Acoustic textures of sound with spacious introspection. Flutes, guitars and piano - music that holds a space of love and relaxation.

The contributions of Osho musicians Devakant, Prem Joshua, Kalyan and Ravi, make this an eclectic collection of sounds.

Free flowing melodies carried by the four winds - people coming together to play and merge their musical colours on this bundle of energy that became Sambodhi Prem's first album release.

1. To Every Heart Alive
2. Waltz for a Blissful Goddess
3. Aspects of Time
4. Mystery of the Moon
5. Mirror of the Sun
6. And Yet and Yet
7. Miracle Before Breakfast
8. Kalimba Flight
9. Zen Light and Silence
10. The Flower
11. A Sudden Dance

Listen to: the entire album.

Release date: 5/12/2017
Sambodhi Prem lives in Auckland New Zealand

Tagged as: Ambient, New Age, Inspirational, Instrumental Ambient, Acoustic Guitar, Chillout, Contemporary Piano, Daydreaming, Flute, Massage, Spa and relaxation, Yoga

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