An ambient mix that works in the domain of consciousness and the psychology of perception. It’ll take you very far if you're ready.

Take this opportunity for yourself and let the sound guide you to your mind's uncharted territories.

Innermost Radio

Innermost Radio Vol. 7 Special: Inner Odyssey

Innermost Radio presents it's first journey through the microcosm. Take your seat and stay aware!

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There's a party in my head and no one is invited

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A meditative drift through the spiritual and sonic heritage of desert lands — from the echoes of Al-Andalus to the banks of the Nile, across Sahelian plains and into the mysticism of Persia and Rajasthan. Oud, kora, begena and frame drums map a trance-inducing route through centuries of devotion, resistance, and memory

Innermost Radio Special: Dust

We continue our journey through South and Southeast Asia. In Rajasthan, a luminous Jain mantra opens the path; in West Bengal, we hear the mystical songs of Baul honey gatherers. From Burma comes court music on the curved saung harp. Laos, Isan, and the Lanna Kingdom of northern Thailand bring ritual dances and molam with the khene — a bamboo mouth organ whose sound recently went viral on TikTok. Cambodia offers the royal ballet, a centuries-old ritual stage art. We close with gamelans — percussion orchestras of Java and Bali that accompany ceremonies, theater, and everyday transcendence.

The music here is grounded, bodily, cyclical, and pulsating. If the previous chapter led into trance, this one works through presence — as if the ritual unfolds right now, with sound inseparable from body, movement, and life itself.

Innermost Radio Special: Lotus

This mix is a night freight train, dragging you from the individual into the collective unconscious — through uncharted lands where no maps exist and GPS doesn’t work

Innermost Radio Vol. 8

This mix hugs you better than your favorite heavy blanket. Consider it a sonic sedative for the restless

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