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Quiet Life vol.1

by David Schombert

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ambient darkwave space atmospheric chillout zen newage electronic lounge downtempo

8 tracks

57:45

1	Earth	5:12
2	Lagoon	10:48
3	Cadillac horizon	4:22
4	Nebulae	5:10
5	Le miracle de la vie	9:35
6	L'Exil des arbres - part 2	11:38
7	Background3	1:00
8	Voyage vers l'infini	10:00

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"Quiet Life vol.1" est une compilation de mes morceaux créés au cours des 12 dernières années, de style new-age/ambient.

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Magic_child

Very inspirational

21/09/06

I totally loved the first three tracks. The rest are a subsequent of the first three, still enjoyable though. You can mix the music with your fish tank and voila! Your own anti-stress ear/eye spa in your office or living room. David really knows where to place the climaxes in his tunes and zines. Also very relaxing for long drives. Play Lagoon during a sunset and travel to another dimention! Very good work. I definately recomend it.

Axis Manuel

btocher

Gorgeous sound

15/10/06

A lovely new age/ambient album, and it's one that you CAN judge by the cover. "Lagoon" is my favourite track, closely followed by "Earth". "Le miracle de la vie" is reminiscent of Vangelis.

I don't think the NASA samples on "Voyage vers l'infini" are necessary, but the repetitive two chord sequence which ends on the major 7th throughout most of that track is very pretty indeed, and gives a wonderfully calm feeling of closure.

sub_sahara

Fantastic!

21/02/07

Most of the pieces are simply master pieces! Am always waiting for more albums of this sensational music from this talented composer.

ctrinity

Amazingly beautiful and sensual

16/06/08

It's been long time since i've listened to such a great ambient music.

I highly recommend it.

SaReGaMa

Demo for Synthesizer

13/02/07

Nice ideas - poore execution. I liked the musical ideas, but those obsolete electronic sounds strongly remind me a synthesizer's demo, or a demo you can hear in a Cubase-like program.