Name: Mission Beach by Darshan Ambient in sleep 3
Duration: 10 min 34 s
Description: Soundtrack for a video collaboration with David Huting.

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Gentle textural soundscapes trace the quiet shift in season, evoking warmth, stillness, and the beauty of impermanence. A sonic reflection on the passage of time, memory, and the subtle charm of change.

Christoph Vogel (Ghostloop) about his album: “It’s a collection of nine ambient pieces — soundscapes shaped by personal moments and quiet shifts I experienced over the past year, many of them spent in nature.

I worked with field recordings I captured during that time, letting them carry traces of place and memory. While writing, I also began building my Eurorack modular system, slowly integrating its sounds into the tracks as they took shape.

'Almost Autumn' reflects a quiet cycle of the year — the slow transitions, inner stillness, and changing atmosphere that come with time passing”.

Christoph Vogel, known as Ghostloop (Germany), weaves immersive soundscapes shaped by the serene rhythms of nature. Drawing from the ambient textures of field recordings and grounding them with deep, fluid basslines, his compositions echo the quiet moods of Northern Germany and the Baltic Sea coast. Rooted in a deep sense of place, Ghostloop’s music invites listeners to pause, drift, and sink into gentle, emotive layers of sound.

Produced and mixed by Christoph Vogel (Ghostloop)
Mastered by Dionis Afonichev (Dionisaf)
Cover picture and design by Dionis Afonichev

Almost Autumn

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Although there are now more and more people (both musicians and healers) playing singing bowls, most of them play solo. It's rare to find a Tibetan singing bowl BAND. So, what's the difference? Well, the overall soundscape is much fuller and deeper, more multi-layered and much more dynamic.

This recording, of the Los Angeles based Tibetan singing bowl ensemble One Hand Clapping, was done by Joe Sidore and Dennis Ghiatis of Warner Bros. Records. It was the worlds first CD release of a direct-to-digital recording of Tibetan singing bowls. Enjoy!

Now to hear a sample of Part 2, just visit: www.Bodhisattva.com/onehand.htm

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