Ambient playlist October 2020
We’re back. Instrumental Daydreams playlist updated with new and semi new music from Albin, Hökarängen Sound System, Weirdest Dream, Offermose, Rickard Jäverling, Fever Loop and many more!
We’re back. Instrumental Daydreams playlist updated with new and semi new music from Albin, Hökarängen Sound System, Weirdest Dream, Offermose, Rickard Jäverling, Fever Loop and many more!
The playlist Swedish Haze – Instrumental Daydreams has been updated with brand new musikc by Frak, iDEALIST, Niels Gordon and many more. Follow for continuous updates.
Updated playlist! New music added by artists such as AKB, Knivtid, Dold, Lisa Rydberg, Råå, Rymdeko and many more! Be sure to follow to keep updated with the latest in Scandinavian ambient, downtempo and...
Organic waves of rhythm in celebration of plants and horticulture Taken from the upcoming album “Musik för trädgårdar” that will be released on Flora & Fauna in April.
Eerie conversations between spirits. Droning harmonies without discord Track taken from self released mini album Spiritism.
Your best playlist for ambient, electronic, instrumental music is updated with new and semi new tracks from Golden Ivy, Den Sorte Død, Evigt Mörker, Kulma and many more. Follow for frequent updates.
Icicles of digital perfection. Snow blind ambience and withered harmonies. Reworked and reshaped but still intact. Taken from Drone and Hum Reworked which features remixes by Tired Tape Machine, Jakob Lindhagen, Rymdens Klot and...
Forest ambient and soothing field recordings from Clora Taken from Till Doro, out now via Flora & Fauna
The playlist Swedish Haze – Instrumental Daydreams has been updated with new music from Kajsa Lindgren, Frönäs, Kali Malone, Tvärvägen, Samuli Kemppi and many more! Be sure to follow for frequent updates!
MARIA W HORN – Epistasis by Maria W Horn Perpetual movements gradually evolves around the longing theme. Hesitating piano and undercurrents of electronics set the pace. Taken from Epistasis, out now via Hallow Ground.
Distant memories of summers gone past. Hidden artifacts comes back to life and spread new light on reality. Taken from Everyone is Here, out November 15th via Warm Winters Ltd
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