Solace Embrace by Mokhov Mokhov : Solace Embrace.
 The most uplifting electronic music.

Possibly one of the best uplifting electronic albums. These 10 instrumental electronic tunes sound like Bonobo + Röyksopp. With some Four Tet and Boards of Canada 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. Solace Embrace
2. Moonlight Night
3. Afternoon Moon
4. Emotion Reflection
5. Summer Shimmer
6. Spring Morning
7. Rainbow Glow
8. Midnight Light
9. Spring Evening
10. Sunlight Flight

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Release date: 11/22/2016
Mokhov lives in Nevada USA

Tagged as: Electronica, Experimental, Downtempo, Instrumental, IDM

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