Show Notes
As I lay my head to rest,
I pray my dreaming will be blessed:
With glittering starlight upon the moon,
Floating like a lost balloon.
With chuckling streams that catch the light,
And songbirds trilling with delight.
With soft white clouds in pure blue skies,
A lilting breeze that gently sighs.
With weeping willows that quietly droop
Their shadows, as they drape and stoop.
With blossom scents that chase the air,
Like children run without a care.
As I lay my head to sleep,
I pray my dreams are safe to keep.
― As I Lay My Head To Rest by Danielle Ward
Also, did you know that I have another podcast called Chill Pills. It features the same quality of mixing craftmanship but focuses on more genres of downtempo music spanning chillout, lofi chill hop and lounge.
Tracklist
00:00
Jon Hopkins ― Abandon Window
05:16
Rudy Adrian ― Moonwater
08:31
Rudy Adrian & Ron Boots ― Papanui Lagoon
10:53
Adham Shaikh & Tim Floyd ― Embers
15:05
Darshan Ambient ― Soft Land
22:00
Antonymes ― No Dominion [Demo Excerpt]
27:14
Robert Rich & Lisa Moscow ― Bija
37:32
Pepe Sitra ― Phoenix
42:32
Jeff Pearce ― Opening Theme
45:54
Rudy Adrian ― Eclipse
49:58
Alan Stivell ― La harpe, l'eau, le vent 1 (Telenn, avel, dour)
54:41
Deep Forest ― The Second Twilight
57:26
Steve Roach ― Saguaro
More from Calm Pills - Soothing Space Ambient and Piano Music for Relaxing, Sleeping, Reading, or Mindful Meditation
A journey through the quiet spaces where light finds its way into the depths of your shadows. This mix invites you to rediscover the beauty in surrendering to something greater than yourself. It is not just about finding your way but about feeling held, even in the vastness of the unknown.
Once upon a time while wandering through ethereal realms of ambient music landscape, I encountered a label that embodies the essence of what I seek to share through my mixes: Echoes in the Valley. This label with its deep commitment to releasing music that blends ambient with the natural world, has always been a source of exquisite music that was featured on this podcast. I was also fortunate to discover several of my now favorite ambient artists through this label.