Drift by Tania Rose
Think all relaxation music is the same?
We think this album is so good, that if you seriously don't feel any kind of wind-down after you close your eyes and listen to the first 10minutes, Tania Rose will GIVE YOU YOUR MONEY BACK!
Tania Rose created this hour-long piece of ambient music for sleep and deep relaxation. With a combination of wooden flutes, the breath, and her angelic voice, Tania has achieved a wonderful musical journey, gentle enough to woo babies into the land of nod, and sweet enough to carry the rest of us out of our consciousness and into a place of rest.
This 60minute soundtrack not only is great music to lull you, but also resonates to different chakras and to our brains' own dream-state to induce deep relaxation. It's carefully crafted yet improvised vocals lure the mind into a different state of being, even for those of us who find it difficult to let go!
The music even gradually fades over 20 minutes, so there is no abrupt end...even the silence creeps up without your awareness of the music finishing.
There is no doubt that this great album has set a new standard in sleep music. It is s perfect blend of the mind/body/spirit, with a simplicity that will soothe any savage beast...you simply have to listen to it yourself to feel it's effect.
And, apart from it's therapeutic applications, this album simply put? A beautiful piece of ambient music.
Tracklist
| 1. | Drift | 59:24 |
Credits
Produced and Engineered by Tania Rose at Artscope Music studios, Sydney Australia
Mastered by Paul Bryant at Mainstreet Studios NSW Australia
Written and Performed by Tania Rose
Photography Rachel Harris and Tania Rose
Artwork and Design - Tania Rose
License
All rights reserved.Tags
Tania Rose is an audio explorer, most notably exploring the world of ambient, soundtrack-like music. Her reputation in the world of relaxation music is noteworthy, particularly the soundtrack to the CORAL SEA DREAMING film, and her sleep cd DRIFT.
"i love the unusual and the beautiful, the expressive and the peaceful. Sometimes i'm eclectic, and other times i'm still. It's the paradox of living"