Sleep Therapy
Music can be a powerful tool to help you fall asleep, relax and de-stress. Music has the ability to slow down your heart rate and relax your entire body. It can also help to drown out background noise and other distractions, which can prevent you from getting a good night's sleep. Listening to calming music can help to take your mind off of worries and anxieties, allowing you to drift off into a peaceful sleep. There are many types of music that are suitable for helping you fall asleep, including classical, jazz, and even some new age music. It is important to find a genre of music that you find soothing and calming, as different types of music can have different effects on people. You can also experiment with different tempos and rhythms to find the perfect combination for helping you drift off.

Sleep Four

remix of noxpox - Uno Tekno, thank you very much Andre ❤️  noxpox (page 16)  #SoundCloud
https://on.soundcloud.com/nqVgGt1Ho7AExKFA7

noxpox 🐌  uno naked tekno 🐌 stems remix

Imutovide_01

tameosen

Malnutrition Has Sapped Their Strength...

Sweet Jar

An Ambience Of Something Weird (Beat Mix)

Having a ball with a bunch of NASA samples. (Look, every wannabe electronic musician has to go through that phase... don't they??)

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I make lo-fi, melodic, instrumental electronica, conceived, composed and recorded using only a laptop and a digital audio workstation (currently Ableton Live 11).

Due to domestic constraints, I work entirely on headphones so it probably follows that my recordings are best appreciated via the same medium.

When you've finished here, why not take a look at my videos on YouTube or head over to Twitter to see if I've uttered anything profound recently? (I probably haven't but you never know...)

Many thanks for visiting. Please come back again soon.

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