Where To Be - Vol.2 | H Takahashi | Where To Now? Records

Where To Be - Vol.2

by H Takahashi

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Maneki Peaceful... another Takahashi gem !

~ DJ Megasoup aka Selaroda ~ Another fine release from this reliably consistent artist. Soft bubbles arise from his watery, arpeggiated synths, topped with swirling melodic ribbons and bows. A special present for all of us!

Richard Pike Just really great stuff.

Deep Water Rise This has been helping me in the beginning stages of my meditation practice. "Beautiful Synthesizing." The sounds that resonance with the reverb really sends of a smooth frequency inside the void.

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“a new way of hearing music — as part of the ambience of the environment, just as the colour of the light and the sound of the rain were parts of that ambience.” - Brian Eno

Where To Now? Records present a new series 'Where To Be', an ongoing project which aims to aid in the mindful functioning of human beings via the gentle force of Ambient Music.

Contributing artists were given a brief to create works of total ambience, incorporating the idea that the power of the music presented is in that which is barely there, embracing space, silence, cyclical repetition, and minimalism. The music is to help us function - it's music to work to, to sleep to, to help us find a sense of space and oneness within a world that is increasingly wild and untameable.

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released December 11, 2015

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