"Feel good" minimal??

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"Feel good" minimal??

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I've been a bit moody/pissed off recently with a few different things, but I've found that certain cds have really helped me to chill out and relax. The best is probably "Blondie" by Ada. It's still got a techy side to it , but it's really smooth and melodic, with a really nice atmosphere. Especially Each and Everyone (Blindhouse Mix). Any other recommendations for minimal sounds to chill you out and make you feel good??
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My favourite track if i wanna get happy again:

M.A.N.D.Y. & Bookashade - Body Language

Or otherwise, I start listening some oldschool italodisco tracks :).
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Older Force-inc stuff like Dub Taylor, SCSI-9 and Luomo.
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not really into any _very_ melodic stuff, but I like small repeative stuff with small variations, that "witness" track by jeff samuel (on trapez I believe?) get me hooked.

I also love aril brikha's "deeparture in time"... it's one of my alltime favourites when it comes to more melodic stuff, and it's pretty much as melodic as I'll ever go I guess ;)

otherwise basic channel/chain reaction stuff, rod modell, monolake, dub taylor ('forms & figures' still rocks my world) are my favourites for chilling... but I'm not under the impression that you're looking for that kind of stuff...

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I get in a very good mood when listening to lee perry's 'upsetter' stuff, but that's something different from what you're looking for, for sure ;)
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Basic channel and chain reaction are both great. Real late night, soul warming stuff. Not something to make you happy as such, but definitely relaxing and fulfilling (?).
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Rich wrote:Basic channel and chain reaction are both great. Real late night, soul warming stuff. Not something to make you happy as such, but definitely relaxing and fulfilling (?).

Good call - 100%
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gillsans wrote:
Rich wrote:Basic channel and chain reaction are both great. Real late night, soul warming stuff. Not something to make you happy as such, but definitely relaxing and fulfilling (?).

Good call - 100%
I get a very dark (I imagine greyscale stuff always of some reason) feeling from basic channel stuff though... but sure, it's soothing.... anyway - I'd go for that aswell ;)

don't forget the rhythm & sound stuff :)

really love 'ruff way'...
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Here is a mix that I made reflecting those personal feelings. Its called AmbientDubs.

ambientdub.mp3
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