'Dreamers' by Guido Negraszus features 8 meditation themes (15-minutes long) that invites the listener to take a pause. Slow down for the day, just relax and let the music do the work. Find a comfortable position and listen to the music with your eyes closed. Most people will totally relax after about 10-15 minutes.

Reducing stress and anxiety

'Dreamers' by Guido Negraszus features 8 meditation themes (15-minutes long) that invites the listener to take a pause. Slow down for the day, just relax and let the music do the work. Find a comfortable position and listen to the music with your eyes closed. Most people will totally relax after about 10-15 minutes.

Reducing stress and anxiety can be as simple as taking a moment to breathe harmoniously with the peaceful music provided in this album.
Taking the time to receive positive vibrations and release negative thoughts through the healing ambient sounds of this album can help reduce anxiety throughout the day and before bed. Slow down for the day and feel the stress and anxiety wash away with the sounds of this healing meditation music.

“BLUE GARDEN MMXX is my 30-year anniversary album. My debut album, 'BLUE GARDEN,' was released in 1990. 'Blue Garden MMXX' is a look back at the beginning of my career, implementing my very own German electronica style without ignoring my influences such as Jean Michel Jarre, Vangelis and Tangerine Dream. 'BLUE GARDEN MMXX' was 100% created by the

“BLUE GARDEN MMXX is my 30-year anniversary album. My debut album, 'BLUE GARDEN,' was released in 1990. 'Blue Garden MMXX' is a look back at the beginning of my career, implementing my very own German electronica style without ignoring my influences such as Jean Michel Jarre, Vangelis and Tangerine Dream. 'BLUE GARDEN MMXX' was 100% created by the use of software synthesizers compared to a very minimal hardware setup in 1990 (3 synths, 1 drum machine, 2 effect units). 'BLUE GARDEN' (1990) was created in Southwest Germany near Lake Constance. 'BLUE GARDEN MMXX' was created in Southwest Australia near Margaret River.”