Ambient Sleeping Pill 1, by Various Artists

Ambient Sleeping Pill 1

by Various Artists

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john kyner Great background sounds while I design, & keeps my head cool!

Anna Spada Deep relaxing even in bad moments! Favorite track: Gumball.

A Strangely Isolated Place Does exactly what it says. When it comes to ambient music, restraint is often the most powerful attribute. Favorite track: Warm Night on the Cold Front.

Brian Bourassa A Heads-up all! This Compilation Rocks your socks off! Well, not literally, but figuratively.

Ten awesome artists, 72 minutes of tunes, and a relaxation, calm inducing journey is all that need be said.

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1.	Hilyard - Warm Night on the Cold Front 06:27	buy track
2.	tsone - A Strange Economy 07:06	buy track
3.	Hakobune - Catenary 09:41	buy track
4.	Ascendant - Drift Chamber 08:00	buy track
5.	Phillip Wilkerson - They Came and Were Gone 06:26	buy track
6.	Pillow Garden - Dark Moon Lullaby 10:53	buy track
7.	Bubble - Gumball 05:07	buy track
8.	Daschön - Eluded 03:22	buy track
9.	Opaline - Watching a Glowing Horizon Bend with Earth 12:00	buy track
10.	Twisted Perspective & Andrew J Klimek - It Was January 03:31	buy track

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Running time: 72:33

This album is divided into two 40-minute, 5-track halves—both a sort of mini voyage. (There is an intentional delay between these halves on the CD.) Both “Warm Night on the Cold Front” and “Dark Moon Lullaby” are epic and blissful (though quite different), slowly fading in and out, ebbing and flowing, with the most dynamic range on the album. (Track 1 is also the loudest song on the album, so if you set your volume during the middle of this track you are safe to lie down across the room :) Both tracks fade out slowly enough to allow you to fully leave your consciousness behind, before giving you a plush entrance into dreamland via “A Strange Economy” and “Gumball.” We then visit the more mysterious scenes of night, with the reverent “Catenary” and “Eluded.” Flying back on the wings of “Drift Chamber” and “Watching a Glowing Horizon Bend with Earth,” we drift in the heavens for what seems an eternity longer, before coming awake again. The dissonant elements at the end of “They Came and Were Gone” sound to me like the confusion of awakening from an unexpected nap, but they are subtle enough to let you sleep through. “It Was January” is designed to wake you up and inspire you. I encourage you to turn this one up, but it was placed lower in the mix just in case you planned to sleep until morning...

A huge thank you to all the fantastic independent musicians who made this possible and fulfilled something of a dream for me. Also a big thank you to the radio supporters and those of you purchasing this.

-Andrew J Klimek, Ambient Sleeping Pill Radio, January 2014

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released January 31, 2014

on Stereoscenic Records [SCENE-1]

1 w/p/p by Bryan Hilyard (hilyard.bandcamp.com)

2 w/p/p by Tony Obr (tonyobr.net) originally from the self-released album "Exiles"

3 w/p/p by Takahiro Yorifuji (hakobunemusic.jp) from "Whispering in Their Presence" on Sunshine Ltd. (sunshineltd.info)

4 w/p/p by Don Tyler & Chris Bryant (ambientascendant.com)

5 w/p/p by Phillip Wilkerson (phillipwilkerson.net)

6 w/p/p by Sarah H Chung (pillowgarden.com)

7 w/p/p by John Sobocan (bubble9.bandcamp.com) from the upcoming release "01" on Carpe Sonum Records (carpesonum.com)

8 w/p/p by Damien Labynit (daschön.com)

9 w/p/p by Hunter P Thompson (opaline.bandcamp.com) from Flight Patterns on Twin Springs Tapes (twinspringstapes.bandcamp.com)

10 original version "It Was November" w/p/p by Aditya Sharma (aditya.bandcamp.com) reworked with electric guitar & vocals by Andrew J Klimek

Photography by David Leavitt (aeelements.com)

Compiled & mastered by Andrew J Klimek

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