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Format:
MP3, 128 kbps
Length: 61:51
Tracks: 18
© Helge Krabye (TONO/ncb)
Travel in Silence $7.90
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About Travel in Silence
This album has acoustic and electronic pieces inspired by ambient, world fusion, chill out and experimental electronica. A highly eclectic album to ease your soul! Comes with a nice Digipak sleeve. The digital booklet with images and information about the recordings, instruments and artist is available as a free download from the official artist page of Homeless Balloon and when purchasing the album at iTunes.5 RECs for this Album
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Vorkronor Rec'd this on Aug 12, 2007:
Street Cred: 7050
Rec's: 210
“Very relaxing. No Chaos, just order in this slow song.”
thedrakester Rec'd this on Oct 1, 2007:
Street Cred: 2917
Rec's: 463
“In league with Enigma, but has influences of Massive Attack, Thievery Corp. and Art of Noise. All while feeling that Kitaro stopped by and brought Andreas Vollenweider...I dl'd every single one of these track from all 3 albums...great music!”
Syrrys Rec'd this on Oct 2, 2007:
Street Cred: 155
Rec's: 8
“This is the one upon the strength of which I bought the album. It still holds up really well. Nice chill track, but with enough going on that it's far from boring. The vocals are very delerium/enigma at their most choral.”
bwe Rec'd this on Aug 12, 2007:
Street Cred: 8941
Rec's: 298
“Nice and relaxing. If this is silence, I want more silence :-)”
Vorkronor Rec'd this on Aug 12, 2007:
Street Cred: 7050
Rec's: 210
“Electronica meets Turkish sound and the result is a very pleasant song. Occasional background chorals included :)”
