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My Chill Space
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My Chill Space - Album       My Chill Space - Album

My Chill Space is an album collection of relaxing, stress busting music for alone-time work, after work or a settle down weekend. These high quality, stereo-intensive, often ambient sounds are great with headphones or awesome speakers. After a short title track to settle the nerves, be prepared for longer form synth chill. If you were listening to this on a vinyl LP, it would be like hearing both sides without track breaks (much like an old Pink Floyd album).

 

My Chill Space Album       

1. My Chill Space - Whether it's a glass of wine and a fireplace, or headphones and an easy chair - we all need a place to relax, reflect and discover what we may never have thought of before.

 

2. Lightyear - The shortest of long journeys into space. While there may be much to see along the way - like any road trip, there are long and lonely stretches in between.

 

3. Time Shift - With no daily planetary rotation as a reference, glaxy-hopping gives one a good appreciation of Einstein. What's long is short - what's short is long, when speed and distance are the only measure.

 

4. Cruise Control - Only when you have the time, set yourself up for 30-mins. of uninterrupted relaxation. Tune out the stress and tickle the brainwaves with an ebbing and flowing tide of binaural sounds.

 

 

 

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ALBUMS:
Moving Parts
Symphony 3
Walk Me Through It
Next Stop
Colors of Orchestronics

Keyboard Orchestra
Aesthetic Piano
My Chill Space
Painted Variations
Element of Risk

Agitate
Electro-Acoustic Orchestra
Bulls & Bears
Electronic Orchestra

 

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Orchestronics® officially began in 1999. But long before that, composer Joe Wiedemann was taking inspiration from greats like Hans Zimmer, Vangelis, Yanni and Kraftwerk to expand the use of electronic instruments beyond rock and EDM. Classical, new age, ambient, and film music were all calling for new sounds and instruments. Orchestronics continues to this day, challenging common genre descriptions with new styles and sounds.
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