New Age Children

New Age Music - musical direction, began as an elitist subculture among sophisticated professionals, on the one hand, and in an atmosphere of spirituality - on the other. "New Age Music" has absorbed elements of different types of music culture, and even mass culture. New Age music is broadly defined as a relaxing, even "meditative" music, which is basically a tool. In contrast to the relaxed form of classical music, New Age music uses a wider range of electronic tools …

David Antony Clark is a New Zealand ambient / new age composer, born in Dunedin and currently living in Wellington. David Antony Clark is a new kind of explorer, his spirit of adventure guided not by sextant and compass, but by the instruments and charts of the composer and the faint footprints of his forebears.

"Tai Chi", "Baby Massage", "Pregnancy", "Feng Shui II", "Yoga - The Five Tibetans", "Natural Wellness", "Inner Peace", "Relax the Body", "Pure Relaxation with Piano Moods".
Music written, produced and performed by Stephan North, a popular composer of meditation, yoga and healing music.

Angelight is the pen name of Russian composer who was the founder of transformational change in the direction of music. His musical history began long before he released any musical works. He began a spiritual quest and achieved insight and the ability of clairvoyance. Soon after he discovered that he was able to cure people. During this time Angelight was enthusiastic of spirituality and psychology, and visited various scientific psychological seminars. At one of the the seminars, he presented his first music work, which opened a new page in the history of Russian music…

In 1985, Lucia Hwong showed a great deal of promise on her debut album House of Sleeping Beauties, which acknowledges the composer/arranger's Asian heritage but isn't traditional Asian music. Rather, this LP finds Hwong (a Chinese-American from Los Angeles) combining Asian music (Chinese and otherwise) with new age and ambient elements. Creatively, House of Sleeping Beauties was a step forward for both Asian music and new age. It demonstrates that Asian music doesn't have to live in the past, and it is more interesting and stimulating than a lot of the new age releases that came out in the mid-'80s. Much of the new age from that period was not meant to be stimulating; the whole idea was to offer calm, soothing, peaceful music that would help listeners to unplug and chill out…

Felis Catus and Silence is a breakthrough release for Tokyo composer-guitarist Leo Takami, following the milestone albums Children’s Song (2012) and Tree of Life (2017). Takami counterpoints the soothing aesthetics of prime-era Windham Hill New Age guitar-heroism with meditative, intellectual compositions comprised of ambitious, process-oriented arrangements. While Takami largely wears his genre influences on his sleeve – jazz, classical, Japanese gagaku – the influence of ambient music is a tacit foundation of his work. Working diligently outside of any established communities for fringe musics, Takami conjures this association through a patient focus on generous musical intervals.