Future Hope by Mokhov Mokhov : Future Hope.
 The most uplifting electronic music.

Uplifting electronic music, these ten instrumental electronic tunes sound like Four Tet + Boards of Canada. With some Bonobo and Röyksopp thrown in. Uplifting, energizing, melodic, and emotionally-hitting. If you like that style of electronic/instrumental hip-hop/downtempo music, this album is for you.
Songs:

1. Future Hope
2. Echo Love
3. Sun Life
4. Imagine Beyond
5. Golden Waves
6. Soul Breeze
7. Love Gravity
8. Endless Skies
9. Hope Shimmer
10. Solace Reflect

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Release date: 01/20/2015
Mokhov lives in Nevada USA

Tagged as: Electronica, Experimental, Experimental Electronic

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