Echoes from the Aether by Ray Carl Daye Ray Carl Daye : Echoes from the Aether.
 Atmospheric ambient/electronic music.

On this album, Ray Carl Daye weaves a hypnotic spell of textures and tone. Like the Earth's upper atmosphere, the music is pure, floating, weightless, frictionless - both static and slowly evolving.

Echoes From the Aether is music for an Earth in transition, the echoes being signals of change and aether referring to the Earth's upper atmosphere. This is ambient soundscapes and installation music with minimal, slowly shifting synth patterns, perfect for background ambience.

Songs:

1. Echoes from the Aether
2. A Fragile Shift
3. Meridian Wave
4. The Light Between

Listen to: the entire album.

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Release date: 3/25/2013
Ray Carl Daye lives in Ottawa Canada

Tagged as: Ambient, Experimental, Massage, Space Music

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