Today Kesseny has released some of his current music on Ambient Music Garden as 128kb/s versions for free.
The higher quality mp3 versions remain at a low affordable download price also.
Here’s one more for you all!
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Hi! Here’s some new music from Ambient Music Garden for Spring / Summer 2008. We have a new category as well: Dark Ambient has been added to our collection and begins with two albums listed below. |
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New Ambient Relaxation Music
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| Asoma: Many of you have already listened and downloaded Asoma’s new offering: Spa Music which is two long pieces offered as an album for relaxation, mediation and therapy. |
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| Lazy Hammock: Island Lover. Lazy’s latest warmed up offering is popular with chillout lovers. Island Lover brings some diversity and some gorgeous tracks together in a single chillout album. |
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| Dave Ross: Half of Skywirters brings us a haunting relaxing dark ambient album named Midwinter. Cool for meditation and moody atmospheric ambiences. |
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| The Colour Of Time: offer up their first full album to Ambient Music Garden in the shape of Neon Waves, A dark ambient collection that is the second of our dark ambient category albums. |
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| Graphite: Graphite has three great new tracks / mixes: Mysterious Girl, I’m Me Again and Beautiful Nights to compliment his down-tempo collection here..and moving a little into ambient too! |
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| Nick & Gerald: The transatlantic duo have created a new ambient piece called ‘In Absentia‘. |
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| A quick reminder: last season we offered up Paul Adams and Dave Hoffman for the first time but weren’t able to bring you more details at that time. | |
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For starters check out the New Age / Nature Inspired Ambient Album ‘The Property Of Water ‘by Paul Adams … |
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| …and also Dave Hoffman’s downtempo ‘Prairie Skies’. |
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Click here and check out Ambient Music Garden’s music here.
This page is intented to give you some ideas of how to use music within your therapy.
Music as we all know can guide our feelings and moods. F4b music is new and unheard that has a combination of sounds that sooth and calm and will enhance any therapeutic journey.
If you are a therapist looking for music for therapy the best thing to look for to start with is music that matches the duration of your therapy so you dont have to stop the therapy session to change tracks or have empty gaps that will have your client wondering what will happen next.
Also, consider using a 5 to 10 minute track for introductions and talking to your client when he or she enters your therapy room and takes some time to relax and talk to you about how they are, if they are an existing client, or talk to you for perhaps longer if they are a new client coming for their evaluation session.
Then for the session, choose a piece that is exactly the same length as your session, or longer if you are happy to turn down the volume when you choose to finish. You may choose a longer length piece to enable you to work with your client in a less structured way, enabling you to have the option of continuing with them for as long as you feel is right for that session.
The exact length pieces you choose will be more useful as you set out a session plan that is structured around 30 or 40 minute therapy lengths.
The additional benefit of music to support you through this timed therapy is that it will help you keep track of time.
Look additionally for pieces of music that have a time marker on them, for example a bell chime every 5 minutes that helps you to keep track of time but also move onto another part of your therapy process.
Additionally, a more distinct chime or other sound (but still subtle and in keeping with the music and the therapy session) would aid you with confirming the last part of your therapy is coming up so that you can begin to raise your client out of the session and begin to connect with their surroundings again.
In part 2 I will talk about sound design and composition.
