The present re-release is under the Pink Lizard Music banner.ĭeeply relaxing, well composed and highly produced this meditation masterpiece is a must in any spiritual warriors quiver. Through changes in the timbre, volume, note, resonance and key of the tracks, Coldrick carries us into the realms of deep-ambient sound healing.įirst released in 2001 on the Absolute Ambient record label, the album has been unavailable for several years.
Listening to the album from start to finish will assist one in entering a semi-conscious state, where the bodies natural repair systems can kick in for some deep self healing. “It helps me get to sleep” he states.ĭesigned for deep relaxation, all of tracks sit below 65 beats per minute with each written in a key that corresponds to the vibration of an energy centre within the human body. Seven tracks written to correspond with the seven chakras of the human body or etherically, the seven colours of the visible light spectrum. Coldrick has also released music under the moniker ‘ Pan Electric‘, at one stage collaborating with the ambient heavy-weight producer Ishq.Īfter developing an interest in vibrational healing and sound therapies, Coldrick produced Music for a Busy Head, Volume 1. A 14 track compilation featuring laid back hiphop productions, compiled by UK producer Bambooman, has just been released on the net.Bamboomans aim was to shed a light on some of the worlds finest up and coming electronic beat producers, and according to Lock it Down he passed the test with flying colors. 1 (2009) VA - Best Of Monofase 08 (2009) VA - Hip-Hop & RnB Summer Hit 2009 Vol. 1 (2009) The Emperor Machine - Space Beyond The Egg (2009) VA - Year Of Trance 2009 Vol.
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This unit was formed in 1994 and still performs in various forms today. VA - Starlight Heartbeats Volume 2 (2009) VA - Nu Lounge Series Unmixed Vol. Matt Coldrick has a colourful past, having been part of a popular psychedelic trance act ‘ Green Nuns of the Revolution‘ with Dick Trevor and Neil Cowley.
“Hard-dance Goes Soft with Deep Ambient Re-release”.
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