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A Transformative Resource For Higher Consciousness
April/May 2004


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Lee Stone is a musician currently working on his fourth album of new age music. He is an instructor at the Monroe Institute and utilizes sound therapy in his counseling practice.  Visit Lee Stone's website at www.leestone.net.

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Buddha Lounge Apparently the CD Budda Lounge is a hot number in Europe now. It is a sampler of thirteen songs by different artists who are with Sequoia Records. Since it was doing so well in Europe, Sequoia repackaged it and has released it here in the US. Buddha Lounge is a fun, playful, and eclectic collection of moderate to up-tempo songs reflecting many different cultures and languages.

It is a combination of musical styles including New Age, World Pop, Club Dance, Jazz, and even monks singing Gregorian Chants accompanied by percussion. All of these songs are well done and worth a listen. My personal favorite is track seven titled "In The Move" by Svensson. It is a kind of mellow, jazzy dance club number with 80s synthesizer bass rhythms and clarinet and oboe leads that carries the listener from soulful to joyful with a very sweet melody.

Buddha Lounge would be great music to start your morning with, up-tempo enough to help you get going but mellow enough to be non-intrusive. Order it from Sequoia Records, 1106 Second St., # 119, Encinitas, CA 92024 or www.sequoiarecords.com.

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