Played at low volume as background sound, it can help focus attention, eliminate distractions and improve reactivity.
by Gabrielle Roth + The Mirrors —
These four tracks are like listening to a Zen garden, as each blends the timeless spirituality of pure space with the modern innovation of contemporary rhythm culture.
This is for your quiet times, with gentle grooves, a deep, sensuous ambience that is the consummate blending of age-old (chant, wordless vocables, tribal percussion) and new-millennium electronic techniques (cutting edge synth, samples, loops).
Used during healing modalities — such as flowing yoga, trance dance, massage — or for relaxation, the music establishes an aesthic that is unique — an aural excursion to another plane of inner existence, a place of self-exploration, discovery and realization.
Played at low volume as background sound, it can help focus attention, eliminate distractions and improve reactivity.
www.ravenrecording.com
Reprinted from AzNetNews, Volume 24, Number 2, April/May 2005.
November 2, 2014
April/May 2005 Issue, CDs, Music review