| Hi! we have a new name! For a while now we’ve been pondering the need (or not) to change our name to something that better reflects us. Ambient Music Garden does just that. We will continue to focus on ambient music and its use in therapy and for ambient fans. The ‘garden’ bit? well, gardens are a place of tranquility and relaxation so we felt this created an atmosphere of peace that we aim to continue to portray within our music community here at Ambient Music Garden. Let us know what you think. | |
| New Ambient & Chill-out Artists For Winter 2007. Mild as it is here in the South West of the UK its time to batten down the hatches for the winter and warm ourselves up by the fire. To help us is our community of artist plus some new guys I would like to welcome below: | |
| Mel: Native to Britain but located in Austria Mel has created a collection of Chakra inspired ambient pieces which will be great for chakra lead therapies. This work has already been proven and worked well with therapists and it has been used within a film. |
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| Red Robin: RR joins and offers up an atmospheric flute track that is perfect for escaping to a fantasy world for relaxation and would do wonders within a therapeutic environment . |
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| Graphite: From Romania provides a mix of piano ambient with a hint of Ibiza. |
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| Dreamscapes: From Canada offers up his first solo work. Read More about Dreamscapes in his artist page. |
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| Asoma: Also from Canada and providing a wide range of albums for relaxation and therapy from a solar powered studio. |
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| Paul Adams. Paul provides us with a range of new acoustic ambient albums sprinkled with emotive electronic pads. This month we launch his ambient flavoured Christmas album. More to come in 2008. | |
| David Hoffman. Dave, who also creates with Paul offers up his Christmas album which is loosely describable as down-tempo but with influences of jazz too. Less ambient, more relaxing. give it a spin. | |
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| Heavencorn: New ambient music from the heart of Latvia. Sonic layers of synth pads and vocals. |
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| lazy Hammock: Lazy has a new Yoga inspired album for us!! we are privilidged to have LH’s album here and all the tracks have a 30 second sample for you to listen to. LH’s new album, Lost In Dreams is classic Chill-Out Downtempo and provides the feel of warm summer eves that will warm your limbs up as you meditate and go through your yogic routines. |
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| Sagar: We have a selection of new acoustic pieces from Sagar here too. Beautiful ambient pieces from Sagar’s new album Graveyard Shift sold individually. |
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| Happy Christmas everyone! thank you for reading and we hope to see you back at Ambient Music Garden in the new year. | |
Asoma, Graphite and Dreamscapes are three new exciting artists to have music available via f4b.com. Sign up to the news bulletin to hear when they are available for download!
— Guy
Two new albums by improvisation Canadian band Kush are available as from today. Expect the unexpected, although chillout is the best I can categorise them within f4b, they arent true to the genre.
Interesting listening for all :O)
f4b.com The Ambient Music Garden
— Guy
New Artist on F4b released today include Uncarved Block, Sagar, RedRobin & James Parrish. More to come.
If you have any interesting stories about how you use ambient relaxation music or any kind of music to relax with or use within therapy please let us know and we will profile it at f4b.com
F4b.com The Ambient Music Garden
— Guy
F4b proudly announces the following ambient artists:
Richard Scott
Soul Music Therapy
Branko Isakovich, Divine Sound
Viba
New Tracks from:
Nick & Gerald
Heavencorn
Artytou
Jash
Will
John-Paul
The Colour Of Time
….mixing ambient, soundscape and chillout / downtempo styles.
Coming soon:
Sagar
Skywriters
If you have a distinct ambient style, chillout, ambient dub, nature inspired ambient, mystic, ethnic or just great relaxation music you’d like to offer up to the therapy and royalty free markets, please give us a shout.
— Guy
The love of collaborating with artists · 113 days ago
One thing thats been great about running f4b is sharing in the excitement of many of the active artists here at f4b. Its like a view into the world of ambient music across the globe, as they travel and collaborate and produce new pieces inspired by their meetings with one another.
Its great to have pieces particularly put here for f4b too. I am honoured to have such interest here. But then, maybe its understandable when one thinks less of ones-self and more about what the music is here for and what it can achieve for anyone.
That’s why artists are motivated. Many talk of the rewarding feeling that some of their music is somewhere helping someone. even just relaxing in our complicated world is enough for us, to achieve that is not a simple task sometimes.
I am excited about the new work the guys are doing, and the new artists who are bringing new styles of music to us here, creating an increased diversity of what I am now struggling to just call ambient. For that reason alone I am forever re-thinking how to help the f4b visitor to browse through our music. Ambient.. Meditation audio, meditation soundscapes.. buddhist meditations.. I need to continually question these categories that they are helping musician and listener connect.
Look out for new artists with new interpretations of ambient and relaxation music, new interpretations of chillout music and soundscapes.
I am also hoping to up our catelogue to include guided imagery / guided meditations, nature inspired ambient music, organic ambient music, and hopefully eventually, ambient dub and even dark ambient maybe.
— Guy
