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Chill Space Top Tracks June 2023

Chill Space Top Tracks June 2023

Welcome to our June roundup of the best psychill, chillout, and ambient tracks. Ready for some saft punk from Yoga Class Anxiety and Kaya Project? Sail into the skywith EMOG and Beatfarmer, two Canadian talents! Sasha Malkovich takes his listeners into an amazing festival experience. Discover new Ukrainian ambient artist mindrae. Enjoy this wonderful music and more!

N:L:E – Ghost Echo of an Old Radio Broadcast 1

Haunting new ambient from Natural Life Essence. The ghostly radio samples make for a wonderful atmosphere.

EMOG – Sailing in the Sky (Beatfarmer Remix)

Enjoy this psychill tale by two Canadian artists!

Sonant – The Whispering Trees

Taking inspiration from the beauty of our natural world, Sonant smothers the listener in a wonderful soundscape that delivers them into a deep space of peace and relaxation.

SENSiTiZER – Space Cities

Space Radio is a space themed EP containing five atmospheric and spacey ambient works from the French artist Sensitizer.

Moon Projection – Valley of Harmony

Joyful ambient and soothing nature images – what a relaxing combination!

Sasha Malkovich – The Forest

Being a romantic and a dreamer, Sasha Malkovich delights his listeners with beautiful musical sketches of a fabulous festival forest. Each track in the album is a festival participant’s complete story revealing their personality and describing their adventure.

Cubering – Treehouse Dreams

Cubering creates an ambient soundtrack perfect for tranquil moments of reflection, with tracks that embody the sounds of dawn, bloom, and solitude.

mindrae. – Stellarium | Chill Space

Fragments is a full length album from the Ukrainian artist mindrae. Fragments contains eleven atmospheric ambient textures

Tea Tree – The Old Gods

Step into a thick and luscious audio garden, teeming with psychedelic flora and fauna.

Yoga Class Anxiety – Skaft Punk (Kaya Project Remix)

The original “Skaft Punk” is built around generative elements reminding of neural nets, but all improvised and handmade from old technology. rmed with an organic swing on the drum machines, it is an exploration of the human built systems that result in the actual composition.

The title is a playful reference to two genres that the music is definitely not; Ska and Punk.

But probably also a not-so-subtle nod to a certain French band. This chill rework gives the cold and harsh sonics some nice contrast and a more funky and “earthy” feel.