Titled simply as Ambientgroove.net mix 1, the new mix by freshly created mix project, Ambientgroove.net, is by far one of the most pleasant ambient efforts I have heard. Taken as a mix, this is a great one, with each track flowing fluidly to the next. The track selection is, in my opinion, excellent with a great variety of tracks focusing on an overall chilled atmosphere with ever-shifting moods. From the serene to the ominous, it’s all here. The mix also never manages to drag or get dull, whether it be bell-ish tunes chiming in the background, lush waves or even slightly garbled human conversations, it all sounds like a cohesive single experience.
As with all good ambient music, it is suitable for both attentive and background listening. I personally liked how the whole mix tended towards more structured melodic tracks near the end. As for the pick from this mix, it is definitely LieberNull - Part2 by Chris Harvey at around the 52 minute mark.
Overall, this is an impressive mix that invokes the sort of ephemeral contemplative feeling that no one who savours ambient music of any sort would not enjoy.
Thanks to the person in charge at Ambientgroove for giving us the heads up on this release. You can check out more on the various artists and tracks included in the mix at the release page.
Netlabel: Ambientgroove.net











Jacob
July 24th, 2007 at 1:32 pmA big thank you to Gratisvibes for reviewing my mix! It’s worth mentioning that Gratisvibes has served as an inspiration into the creation of my website. I love ambient music, and have been thankful that I can always find good recommendations for ambient music here. Please check out Gratisvibes’ archives for more outstanding music as well.
adrian
July 24th, 2007 at 10:36 pmThanks for the music. Look forward to more.
Jeffrey Chase
July 31st, 2007 at 3:00 amExcellent idea: There is so much “crap” out there for podcasting that it really is a service to have some quality works cherry-picked. One question. I see XML info included with some works. Can’t attribution be placed in the ID layer of the podcast? Is there a link you could send me explaining the proper attribution of credit via XML?