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| quote: | Originally posted by SMC
I can't believe people are suggesting upbeat dance music. Ok, it could be perceived as kinda relaxing, but out of all music, a pounding bass kick is relaxing? |
It can be if it's slower and made to sound "deep". There's plenty of good progressive house and trance music that is slower, deeper and more "relaxing". The trick is the tempo, keeping it under say 132 bpm, using relaxing melodies and or more things sound more hypnotic. Lots of Deep House is relaxing I think. Heck I find some faster trance tracks relaxing...like Hydra's "Affinity (Thrillseekers Dub)" or some music by Micro de Govia relaxing..and certaintly a lot of Chicane's music is, but he produces quite a number of non-dance ambient music as well. But to respond to the thread starter....
If you want sleepy..i'de suggest Robert Rich or Steve Roach. Robert Rich even has done "sleep concerts" where people brought pillows and just slept to his music..in a sense letting the minimal, hypnotic sounds of the music put people to sleep. Steve Roach's music is quite sparse and expansive and definitely good music to fall asleep to.
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