Audio Alchemy (Experiments In Beat Reconstruction) is a 1997 compilation album released through Ubiquity Records. Highlights include music by Mumbles, Q-Burns Abstract Message, Cut Chemist, Bugs, Molasses, Sharpshooters and many more.

Stive Morgan is a talented electronic composer, unfortunately, almost unknown to a wide range of listeners. The real name of the musician is Vlad Motkov, now he lives in the city of Kimry. His favorite styles are: Electro, Electro Techno, Euro Techno, Instrumental, New Age, Reggae, Synth-Pop.

Climb aboard to partake on a “Soulful” journey of wondrous feel-good music, evoking warmth, light and intimacy. Familiar but stunningly fresh, the latest Lemongrass output appears like meeting up with a good friend. Cruising at ease through a splendid day, bathing in the sun atop a green meadow or a solitary walk along a beach – that magic is on display throughout the whole album run. Roland Voss aka Lemongrass is a master of weaving subtly soothing and salutary atmospheres by balancing natural and electronic sound sources.

Do It Again And Again is the 2016 album by Japanese san Shinichiro Yokota. This was released by Far East Recording.

Solar Quest is a one-man ambient and acid trance music project founded in 1993 by George Saunders and its aim is to combine renewable solar energy with electronic music. In 1993 and 1994 he had as much as nine releases, of which two were full length albums (the other under alias Entropica). The track Acid Air Raid, released in 1993, is one of the classics of acid techno and next year's dreamy Orgship is a significant release in ambient music. For the annual Glastonbury Performing Arts Festival Solar Quest has often produced a solar energy powered ambient concert tent and a lot of its music has been recorded and mixed in a studio powered by solar energy.

ESSENTIAL COLLECTION is an outstanding collection of timeless Pop and Rock hits refashioned into today’s hip Lounge/Downtempo style. These familiar songs, originally recorded by the biggest artists in the world, have been restyled into Cocktail Party anthems. Hear Norah Jones, Pearl Jam, Foo Fighters, Bush, Depeche Mode, Green Day, U2, Coldplay, Nirvana, Madonna, Sinead O'Connor, Alanis Morissette, Prince and Cher chilled and stirred into one of the most original Lounge albums of the decade!

As the name suggests, this is a release that the listener can float away to… whether relaxing on a palm fringed tropical beach, taking an extended steamy hot bath or just hitting the repeat button on the cd player and drifting off into a land of comfortable dreams. Ishq, Steve Roach, Eat Static, Adham Shaikh, Shpongle, Circular and others.

"Bulletproof Heart" is the 9th studio album by Grace Jones, released on October 13, 1989. The album, co-produced by Chris Stanley, would be her last studio album for 19 years, until she released "Hurricane" in 2008. Only 2 singles were released from Bulletproof Heart. "Love on Top of Love" was chosen as the lead single and received numerous remixes. It met with limited success and only reached modest positions in Italy and the Netherlands. However, the 12" remix of the song, subtitled "Killer Kiss", was a significant club hit in the US. Jones' cover of "Amado Mio", a song from the classic 1946 film Gilda, was released as the final single in 1990. It also made little impact, still reaching the Top 40 in Italy, but placing at the bottom of the German and UK charts. Commercial performance of the album was also poor: it peaked at #55 in Germany, failing to enter charts elsewhere, thus becoming the lowest-charting of all her studio albums and one of her least successful offerings.

Evocative, introspective, and immersive are the words that come to mind when listening to Cialyn's works. Listening to this album is a warm immersive experience that transports you somewhere else on an introspective conscious journey. The journey is evocative as it stimulates relaxed feelings and emotional reveries. The listener irrevocably gets lost in an enveloping excursion that ends all too quickly, leaving the desire for more.Cialyn's prodigious library offers quality listening experiences.

Welcome to the enchanted world of Eterna. Immerse yourself in the light that shines forth as the doors of heaven are opened and the bridge between heaven and earth are illuminated once again. Angelic voices mixed with heavenly beats create a celestial chilled vibe, as blissful Gregorian chants soar across an ecstatic state of downtempo grooves.

As Yanni's first album of original material in five years - he revisited the past on 2014's Inspirato and recast Mexicanísimo as My Passion for Mexico in 2012 - Sensuous Chill doesn't feel rushed, nor does it feel lazy. At nearly 70 minutes, it does feel a little bit long but Yanni doesn't keep the 17 tracks treading water. Occasionally, he trades in placid surfaces, letting a slight Middle Eastern flair drift into view, but he often ratchets up the R&B beats while threading in spectral soul vocals straight out of Pink Floyd, letting things glide into a full song and then slide away back to a realm that can only be identified by the title's claim. If the production and aesthetic of the record feel slightly out of date - it feels like it could've been cut in the '90s - there's also a charm to its traditionalism: Yanni knows what he does well and he does it proudly here.

Manifold Music presents Smooth Jazz Lounge: Most Wanted. Chillwalker, Cafe Americaine, Emotional, Deeparture, In Credo and others.

Sound Mirrors suggests that 1989's What's That Noise? wasn't a slick fluke, but that there are actually two Coldcuts. There's the Coldcut who sound like they're controlling the uncontrollable with jagged shards of hip-hop and dance music bouncing joyfully around the room while sneering at the conventional song. Let Us Play!, the unstoppable Journeys by DJ, and their Solid State radio program all fall into this category, all featuring maverick music that made the un-ironic guest appearances of Lisa Stansfield and the bubbly/forgotten Yazz on What's That Noise? seem like youthful pop folly…

Suns of Arqa have materialised as a musical collective, combining the ancient Hindustani raga systems with Piobaireachd and Nyabinghi roots drumming. They appear intermittently at the seasonal festivals and sacred ritual spaces, where they are a vehicle for the positive raising of vibration, connecting with both the sensory and infinite worlds, for the on going evolution of all sentient beings.
Opening with the wonderful psychedelia of Lennon & McCartney's "Tomorrow Never Knows", "Shabda" by Suns Of Arqa moves through the familiar territories of dub, ragas and world music in a conscious and direct manner. Tracks 2 and 3 build up the hypnotic tension before "Through The Gate We Go" drops into some heavy 90s breakbeat dub…

Freeform Jazz is the 2016 compact disc by Japanese producer Uyama Hiroto. This was put out by Roph Recordings.