208 mixes with tracks by “Nils+Frahm”

Dear studying brothers and sisters: all will be well when it's over, and hopefully it will be worth it : )
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Length: 80 tracks (about 6 1/2 hours).
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Includes Downtempo, Neo-Classical, Nu-Jazz/Hip-Hop-Inspired Beats, a dab of Experimental, Dreamy Electronic, etc. Dark, light, in-between...you get the idea. Cheers!
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Part 1: Visit http://soundowl.com/track/3ecq/astral-dreams-bowing-to-the-study-go... to download and share.
(I promise to finish part 2 after my German final : )

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

You look at the stars and realize how big the universe is, how you are but an atom in the greater scheme of things. Yes, it makes you feel small - but not insignificant.

Some nice tracks for a rainy day of may

A non comprehensive and highly eclectic update of the newest and best (not necessary both at the same time) releases...or at least the newer songs that didn't make it on to retraudio

"I find myself regarding existence as though from beyond the tomb, from another world; all is strange to me; I am, as it were, outside my own body and individuality; I am depersonalized, detached, cut adrift. Is this madness?" [42 tracks, 2.7 hours]

Photo by © Tony Katai

Starts with some soft vocal tracks and transitions to a dreamy ambiance. Perfect for studying, falling asleep, or relaxing.

A playlist for when you need to clear your head, for writing, studying, reading or falling asleep.

(28 tracks including Jonsi and Alex, Library Tapes and Eluvium)

Fifteen captivating piano songs to ease your mind and send you floating off into a dream.

12 tracks including music by Deebs, Blackbird Blackbird, Flume and Lapalux.

More songs to help work in a relaxed environment, with a bit more of an emphasis on strings compared to Dark Hours 1

The sea. The sound. The sensation. The silence.