If there were one sound in the world that almost anyone would recognize as being synonymous with tranquility, it would have to be the gentle crash of ocean waves on the shore. The oft-used natural effect seems to make a soothing complement for nearly any instrument one can challenge it with. In the case of OCEAN DREAMS from flutist Dean Evenson, the turbulent tide is not just a nice compliment for his silver flute playing, but the perfect partner. Along with d'Rachael on harp and Dudley Evenson on handharp, the sweet melodies and wildlife sounds coalesce to form a tender and slightly abstract work that captures the essence of a quiet beach. For added relaxation benefits, Evenson weaves alpha brainwave frequencies into the fabric of the album, which stimulates the mind's creative areas, raises awareness and settles the body into deep peace.
If there were one sound in the world that almost anyone would recognize as being synonymous with tranquility, it would have to be the gentle crash of ocean waves on the shore. The oft-used natural effect seems to make a soothing complement for nearly any instrument one can challenge it with. In the case of OCEAN DREAMS from flutist Dean Evenson, the turbulent tide is not just a nice compliment for his silver flute playing, but the perfect partner. Along with d'Rachael on harp and Dudley Evenson on handharp, the sweet melodies and wildlife sounds coalesce to form a tender and slightly abstract work that captures the essence of a quiet beach. For added relaxation benefits, Evenson weaves alpha brainwave frequencies into the fabric of the album, which stimulates the mind's creative areas, raises awareness and settles the body into deep peace.
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