Anyone here still enjoy "New Age" music like I do?

[Archae]

I'll find on Youtube recordings of "Musical Starstreams" or "Hearts Of Space," or find composers and/or artists there.

Tangerine Dream
Jarre
Mannheim Steamroller
Kitaro

Just so many out there.

[Frasier Balzov]

1. Cosmic Island internet radio station

https://live365.com/station/The-Cosmic-Island-a65670

[Archae]

3. Thanks!

[randr]

2. Ah- Music to Trance to

My favs, I Could have Tranced All Night, Put On Your Trancing Shoes, Trance the Night Away, just so many

[sdfernando]

4. I enjoy it but don't listen to it that often

I listen to and play all sorts of music. Never one to pin myself down on any one type of music.

[tanyev]

5. Yes. My cable package has a music channel called Soundscapes. Love it.

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Esteban Ramirez is one of my faves.

ETA: I think whoever put that video together added the constant rain sound effect. All I hear on the music I downloaded from iTunes is the piano piece.

[blm]

6. Andreas Vollenweider

[Simeon Salus]

7. there's a Echoes.org all about electronica old and new, two hour program

I listen free at night on my local public radio.

[mia]

8. I do! Add Paul Winter, George Winson and lately, Shigeru Umebayashi to the list

I still have a collection of new age cassette tapes from the 80s and I keep my battery-operated cassette player/radio with my hurricane supplies. I enjoy listening to new age on youtube now. Here's an old favorite.

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[I_UndergroundPanther]

9. Have loved new age music since

It came out. Love me some Tangerine Dream. I like Ozric Tentacles too ( not sure if they are officially new age tho) Tomita..is kickass
Cant remember the artist but I loved the album Dancing with the Lion.there are a lot of good new age artists out there.

But than again I like metal and punk music too,and disco,darkwave,trance..industrial..

[highplainsdem]

10. Enya:

[IcyPeas]

11. Bookmarking to check out some of these suggestions.

[highplainsdem]

12. If you're interested in Tangerine Dream's music, Atem and Phaedra might be a good place to start.

[Aristus]

13. I never thought of Mannheim Steamroller as New Age.

I think of them more as modern classical.

Their 'Fresh Aire' series of albums is a collection of modern-day compositions in various classical styles, toccata, sonatas, serenades, dances, etc. They use a combination of modern and Renaissance instruments.

[Ron Obvious]

14. Absolutely

Although I'm not totally on board with that descriptor.

For me, it started with Jean-Michel Jarre (Oxygen, Equinoxe), Klaus Schulze (Mirage, Body Love, Moondawn, Timewind, X), Tangerine Dream, even Kraftwerk, Rick Wakeman, and Vangelis (Blade Runner soundtrack and many others).

I detest Jazz, so I avoid anything that adds a beat to the electronica.

[JustABozoOnThisBus]

15. Not New Age, but sorta new-agey jazz piano stuff

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[Ron Obvious]

16. Damn, Klaus Schulze (once of Tangerine Dream) just died last night

https://www.theguardian.com/music/2022/apr/27/klaus-schulze-german-electronic-music-pioneer-dies-aged-74

[rogerballard]

17. I saw Tangerine Dream live

Fox Theater, Detroit in the 90s