Music For Relax Vol. 2 (2017)

Artist: Various Performers
Title: Music For Relax Vol. 2
Label: Sweet Harmony
Style: Chill Out, Exotica, Downtempo, Lounge
Release Date: 10-10-2017
Format: CD, Compilation
Quality: 320 Kbps/Joint Stereo/44100Hz
Tracks: 19 Tracks
Size: 187 Mb / 01:21:56 Min

Tracklist:
01. Dmitriy Ruslanoff - Wake (Original Mix) 03:33
02. Sinestesia - Overwater Dance (Original Mix) 05:04
03. Industrial Silence - I'm Mistaken (Original Mix) 03:02
04. Roman Naboka - Four (Original Mix) 08:00
05. Inversion Sound - Hard Way (Original Mix) 03:02
06. Bionikl - Moscow (Original Mix) 03:17
07. Schneider Electric - Away (Dreaman Remix) 07:18
08. Smirnovlezha - Strewsburry With Cream (Original Mix) 04:20
09. Dj Jean Aleksandroff - All For You (Original Mix) 03:40
10. Dj Romana - Angel And Demon (Original Mix) 06:01
11. Roman Naboka - Lotos (Original Mix) 05:22
12. Mr.Meko - Haha (Original Mix) 04:05
13. Distortion Of Reality - Without Member (Original Mix) 01:56
14. Akhl - Starry Sky (Original Mix) 03:35
15. Mr. Matt - Why Then To Live (Original Mix) 03:37
16. Dmitriy Ruslanoff - You And Me (Original Mix) 03:15
17. Dj Quadradex - Devastation (Original Mix) 02:07
18. Sinestesia - On Any Territory (Original Mix) 05:39
19. E-Axe - Invasion (Original Mix) 04:53




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These days, the term lounge music may also be used to describe the types of music played in hotels the lounge, the bar, casinos, several restaurants, and piano bars.
From Russia with love Oceana presents a beautiful and delicate creation from the masters of psychedelic music: Sinestesia. Expect a harmonious mixture of ethno-electronic music with esoteric elements, poems by Daniel Andreev, post apocalyptic punk songs by L.Gambaryan, a sensational interpretation of Yegor Letov's song Jumping-Dap, as well as famous covers on Norwegians Burzum and Ulver. As they call their music style: Synthetic Ethno Doom.
The distinctive sound of exotica relies on a variety of instruments: conga, bongos, vibes, Indonesian and Burmese gongs, boo bams, Tahitian log, Chinese bell tree and Japanese kotos. Additionally intrinsic to the sound of exotica are bird calls, big-cat roars, and even primate shrieks which invoke the dangers of the jungle.