Music to Mindgaze
crave for moments, with Jorge
featuring artists like
Monster Rally • Gold Panda • Caribou • Baths • Boards of Canada • Floating Points
There are times where your mind sets to auto-pilot and rushes through memories or desires; looping and building up feelings or reliving them.
You get to a state where the auto-pilot is so strong that barely blinking is the most you can notice of your tangible body. Your mind is so focused on these loops that it can almost feel like a meditation, one that can revolve around either your mind or your heart depending on the kind of images you’re remembering or creating.
This collection of songs is intended to let you flow through your mind and grasp whatever thought you’re looping into with ease.
A memory or desire can evolve if stimulated properly.
Giving Up Letting Go – Zvuku
26 January 2022
Zvuku is the moniker of Karl McGrath, an Irish composer who records and manipulates sound to try to express what it feel like to live in this world.
Midnight Marker – Shy Layers
19 January 2022
Here’s one for all those who haven’t made the emotional comeback just yet.
Pop 4 – GAS
8 December 2021
An exercise in sonic texture… pure sonic velvet, the layered drone radiating a palpable warmth.
Cubist Camouflage – Huerco S.
18 November 2021
For Those Of You Who Have Never (And Also Those Who Have)
Ruhe – Lemonchill
15 October 2021
One of the first steps to peace of mind is letting go of our unfair judgement.
I Have Been Lost For So Long – Zvuku
6 October 2021
Most of the times the answers lie within our grasp.
Tomo.Me – One of Them
30 September 2021
Take mental notes on what makes you feel bad and how you’re approaching your feelings.
Youniverse – Machinedrum
22 September 2021
Timing is key to experiencing the best things, the thing is we can’t control timing so be open and enjoy as long as it lasts.
Dusk Approaches – Locutus Doulus
8 September 2021
Focus on what will be better for you in the long run.
[take1]- Brainwaltzera
2 September 2021
Getting out of the comfort zone is challenging, but you can get used to it.