Show Notes
A seamless journey by Sasha FieldFunk (@fieldfunkrecords) through ambient, balearic, and downtempo grooves. This mix is your perfect companion for working, studying, or simply unwinding.
Featuring a world-class selection from artists like Kronos Quartet & Dj Spooky, Mark Barrott, Jon Hassell, Seahawks, Fred P., and Sweatson Klank.
From the introspective "Chillin' 4 Work" to the far-out "Moons of Titan" and the urban tranquility of "On The Outskirts Where the City Ends," this mix is designed for deep listening. Press play, zone in, and drift away.
Cover designed by Sasha FieldFunk: https://www.instagram.com/sashafieldfunkart
Tracklist: 01. Kronos Quartet & Dj Spooky - The Broken Compass (intro Theme) 02. You're Me - Lucidity 03. Gi Gi - Delft 04. Mark Barrott - Chillin' 4 Work 05. Velv.93 - Blood Moon 06. Seahawks - Spirals Guide Us 07. Fred P. - Story Of Humans 08. Jon Hassell - Moons of Titan 09. 2030 - Theta 10. Nueen - Viejo Roble del Camino 11. Sweatson Klank - On The Outskirts Where the City Ends 12. Sonny Ism - Clock Without Hands 13. Precipitation - Futatsugame Contemplation 14. Haji K. - A White-Tinted Sky 15. PARC - Cycles 16. Ludwig A.F. - Glass 17. Land of The Isles - Subtle Thoughts 18. Panoram - Hyperuration
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