Elston Adhley

The 11th Edition of the classic Andrews' Diseases of the Skin, by Drs. William D. James, Timothy G. Berger and Dirk M. Elston, provides the ultimate foundation in dermatology with comprehensive guidance to effectively diagnose and treat a wide range of skin conditions.

The label We Love To Lounge is its collection with the following artists: Aaron Steve, Afrochuck, Angelina Astle, Aqua Mundi, B Bob Combo, Baghira, Benigna Maier, Blue Wave, Bobbi Briere, Cassava Quartet, Chill Smith, Chillo, Clementine Calaway, Delbert Schneider, Diario, Emma Luna, Glady Gowans, Jano de Rhodos, Jasmine Lulu, Jess & Jess, Joleen Hollis, Josefina Keller, Josif Imen Puerta, Kai Elston, Karon Koury, Kusuma Orchestra, Lana Lupercio, Leila Lambrecht, Light in Color, Monroe Days, Oscar Rogers, Real meets Unreal, Rhythmphoria, Rikki Rothermel, Roxano de Santiago, Roy Bennett, Sesion De Los Flores, Shanell Souza, Shantay Huntington, Shivana faction, Sombra Modos, Streets of Brazil, Tad Hutchens, The Best Of Chill Out Lounge, The Biosnakes, The Sura Quintet, Trillian Miles, Vivian Holmes, Wesley Colon, and more. Album in the genre of Downtempo, Chillout, Lounge.

This album of spa music was designed specifically to help the brain drift from the Alpha to Theta states. To enable full appreciation of the massage whilst then assisting to gently return the clients brain waves to the Alpha state towards the end of their therapy by using a subtle change of key, tones and the familiarity of sounds previously used at the beginning of the piece. This unique composition differs from other chillout / spa CDs on the market which feature disruptive silent gaps between tracks and inappropriate rousing drum loops.

Two years ago, a club world constantly in search of new beats and a media constantly in search of new trends were presented with a bright bouncy new baby which answered to the name 'Belearic Beat'…the fact that the only 'rule' proposed was that "there are no rules" was ignored…Then came Mr Balearic's lucky break: Soul II Soul. This is what 'Balearic' was all about…Laying down rules or attempting to initiate trends is completely contrary to what the 'Balearic Spirit' was all about. An effective blanket ban on house/uptempo music in a club is silly, short-sighted, and narrow minded, and it won't take long for people to see it as such.