What's the most beautiful, calming, healing, ambient music you know of?

[Luke Wilson]

What's the most beautiful, calming, healing, ambient music you know of?

[Nathan Bell]

I use it every day for meditation
youtube.com/watch?v=0royfEWGf6c

[John Cruz]

Some user recommended this last week, I enjoyed
llynycwn.bandcamp.com

[Thomas Nguyen]

youtube.com/watch?v=1HcFMUvwtOE
Sweet dreams Sup Forums

[Blake Jackson]

Just listened to this today. Even SOTL’s b sides are gold.

youtu.be/jp7ILFYDNW4

[Isaac Brown]

I've been listening to this album on repeat as I drive from work through the dark and cold, and the music makes the drive feel incredible, like an ethereal, dreamlike, Blade Runner vibe.

youtube.com/watch?v=O90YQmR7gR8

[Parker Sullivan]

Somnium. 7 hours of beautiful drone music and nature recordings. One of my favorite parts is around hour 5 or 6, featured in this video. I have listened to countless ambient albums but this one in particular is one I always come back to.
youtube.com/watch?v=Lfs7AVszmzQ

[Blake Stewart]

I...I don't want to share it

[Logan Allen]

youtube.com/watch?v=XxtzTv9MtRk

[Isaiah Ramirez]

SHARE IT!!

This is currently my favorite. I can't believe I didn't start listening to ambient music sooner. It allows more freedom as a listener than music with words and discrete, fast-paced rhythm and chords.

youtube.com/watch?v=j0Sz0lgYhKw

An ambient album will mean a different thing, on a different day. The meaning is more malleable and changeable depending on our state of mind when listening. Life becomes more like a movie when I listen to ambient. The meaning feels more fixed and predetermined when I listen to a song with lyrics. Ambient is a more open experience.

[Oliver Gomez]

Falling asleep and later waking up with this still playing is one of the most beautiful experiences I've had

[Owen Williams]

Well, okay, since you bullied me.

[Joseph Young]

What is Sup Forums's opinion of this album? I personally find it very good music to feel feelings to, in their raw form. Feelings of loneliness, isolation, hopelessness, etc. It's not necessarily a bad thing. It's like the music guides you through the void of the feelings.

bengalfuel.bandcamp.com/album/sadye

[Jacob Hall]

interesting. i have seen it posted here before and did not check it but now i will. the track titles are intriguing

[Daniel Fisher]

Known as the “Italian Brian Eno”, this proto ambient piece from the 70s is beauty
youtu.be/tBCdn4-bn4w

[Brandon Reed]

youtube.com/watch?v=PeLuQ6X2ixI

[Hunter Bailey]

Nice description. I see it as a downward spiral and it goes from a calm in the first track and gradually gets intense and then very lonely and by the end you are at the very bottom. It is indicative in the Dante references, the last track is Ninth Circle and it is basically the opposite of the first track, no hope. Glad to find someone else here appreciating this, I want to discuss it. It is a serious work of art in my view. It was the first ambient that really took me, and I got it from spotify rec!

[James Collins]

ownrecords.bandcamp.com/album/always-in-postscript

[Thomas King]

youtube.com/watch?v=0XYXexLWOKc

[Zachary Long]

Here's some ambient music, very calming
youtu.be/8xLt4odEjo8

[Zachary Howard]

Same my dude. It’s comfy as fuck.

[Christopher Walker]

youtube.com/watch?v=PoJKpE165_w&t=25s
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[Kevin Fisher]

youtube.com/watch?v=l-GwX5x1cio
youtube.com/watch?v=FJTzc3zrIrw

[Justin Flores]

youtube.com/watch?v=f9iBEPOe6QY

[Nathan Thomas]

I've fallen asleep to this many a time, ebut I feel like I've never really listened to it.

[Angel Anderson]

sleepy now, nice music