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Music For Sleep (Andrea Porcu) Sardinia, Italy
A nice place to sleep, right in the middle of sound and shape.
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Orchestral Tape Studies
by zakè (扎克)
supported by 192 fans who also own “Background Music: Schorre [Extended Version]”
Ethereal and very pleasant to hear. Very considerate music and calming to the mind. Provides sensory illusion which is so important to us all.
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Stasis Sounds For Long-Distance Space Travel
by 36 & zakè
supported by 189 fans who also own “Background Music: Schorre [Extended Version]”
As a few others have pointed out, this album has gotten me through the past few months with a calming and nurturing soundscape... looking forward to having the first 4 tracks on vinyl finally... wish I could hang out with everyone else who posted a comment about this album...
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Healing Sounds II: A Compilation For Those In Need
by Various Artists
supported by 181 fans who also own “Background Music: Schorre [Extended Version]”
So inspiring! Thank you!
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It_O
by Tyler Barber
Gorgeous ambient art pop from this Bay Area artist, wrapped up in gauzy synths with rich textures.
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Steady Cycles EP
by Descrai
Delightful atmospheric ambience, perfect for sailing away from your sorrows.
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Dream Theory - Various Artists 001
by Dream Theory
This new comp from the label Dream Theory charts the furthest reaches of ambient music in deep, immersive songs.
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Custodi
by Carlo Giustini
supported by 174 fans who also own “Background Music: Schorre [Extended Version]”
Take the shimmering guitars of the Cocteau Twins, dilate and lengthen with the wistfulness of Boards of Canada and release them like one of Robert Rich’s haunting soundscapes with a jazz coda and you have Carlo Giustini's 'Custodi'. It's brilliant.
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