Mercy

I don't listen too much ambient/emotional music because I find a lot of it to be dry and trendy,but a friend turned me on to Mercy and I was very impressed. It's perfect for those quiet times when you need to get away and think. It reminded me of looking at the lake on a moonlit night and hearing the trees around you sing. [ok,so I'm not a poet!Nevertheless,this CD is deep.] The only thing that kept me from giving it 5 stars is that you have to be in a reflective mood to fully appreciate the dreamy element of the music. In other words,it's not the type of disc that you blast in your stereo while going to the Yankees game. That's ok though,this disc is great.

A dark night and a good pair of headphones. Just relax and the let the music wash over you. "It will be all right..."Not "darkwave" or "ambient", something a little different for those tired of music designed by demographic.

The first thing I think about when I picture this cd is comfort.When the day your going through may be too frustrating I know this cd can be an very easy choice to sooth it all,My definition of true ambient is music that you can really think cleary too,and falling you is all of this,and more with moving beats,beautiful vocals,and well blended mixtures,of ambient,and ethereal overtones,a must!