Starting things on a blissful tone is the radiant hues of Robert Slap’s “Healing Temple”. With such tenderness, the way the song unfolds gives it a naturalistic feeling. Completely wordless, the song represents a neat intersection between the electronic and the acoustic.

Ornate and intricate is Deborah Henriksson’s jazz inflected “Traces”. Rather beautiful the song’s deliberate introspective pace is perfect. By far the heart of the sound comes from Deborah Henriksson’s soulful voice. 

Bongo Boy Records 'Escape The Mind Volume One' features New Age music by various talented artists. The compilation provides a mindful space for reflection and relaxation, a calming tool for the mind and soul, or a musical path for a spiritual journey. 13 tracks featuring electronic forms, flutes, piano, synthesizer, acoustic guitar and a wide variety of world instruments and percussion, as well as some vocals,  make for a peaceful, blissful and artistic presentation of music. 

what is the bottom line? The bottom line is if you are in to New Age, you will enjoy this album. If you like me, had always scoffed at New Age, give this album a listen, it just may change your mind. This album is filled with good music that does indeed provide an escape for your mind. -  The Grouch from Sweden

Have you ever wanted to just escape? Escape from reality, escape from existence, or perhaps easier aspect of the everyday life, escape from the likes of work, school, friends, or even family members, just stepping away from everything and anything within your own life? Well now you can! Well sort of in a way.... with the music by some various artists with an album titled "Escape The Mind Volume One". It's released being through record label Bongo Boy Records. The music in question is one called new age. New age being often instrumental in nature, having elements such as electronica and non-Western instrumentation throughout its course of material.