26 mixes with tracks by “nature sounds”

Some tunes to keep you going when you feel the grind.

A fusion of contemporary classical compositions blended with field recordings, looped and layered cello sounds, drones, ambient electronic, as well as minimalist piano pieces. One hour of relaxation including music by Julia kent, Adam Hurst, Zoe Keating, Machinefabriek and Keith Kenniff among others.

© Photo: Tzeli Hadjidimitriou, Dancing Nudes. Lesvos Island, Greece.

A sonic postcard recalling faded memories, back from our childhood. The family's yearly summer vacations next to the sea, the unexpected summer storms in the middle of August, the endless bicycle rides, and, this, permanent smell of coconut suntanning lotion everywhere. Forty five blissful minutes, including work by Keith Kenniff, Dictaphone, Library Tapes, and Peter Broderick among others.

© Photo: Odolphie, Old Photos. tinyurl.com/c4cxy9g

4 hours 16 minutes 43 seconds of pure nature. No music. Appreciate.

“Nature has always had more power than education”

Just close those eyes and drift away..

(6 hours 18 minutes 46 seconds)

15 Tracks of nature recordings meant for anything from studying to sleeping. Their relaxing and even a little beautiful at times. Press play and step back outside for a little bit, when was the last time you were in a tropical rainforest?
Highlights - - - streams and rivers and jungles and storms and birds and awesome nature stuff like that

Rest your head on my shoulders and sleep. Close your eyes and dream of a place where happiness knows no end. Sweet Dreams - A.R.

Natural water sounds and instrumentals for relaxation. Water creek, rain on the pond, thunderstorm, ocean shores.

Rain is renewal. It brings new life into nature, whether its light or heavy, beautiful or ugly. Take a trip through the start of a light rain fall and its evolution into an all out storm, not for the faint of heart I must say. Enjoy.

Birdsong is calming, beautiful and most amazingly, natural. What these animals can vocalize is more important then anything we will ever say ourselves. Enjoy.

Tall trees, wide brush, open fields and moving streams. Forests are amazing centers of life and provide a multitude of habitats for an even greater multitude of animals. There beautiful, big, and at times God-like in their serenity. Lets take a walk.

A constantly moving and changing force of nature. The oceans have always been a source of both fear and wonder for human civilization. The seemingly last explored place on the planet, they still hold mysteries and questions waiting to be solved. Listen for shoreline, shallow wave, and deep ocean sounds with maybe a small dip into an underwater cave. Enjoy.