Into the Unknown by Robert Otto Robert Otto : Into the Unknown.
Ambient electronic and neoclassical soundscapes.


Into the Unknown is somewhat of a departure from my prior works as I explore incorporating arpeggios, rhythmic and melodic elements with a few nods to the Berlin School style of electronic music.

This album does contain tracks similar to my prior ambient works while also incorporating rhythmic or other elements. As always, my main goal with each track is to create a soundscape that captures a place, mood or event. Into the Unknown is also a themed album telling the story of an epic-type adventure from departure to return home.


Songs:

1. The Odyssey Begins
2. The Open Sea
3. The Maelstrom
4. Unknown Territory
5. Lost
6. The Chase
7. Desert Crossing
8. Homecoming

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

Tagged as: Electronica, Ambient, Space Music, World Electronic


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