Flow Goes The Universe" envelops listeners in a serene ambient soundscape, characterized by its minimalistic approach and rich instrumental textures. The album features a blend of zither and mbira, creating intricate layers that evoke a sense of both depth and tranquility. Tracks like "Space Choir" and "Deep Celestial" utilize ethereal vocalizations and reverberated harmonies, enhancing the cosmic feel. The tempo remains slow and meditative, allowing for introspection and immersion. Distinctive for its fusion of African instrumentation with new age sensibilities, the album invites listeners to explore a vast auditory universe, where each piece flows seamlessly into the next, crafting a cohesive and transcendent experience.

Album: Flow Goes The Universe by Laraaji (1992)
Genre: Ambient
Record Label: All Saints Records
Format: Album

Artist Background: Laraaji is an American musician. Born Edward Larry Gordon in 1943 in Philadelphia, he studied violin, piano, trombone and voice in his early years in New Jersey. He attended Howard University, a historically black university in Washington, D.C. on a scholarship to study composition and piano. After studying at Howard, he spent time in New York pursuing a career as a stand-up comedian and actor. In the early seventies he began to study Eastern mysticism and believed he'd found a new path for h... Part of the Philadelphia, USA music scene. Emerged in the classic era.

Music Scene: Part of the Philadelphia, USA music scene. Emerged in the classic era.

Tags: Ambient, 1990s, Album, All Saints Records

Additional Context: Available on Discogs marketplace


Flow Goes The Universe

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