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 Mariner (1998) by Tony o’Connor is a modern classic in the new age music genre – both for its obvious quality and for its massive sales. So far 1,5 million copies are sold. The mix of ocean waves, seagulls, ships bells and calming melodies are incredible relaxing. The main tracks on the album are Voyage (12 minutes long) and Ghost Ships (11 minutes), which are a true find for anyone who is into music guided meditation.

Yes, there are 1000s of meditation albums on the market. What makes Mariner stand out from the crowd is how the different parts fit together. It is simply world class sound design. Mariner is like being on a ship, relaxing on the deck with all the time in the world and not a cloud in sight. Readers have told me that they first bought this album on tape, but had to replace the tape with a CD because the cassette has been worn out! Many people use this album as a sleeping aid, drifting into sleep while the captain – Tony o’Connor – steers the vessel into dreamland.

Mariner is Tony o’Connor most successful album so far. This album is a ship that will take you wherever you would like to go; your mind is the wind in the sails. This album is simply magnificent. But don’t take my word for it – try the album!

You can sample it at Tony o’Connor homepage or on iTunes.