Ambient, reading 1

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Ambient Electronic - Part 1

H.U.V.A. Network Radio

only ambient2 (7and5,artemis,aphex twin, amethyste,bliss,aim,antonymes...etc)

Ambient

H.U.V.A. Network - Rain Geometries (Solar Fields Remix) [360p]

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Artemis - Subterranean - Loodma Recordings

Apollo 11 written, arranged, and performed by Adam Young.

Released February 2016 as part of Adam Young Scores.

Read More & Join at: 
http://www.ayoungscores.com

Mare Tranquillitatis

The Mark - Interlude

Invaluable Waste From The Outlying Districts, Pt. 02

Oblivion With Bells

To Heal

Tripswitch - Stereogram

Qualia

I made a public domain time lapse video for this one.

It's on my youtube.

Beckoning Universe

In Kind // Amends

A Dawn In Me

Deus Ex Mankind Divided Main Menu Theme

Recorded live 29th October, 3.06am
Available on the alucidnation album 'Aural Architecture'.

One Zero Two

H.U.V.A. Network - Symetric Lifes

‘The Colour Of Long Days’ is a companion track to the recently released We Don’t Look Back For Very Long EP by neo-classical/minimal ambient artist Antonymes.

As with the songs on his new EP We Don’t Look Back For Very Long, ‘The Colour Of Long Days’ is Antonymes’ reworking of music by fellow Hidden Shoal artist Slow Dancing Society. This time ‘The Red Summer Sun’ from Priest Lake Circa ’88 is transformed, the original’s shimmering waves of guitar forming a background against which plaintive piano chords resonate beautifully. Antonymes marries SDS’s glistening atmospheres to his own trademark ambient neo-classical minimalism, creating a completely mesmerising hybrid.

Antonymes meets Slow Dancing Society - 'The Colour Of Long Days'

Subterraneans (2017 Remaster)

Yearning

Tectonics

Peace and Gravity

Chiaroscuro

Deus Ex Mankind Divided OST - Safehouse

Sync24_ Inadvertent

With a long list of compilation tracks and remixes for labels like Interchill, Global
Underground, Platipus, Six Degrees and Resist, and two Tripswitch albums for Youth’s
Liquid Sound already under his belt, Nick's music has garnered support from the likes of Nick Warren, Anoushka Shankar, Annie Nightingale, DJ Ravin, Pathaan, Claude Challe and Jose Padilla, and he has been a regular on the global trance festival circuit for many years.

Nick's 2005 album 'Circuit Breaker' is widely recognized as one of the definitive 'must-have' records for anyone with even a passing interest in the chillout scene, bringing together a host of different genres with a common thread and injecting them with a psychedelic edge which gave Tripswitch a unique and instantly recognisable sound. This classic album was given a new lease of life in 2007 when it was re-released with remixes from the likes of Shiloh, Eat Static, System 7,Youth vs Subsonar and Gaudi. Section Records now hold the recording rights for Circuit
Breaker and will be re-releasing it in 2011 with
a fresh set of remixes.
A natural evolution from the ultra-melodic,
psychedelic masterpiece that was 'Circuit
Breaker', Geometry turns the page and
presents a fresh view of Nick's trademark
sound, a combination of intricate electronic
composition and live instrumentation. An
accomplished guitarist, Nick has weaved layer
upon layer of 6-string goodness through much
of the album.
Still with the same lush production values as
it's older brother, Geometry strips back the
sound and rebuilds it with elements of
breakbeat, shoegaze, blues, dub and
downtempo synth-pop to create a heady flow
between downtempo genres with a precision
that's faithful to it's title. 

Peace and Gravity

aaronmarshall