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Stratosphere
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Faraway
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Hymn
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Juta Takahashi Sendai, Japan
Juta Takahashi was born in Japan in 1959. During his teen years, he was strongly influenced by progressive rock and synthesizer music that was considered avant-garde at the time, but he gradually devoted himself to ambient music afterward. His primary influences are electronic/ambient musicians such as Brian Eno, Harold Budd, Vangelis and Pete Namlook, etc. ... more
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Beauty unfolding at a comfortable pace with a rythme that relaxes the mind from thoughts and worries.
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Simple, sparse, soothing makes one consider the expanse of the skies and the glorious creator!
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The gorgeously minimalist “boat” blends long, sustained major chords with the sound of lapping waves.
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if all will be lost
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Drift away on the soothing ambient music of Maps and Diagrams, with compositions that land on the tuneful side of drone.
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Highly accomplished album, reminiscent of Biospheres Substrata album, highly descriptive of arctic mountainous terrain, taking in cold beauty, mystery, and darkness. Immersive, and highly recommended.
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