The resulting effort sounds like an instrumental 70s psychedelic rock record made with jungle beats and bass.

1. Hippie
2. Shoes
3. Flowers
4. Blues

Listen to: the entire album.

Release date: 09/15/2013
Zero Slum lives in London England

Tagged as: Electronica, Experimental, Experimental Electronic

1. Music of Fernando Sor by Daniel Estrem: colorful classical guitar
2. Faceless Kings (Expedition Overland Soundtrack) by woodrowgerber: indie/electronic pop fusion - for daydreams, nights out, and everything in-between
3. La Faille by Justin St-Pierre: Acoustic percusive guitar
4. Live At Bliss Gardens by Kourosh Dini: minimalist piano with slashes of ambient electronics
5. A by Kalotone: Melodic Dubstep and Heavy Electronic Stimulation
6. Sun and Earth by Kourosh Dini: minimalist piano with slashes of ambient electronics
7. Death of a Speaker by Kalotone: Melodic Dubstep and Heavy Electronic Stimulation
8. The Missing Link by Gilles Zimmermann: viola da gamba creating new world music
9. On the Move by Kiwi: world roots soul music
10. Deep Transformation (Holotropic Universe) by Angelight: New Age/World Music for mankind from Russia
11. Clouds by Kristian Taus: Collections of melancholic and minimalistic soundscapes
12. Open Heart (Tantric Breath) by Angelight: New Age/World Music for mankind from Russia
13. Up Too Late (instrumental) by Kurt Hunter: If Jason Mraz wrote upbeat pop songs for James Taylor to sing
14. Karooshi Porn by Bjorn Fogelberg: ambient and soft electronica
15. The Singles by Kyven: 80s Pop with Modern Chops
16. Ancient Mosaic with Guitar by La Reverie: Recreating traditional music from a modern perspective
17. Afterglow by Cari Live: thoughtful expressions through intelligent new age
18. Ladislav Jelinek plays Liszt by Ladislav Jelinek: classical works from a World renowned pianist
19. Christmas Guitar by Jeff Wahl: acoustic new age and jazz guitar.
20. Vivaldi - The Four Seasons by Lara St John: Bach violin concertos

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