v.a. - beneath the surface [native state]

va - Beneath the surface (native state) 1. The Beginning Of Something Good IRWIN'S CONSPIRACY 2. Ice Forming On Glass BLUETECH 3. Amethyst SYMPATH 4. White Dragon STRING THEORIES 5. Buildings And People MARCONI UNION 6. CatDinR42 KRILL.MINIMA 7. Porcelain NALEPA 8. Stillness GANUCHEAU 9. Aurora Borealis RENA JONES 10. Stellar EPHEMERAL MISTS 11. Midnight Bloom BLUETECH VS. SHULMAN 12. Continuous AEROSTATIC 13. Landscape DAVID LAST Compiled and Designed by well known producer Bluetech and DJ Naasko. Genre and boundary defying, appealing to fans of many different kinds of music. Artists from US, Canada, Germany, and Israel.Features collaboration from Bluetech and Shulman, both internationally recognized ambient producer.Features Marconi Union, a band signed by legendary ambient Godfather Brian Eno.Krill.minima aka Marsen Jules has released on City Centre Offices, a label with considerable worldwide acclaim, and has appeared on many best of 2005 lists with his last full length album.Album features a groundbreaking blend of IDM influenced sounds with lush downtempo and dub elements. Los Angeles session musician Irwin's Conspiracy has created music for many films like 'Get Shorty', and 'So I Married An Axe Murderer'. Compilation features David Last, who has received intense worldwide acclaim, impressing tastemakers like Mixmaster Morris who brought him to perform at the Big Chill Festival. Nalepa is also the owner of Dilletante Press, a publishing company specializing in outsider art and coffee table art books. Compilation is cutting edge and stretches the concept of ambient and downtempo music.Many of the artists on the compilation have been featured on the Ambient Alchemy Tour, a multiple country tour of downtempo and chill-out music through North America and Europe. Style: Ambient

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dilbertgeg (2009-06-27)

I tried a bunch of these DLs with pseudo "indian" and "asana" "meditation" "nature" sounding names, and they were *fine* but not for me. I also tried some of the pseudo "asian" and pseudo "arabic" fare with the light jazz-tempo beats. Not for me either.
I'm a fan of Monolake and Richie Hawtin, stuff that tends away from conventional ideas of melodiousness". Some of the "more bass than space (dubmission)" was ok, but I'm also less fond of the calypso-ish dub sound.
Damn, I'm hard to please.
On the other hand, I did post a comment here because I found THIS selection acceptable and interesting click-etry and dry without too much annoying melody or singing.
I might also recommend "Fine_Minimal_Techno_Selection_2009" I liked part 12 or part 6 other parts -- they vary somewhat in style -- there's some 19 total. I've not been too disappointed, but it's not "relaxation" music per se.
Thank you Queen Serene. It was nice of you to let me go on trial runs anyhow. There's a Queen Serene blogger, probably not you, she's apparently an LDS mom with 7 kids. I was trying to find your 'profile' in Google when TPB servers were not helping.

DJesh (2011-06-03)

Who is QueenSerene, such beautiful music I've been looking for for so long... Its sad that I only found her files now... even I couldn't find her profile...