Crafting an aural paradise with a chorus and synthesizers, producer Kurt Van Sickle's FATHER FATHER gives relaxation a spiritual side. Velvety keyboard-generated orchestration ebbs and flows as vocalized vowel sounds and quiet "Amens" fill the celestial air. If it's a tool for meditation you seek, this entry from Van Sickle fits the bill wonderfully. The album follows suit with his other releases in his chant-based series, offering nearly an hour of beautiful music with no interruptions. The "choir-of-angels" style of singing is very soothing and, when paired with the ethereal backdrops, provides the closest thing you'll find to heaven behind a pair of headphones.
Crafting an aural paradise with a chorus and synthesizers, producer Kurt Van Sickle's FATHER FATHER gives relaxation a spiritual side. Velvety keyboard-generated orchestration ebbs and flows as vocalized vowel sounds and quiet "Amens" fill the celestial air. If it's a tool for meditation you seek, this entry from Van Sickle fits the bill wonderfully. The album follows suit with his other releases in his chant-based series, offering nearly an hour of beautiful music with no interruptions. The "choir-of-angels" style of singing is very soothing and, when paired with the ethereal backdrops, provides the closest thing you'll find to heaven behind a pair of headphones.
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