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Finding Shangri-La
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Shastro San Francisco, California
Shastro's development of his unique musical style evolved over many years during his frequent visits to verious countries such as Spain, Turkey, Africa, South America and India. These journeys were inspired by a spiritual search that led him to experience meditation in India and creating music for various meditation techniques. His music can best be described as relaxed world music. ... more
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Shangri-La”
My wife told me about the band from her yoga class. Music that is spiritual and uplifting. A very nice change of pace from my usual listening pleasure.
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A Warning From the Elders
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Nothing light to consume. Listen to it only if you are searching for evocing, trancending music. Extremly powerfull when used in the right way - thats why i love it.
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Tides: Music for Meditation and Yoga
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Originally commissioned for use in the yoga classes Smith’s mother teaches, these ambient soundscapes have a natural, invigorating warmth.
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Dream Theory - Various Artists 002
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This compilation album features a collective of artists who used synthesizers, voice, and nature recordings to create their tracks.
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The debut album Dream Theory founder Anna Wall creates ambient soundscapes influenced by time and place.
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Dream Theory - Various Artists 001
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This new comp from the label Dream Theory charts the furthest reaches of ambient music in deep, immersive songs.
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Infinity Mirrors
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Deep ambient drone that is both soothing and absorbing—long, dreamy tones that stretch out to the horizon.
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