What music do you find so hypnotic?
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I don't know if hypnotic is exactly the right word but the closest for me would be Carbon Based Lifeforms or Stellardrone.
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In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida
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Moderat - The Mark (Interlude), which was sampled in the soundtrack for the movie Annihilation.
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Techno is the obvious one for sure, like this excellent tune from one of the masters, Oscar Mulero: https://youtu.be/FAqfA6UEIVQ
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The rando Zen garden sleep playlist I have. Just bells and water-bowl sounds.
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Beach House music videos on mushrooms. You're welcome.
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Jean-Michel Jarre: Oxygene I-III, Equinoxe, etc.
Kitaro: e.g. Kojiki or Silk Road
Robert Miles: Fable and Children, especially the long versions.
Some of Alan Parsons and Mike Oldfields pieces are good on that behalf, too.
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I don't know if hypnotic is exactly the right word but the closest for me would be Carbon Based Lifeforms or Stellardrone.
CBL is one of my all-time faves! Add in Sync24, which is Daniel Vadestrid, AKA ½ of the studio lineup of CBL.
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Trentemøller - Miss You.
Though, that album (The Last Resort) from end to end elicits feelings in me that I don't think I knew existed into until the first time I heard it.
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There entire Mystère album by La Femme
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soma.fm has a bunch of stations for this: defcon, suburbs of Goa, groove salad, beat blender, mission control, etc
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