Artist	Song
Gheorghe Zamfir & James Last and His Orchestra	Last: the Lonely Shepherd
from The Lonely Shepherd (1998)
Julee Cruise	Falling
from Floating Into the Night (2008)
Craig Chaquico	Beyond Words
from Panorama (2000)
Steven Buckner	Eves Of Paradise
from CAPP Records, The Best Electronica & New Age, Vol 1 (Original Movie Soundtracks & Film Scores) (2004)
Philip Aaberg	No Wonder They Sing
from Relaxation (2004)
Lisa Lynne	Majestica
from Seasons of the Soul (1999)
David Lanz	Dreamer's Waltz
from Best of David Lanz (2005)
Angels of Venice	Queen of the Sun
from Angels of Venice (1999)
Andreas Vollenweider	Behind the Gardens – Behind the Wall – Under the Tree
from Behind the Gardens - Behind the Wall - Under the Tree (2005)
Midori	Lake of Purity
from Bali: Reflections of a Tranquil Paradise (2011)
Erik Wøllo	Red Guitars
from Blue Sky, Red Guitars (2004)
Shastro	Embrace
from Sacred World (2001)
William Ellwood	Simpatico
from Natural Selections (1995)
Anugama	Kokopelli's Ritual
from Jungle of Joy (2006)
Vas	The Reaper and the Flowers
from Feast of Silence (2004)
Hideo Shimazu	Calmness
from Most Relaxing New Age Music In the Universe (2005)
Davol	The Hope
from Open Book (1999)
Tya	Akwaba / Welcome
from Akwaba (2004)
?????	Lake
from Kuge (2000)
Tulku	Trancendence
from Trancendence (1995)
David Belmont	Waterfalls
from WindWater Excursions (1999)
Robert Rich	Recognition
from Calling Down the Sky (2004)
Lisa Gerrard	Go Forward
from The Best of Lisa Gerrard (2007)
Timothy Leary & Liquid Mind	Eternal Note
from Beyond Life With Timothy Leary (1997)
Deepak Chopra	Oceans of Ecstasy
from A Gift of Love, Vol. 2 - Oceans of Ecstacy (2002)

Comment:

At its most basic level, new-age music is not so much for listening as for [i]absorbing[/i], as you almost unconsciously invite its healing power right into your very core. Deepak Chopra, best known as “the poet-prophet of alternative medicine,” rounds up an all-star backing cast for the second volume of [i]A Gift of Love[/i], which features the techno-fied feline slinkiness of the album’s subtitle, “Oceans of Ecstasy.” The trio known as Angels of Venice (because they play like angels and come from Venice, California) invoke an ancient, trance-like ambience — think Xena on a vision quest — in “Queen of the Sun.” And former Dead Can Dance chanteuse Lisa Gerrard summons celestial grace in the propulsive and dreamy “Go Forward.”

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