Close your eyes and breathe: Ergonomic Sound Office's Oh, Raichoso conjures a rhythmic, ever-evolving meditative pattern of soft-padded mallets inspired by a hike through the Japan Alps — calm, focused, uncommitted listening at 2,500m. Stan Stewart's singularity offers ten spare, hope-seeking pieces teetering on the edge of ambient, with every synth patch and sampled sound crafted by hand. Echo Vocation's Mutable Vol. 2 moves through chill-out, downtempo, and ambient for a well-earned mental reset, drawn from a live Colorado Modular Synth Society set. Willebrant's Some Things of Sorts gathers reinterpretations, rehearsals, and live studio takes into one seamless continuous mix.

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Oh, Raichoso by Ergonomic Sound Office cover art

“The soundscapes create a rhythmic ever evolving meditative pattern, the sounds of soft-padded mallets to make you calm and focused without making you commit to listening.”

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Otto Vite by Edoardo Gastaldi cover art

“'Otto Vite' (Eight Lives) is a felted-piano Album that delves into the mysterious permanence of love in the never-ending current of life.”

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Some things of sorts by Willebrant cover art

“A selection of reinterpretations, live studio takes, rehearsals, live video and label compilation appearances.”

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Inner Comet No 1 by Beck West cover art

“A long improvised set of ambient bliss for your personal journey.”

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