Ambient Buddhism 6 / TAKEO SUZUKI (Full Album) | Japanese Dark Ambient

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Disturbing rhythms and delicate layers of sound echoing in the silence
The music blends elements of ambient, techno, and experimental music, inviting the listener into an abyssal musical world.

TAKEO SUZUKI, an independent Japanese electronic musician, presents the sixth full-length album in his Ambient Buddhism series, which is strongly influenced by Buddhism, and is based on themes of meditation and psychedelics, therapy, and healing.
He self-produced the album, mixing and mastering, and also created the cover art himself.

This album is released on bandcamp and can be downloaded in high quality sound.
(bandcamp allows you to download in your preferred format)

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Ambient Buddhism 6 (Japanese Dark Ambient) / TAKEO SUZUKI


Playlist
00:00:00 - Ambient Buddhism Section60
00:09:20 - Ambient Buddhism Section61
00:19:08 - Ambient Buddhism Section62
00:27:40 - Ambient Buddhism Section63
00:37:32 - Ambient Buddhism Section64
00:46:52 - Ambient Buddhism Section65
00:55:54 - Ambient Buddhism Section66
01:02:58 - Ambient Buddhism Section67


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Ambient Buddhism
Ambient music, as proposed by Brian Eno, is defined as "music that blends into the surrounding environment." It also has the ambiguity of music that is interesting but negligible. I believe this is similar to the Buddhist concept of ``awareness,'' which expands our consciousness and encourages us to become more deeply aware of our surroundings.
Buddhist thought places emphasis on letting go of personal ego and attachment, and ambient music also aims to blend into the background without attracting too much attention from the listener. This shows that both share an attitude of not pushing the ego or personal presence to the forefront.
Ambient music also provides the listener with a meditative experience. This has similarities with Buddhist meditation practices, indicating that both can function as a means of promoting inner calm and awareness.
I resonate with Buddhist thought in terms of harmony with the environment, transcending the ego, and expanding consciousness, and release music as "Buddhism that blends into the surrounding environment" as "Ambient Buddhism."

I created this album as a presentation to the extremely chaotic modern society.
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Creator profile TAKEO SUZUKI:
He started his career as a beat maker and DJ for the club jazz unit "O.M.U." in the 1990s, releasing albums on the Nippon Columbia Triad label and Germany's 99 Records. He appeared as an O.M.U. at Switzerland's large jazz event "Jazz not Jazz" and also participated as a DJ. After leaving O.M.U., he took a break from music activities for a while and began producing art, graphic design, and photography. He will resume his music activities in 2022. He produces a wide range of music, from ambient to electronic music to club music.

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