Sound Healing & Frequencies

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Sound Healing & Frequencies

Sound Healing & Frequencies

Frequency-based and singing-bowl-rooted recordings for sound bath and vibrational healing practice.Mood: Resonant, RestorativeEnergy: LowBest time: Any timeDeep MeditationApprox. 45–60 min

Frequency-based and singing-bowl-rooted recordings for sound bath and vibrational healing practice.

Featured Artists

  • Artist Christopher Lloyd Clarke Composer specializing in music for meditation and hypnosis, with a catalog used by meditation teachers and therapists internationally. View →
  • Artist Dean Evenson Flutist, composer, and Soundings of the Planet founder known for blending nature recordings with flute and ambient instrumentation. View →
  • Artist Anugama German-born multi-instrumentalist and producer blending world music instrumentation with ambient electronic soundscapes for meditation. View →
  • Artist Liquid Mind (Chuck Wild) Composer behind the long-running Liquid Mind series, created to be played softly in spa, massage, and stress-relief settings. View →
  • Artist Byron Metcalf Percussionist and shamanic practitioner whose recordings, including collaborations with Steve Roach, are built around ceremonial and trance-drumming traditions. View →
  • Artist Steve Roach Considered one of the pioneers of American ambient/space music; his catalog spans meditative instrumental soundscapes, shamanic-percussion collaborations, and consciousness-themed recordings. View →
  • Artist Michael Stearns American ambient composer and sound designer, known for scoring Ron Fricke's films Baraka, Chronos, and Samsara. View →
  • Artist Chronotope Project Project of Jeffrey Ericson Allen creating tribal-influenced ambient and electronic space music inspired by sacred traditions. View →
  • Artist Sacred Earth Australian mantra duo (Jethro and Prem Williams) blending ancient mantras with flute, guitar, and soaring vocal harmonies. View →

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