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Inspired by Constance Demby's album Sonic Immersion, my hope for this mix is to help you bring calmness to a disturbed mind, inviting you to interface with the moment in full awareness. Take a deep breath and embark on this journey. See you on the other side.
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Tracklist
00:00
Paul Winter ― Rain Blessing
00:41
Constance Demby ― Chakra #1 (Edit)
01:40
Jonn Serrie & Gary Stroutsos ― Earth Sky
06:20
Alio Die & Mathias Grassow ― Winds From The Other World
14:05
Bliss ― Diamond Rain
21:10
Adham Shaikh ― Zero G
25:55
Hammock ― Maybe They Will Sing For Us Tomorrow
31:24
Steve Roach, Kevin Braheny, Michael Stearns ― From The Heart Of Darkness
35:04
Rudy Adrian ― At The Edge Of The Desert
37:21
Alio Die & Aglaia ― Cirrus
48:15
Rudy Adrian & Ron Boots ― Ancestral Graves
52:38
Sola Translatio ― The Gate
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