Sit back and allow the sounds of this album to transport you to another place. The viscerally uplifting nature of Ryo Utasato's music is immediately apparent as the first track opens... and so the journey begins.

1. Babylon
2. Medusa
3. Forgotten Kingdom
4. Dance with Papilio
5. Bamboo Forest
6. Final Escape
7. Pearl
8. Beyond the Sea
9. Murasaki
10. Sida

Listen to: the entire album.

Release date: 2/5/2013
Ryo Utasato lives in Tokyo Japan

Tagged as: World, Electronica

1. Silver by Beth Quist: electro-Balkan / Indian meets New Age.
2. Less Is More by 4oresight: Chill Electronica with a Touch of Alternative House and Hip-Hop
3. 8 by Barks and Crock: Berlin based electronic music - from ambient atmospheric to dance
4. Eastern Expressions 2 - Gomera by Ruben van Rompaey: passionate Eastern percussion
5. Shall We Dance by Beth Quist: electro-Balkan / Indian meets New Age.
6. Don't Wake Me by Joey Fehrenbach: gorgeously sculpted, uber-melodic downtempo
7. Lavender by Middle-Earth Ensemble: sultry and percussive Mid-East fusion
8. Eastern Wind by Eliyahu Sills: cross-cultural grooves
9. 2000Hz by The Rapture: Electronica with a heart
10. Synthetic Dream by Rildrim: electronic music becomes poetry
11. Love and you and I by Lizzi: groovy downtempo rock
12. Eastern Expressions 3 - Asahi by Ruben van Rompaey: passionate Eastern percussion
13. Cerulean Blue by Robert Otto: Ambient Electronic and Neoclassical Soundscapes
14. Eastern Grooves by DJ Cary: chill out compilations built from Magnatune music
15. Sharena (vocals removed) by Zhaba: psychedelic power meets hypnotic Bulgarian rhythms
16. Wet City Rockers (vocals removed) by Wet City Rockers: rootsy, dubby, Reggae sounds from the rainy city
17. On My Way (vocals removed) by Wet City Rockers: rootsy, dubby, Reggae sounds from the rainy city
18. Tasabasaba (vocals removed) by To Life!: Music as a journey through tribal landscapes, rhythmic dance, hypnotic trance.

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