Night Silence Desert

The first two volumes of the Silence project are credited to Pete Namlook and Dr. Atmo while the following three are by Pete Namlook alone.
Silence (1992) is the one that started it all, Fax's first album release and one which caught the ear of both seasoned electronic boffins and dance fans looking for a chilled-out tonic after a night among the thumping beats of clubland.
Both this album and Silence II (1993) are collaborations with close associate Dr. Atmo and despite being at times almost new age in their choice of themes (a voice whispers sweet cosmic nothings like "we are all part of the universe") the music is outstanding. These beguiling, shimmering, reverberant landscapes are sometimes beatless and sometimes gently beaty with subdued live pads and cymbals…

Compiled and mixed by Ben Sowton and Sebas Ramis. Back in the Autumn of 2007, Puro descended on Marrakesh for what has become know as Desert Lounge Weekend. Sited in the middle of this bustling, energetic and atmospheric city is the ancient setting of the magnificent Palais Baldi…

Various Artists - Bethlehem Blends, Day and Night (2014) {2CD Set, Bethlehem–V2 Records VVNL26172 rec 1950s, Maestro presents}
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Jazz / Classic Jazz / Vocal Jazz

DJ Maestro, (Martijn Barkhuis), is a Dutch DJ, composer and arranger. Barkhuis has a classic background. Barkhuis played the violin from the age of seven to twenty-seven, including with the Netherlands Student Orchestra. DJ Maestro studied politics and art management with a specialization in musicology. He gained fame when he was invited by the jazz label Blue Note Records to become the world's first DJ to make compilations of mixes from the label's archives. He received five platinum records for these Blue Note Trip compilations. After working for Blue Note, he signed with the Verve jazz label. Today, he is signed to the New York-based jazz label Bethlehem Records. Get this album now!

Before there was world music, there was Stephan Micus, playing instruments from Afghanistan, India, and Indonesia. But ever since his first album (released in 1976) the German composer has not been making world music but other – worldly music. He plays ethnic instruments in nontraditional ways, multitracking them in layered arrangements and creating meditative excursions. Stephan Micus isn’t pan-cultural but transcends culture with music that’s innocent but not naive.

Sony's Bar Lounge Classics: Late Night Mix Edition is a triple-disc set of 47 chill-out cuts from a variety of European acts. Its stylish mood music with a hint of sophistication delivered by the likes of Blank & Jones, Leftfield, Jet Tricks, Blue Wave, Bliss, Stardelay…

Collection of the finest work of the Algerian/French ensemble Djur Djura, compiled by David Byrne. The group's founder and focal point is Algerian-born vocalist Djura. Djura's music blends twining layers of vocals over flashing percussion and a blend of Eastern and Western instruments. Her words offer a profoundly emotional message of awareness and hope.