I simply could not think of a better soundscape of an album. To sit back and totally unwind, relax to the max. and truly enjoy a brilliant soundscapes of compelling, thought provoking, magical, music. That really sent me into other worlds. And great places. When I sat and checked this beauty out. From moment when I was in such a heavenly blissful state of mind and body.To other times. To far of lands, where tribal, traditional music is sung and spoken and calm and peace befell me and peace and tranquility and mind provoking,stimulating music, sparked my interest and images in my minds eye. To the hypnotic, deep,, haunting sounds of drumbeats that echoed and pulsated inside my brain and heart. On hearing it rhythmical catchy tune play. And made me think of wonderful images and celestial thoughts crossed my mind.. To this bewitching, creative, imaginative, clever, well developed, remarkable, talented album in general. That is truly well worth a listen, let alone a download. It will capture your heart, send your mind, to places and characters and images you didn't think it would take you. But it surely did. And you will bask in glory of pure heavenly peace, calm and grace.. As your imagination take flight and flies free, like a bird..

The music on this album was all inventive and unique and yet was very peaceful . . . some tunes reaching into cultures and regions from around the world to perk up the listener's ears.The tracks were structured to flow well along the construction of the album and yet not blend too obviously between songs . ... I especially liked, "Celtapache" which seemed to fuse Native American chanting with a celtic instrumental sound ... very clever and pretty. And the percussion and rock aspect of "Et sans ciel . . ." was astonishingly attractive . . . "Humble and silent" had a nice strong percussion which did not drown out the music but was perfectly balanced. This song had a sound-track value to it . . .. "Luniere de Jah" a lovely ambient melody had some very nice vocals punctuating the tune throughout. I loved the flute in "Roots Highlys" and the beat in that song got my foot tapping along. That jazzy little tune was one of my favorites and with that flute was so luscious it gave me chills. Overall the music was soothing and passively interesting. . . which produced peaceful thoughts and was quite enjoyable. Very Nice! - Wolfsong