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Sound Bath and Meditation Music from Unlimited Flow

by Max Holmquist May 29, 2019

The Unlimited family (Gongs Unlimited and Unlimited Singing Bowls) have begun a new sonic venture, Unlimited Flow.

We are creating ambient, meditative, healing music and sounds and releasing them for your listening enjoyment. After fifteen years working with and experiencing the wealth of instruments that we carry, we thought it would be fun to put that experience to creative use.

Our first album, Space Forest, was released on March 5th, 2019. It was written and performed by Conoley Ospovot, an electronic music composer, touring DJ, and Gongs Unlimited employee.

You can listen to it below or click here to support us by purchasing the album.

We of the Unlimited family are a creative, musical, and spiritual group, so we plan for many more releases like this in the future.

We hope that through this endeavor, we will be able to further help you to find more ways to chill, to find peace and calm in this rattled, shaken-up world. We believe strongly in the power of sound to bring us all back to the source.

We're also curating playlists of great sound bath and meditation music from other great artists. Listen to the playlist below. Click here to find and follow us on Spotify.

Max Holmquist

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