The Pause Between Moments by Robert Otto Robert Otto : The Pause Between Moments.
 Ambient electronic and neoclassical soundscapes.

Rich synthesizer sounds, ethereal ambient drifts, atmospheric drones, and strings, along with roaming piano take you on an Ambient Electronic Music exploration of The Pause Between Moments.
Songs:

1. Glidepath
2. String Theory in G
3. Echoes
4. String Theory in D
5. Interludes
6. Dream Within a Dream
7. String Theory in A
8. The Pause Between Moments
9. Magnetic Flux Lines
10. String Theory in F

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Release date: 05/11/2016
Robert Otto lives in New Hampshire USA

Tagged as: New Age, Ambient, Electronica, Chillout, Space Music

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