We’re going down deep today, with two tracks taking us down to unfamiliar depths, while the third tries to send us a message. We think. And all three are of course recently released ambient pieces.

LIMONATA – Light

This track is something different – yet quite traditional drone ambient. How can that be? Well, I guess it doesn’t take much to strife a bit off the beaten path. And here it is that choppy sound – like morse signals – that really does the whole difference.

Intriguing! Imaginative. Very atmospheric! And futuristic. And especially the latter is what made me hit the “approve button” on this one. I can totally place myself in a distant space station, where the machinery around me is what makes it possible for me to live.

A great find for our playlist.

VOLO – Deep Dive (Ambient Edit)

We’re going deep down in this next find, from the american artist Volo. Long pads, slowly moving harmonics. Oh yeah. A more traditional shape and sound on this one, but that makes it no less attractive.

But there is a steady curve here, as we get deeper and deeper the intensity increase with the pressure outside our dive capsule – and for me personally this is where the track really starts to shine. A howling noise threatens to press through, until it suddenly lose its grip and we enter… Something magnificent. Colourful. Massive. Blissful.

This track is food for our imagination, for sure.

Germind – Mysterious Abyss

And we remain deep down in this next one, from Russia. Germind is inspired by H. P. Lovecraft and his tale of Cthulu.

And the soundscape here benefit a lot from the textures of the distorted noise that scatters in the stereo field. We are deep, and there is a potential threat lurking.
But still – we can’t help continuing our journey. For nearly six minutes, to the very end.

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All three are added to our quite splendid ambient playlist, “Ambient Universe” where we collect only the finest new ambient as we discover them. Regularly updated!