OF SPANISH MUSIC. The common thread running through his work is beauty, emotional depth, and a masterful use of layered sounds, fusing classical, experimental, new age, rock, folk, space music, and acoustic textures into a unique and unclassifiable style.