When I composed Ascension, I set out to achieve a very specific goal – to create a piece of music that strikes a perfect balance between relaxation and inspiration, music that seeks to uplift the listener to an elevated state of consciousness while remaining utterly tranquil. Did I accomplish my goal?

Crystal Rain is a musical work of extraordinary peacefulness and purity. It’s hard to imagine a more serene combination of sounds – gentle rain combined with the hauntingly beautiful tones of quartz crystal singing bowls.

Delicate, twinkling chimes and angelic voices, floating in a breeze at high altitude. Far away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life is this ethereal realm of light and freedom.

There is no "fat" in this music. No excess. Just the pure essentials...swirling white noise, the constant hypnotic drone of the binaural beats, and a gentle wandering melody that was created with a bowed glass instrument. This intoxicating combination of sounds will relax you to your core.

Mystic Dawn has an enchanting, mystical atmosphere. It’s a very textural, multi layered composition with an organic, dreamy vibe. It's very comforting. Very nurturing. This is the kind of music you can play for hours on end and just sink into. Magic time.

The vibration produced by the sound of Om chanting is said to correspond with the original vibration that first arose at the time of creation. This auspicious mantra has been used for deep meditation throughout the ages.

The sound of a gentle breeze rustling through nearby trees and grasses. Simple, soothing and a great way to drown out the chatterbox in your mind.

The tranquility of a Zen master’s lifestyle is captured in this soulful and exotic performance. You can just imagine him sitting there by the river, draped in robes, his fingers dancing across the strings of his harp in perfect harmony with the natural world around him.

Delightfully pure and serene, The Temple Gardens Volume 2 opens with nature sounds, wind chimes, contemplative flute phrases and softly bowed crystal singing bowls. As time goes by, the instrumentation fades away, leaving only the calming sound of a forest stream and wind chimes.