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How do healthcare practitioners use Liquid Mind?

View or download a brief therapeutic resource guide on how Liquid Mind is used.

How many albums are available from Liquid Mind?

At present there are eighteen albums and one remix release of a single track.

Ambience Minimus (1994)
Slow World (1996)
Liquid Mind III: Balance (1999)
Liquid Mind IV: Unity (2000)
Liquid Mind V: Serenity (2001)
Liquid Mind VI: Spirit (2003)
Liquid Mind VII: Reflection (2004)
Liquid Mind VIII: Sleep (2006)
Relax: A Liquid Mind Experience (2007)
Liquid Mind IX: Lullaby (2009)
Dream: A Liquid Mind Experience (2011)
Liquid Mind X: Meditation (2012)
Liquid Mind: Relaxing Rain & Ocean Mixes (2014)
Liquid Mind XI: Deep Sleep (2016)
Liquid Mind XII: Peace (2018)
Liquid Mind XIII: Mindfulness (2020)
Liquid Mind: Musical Healthcare (2021)
Liquid Mind XIV: Simplicity (2022)
The Wisdom of Kindness Flute Remix (with Bryan Baker) (2023)

Why do I feel so relaxed when I listen to the music of Liquid Mind?

While we make no scientific claims for this music, people often find themselves feeling relaxed or drowsy when they listen to Liquid Mind. This may be because the tempo (speed) of the music is very slow, and our bodies and minds are responsive to sound and vibration. Thus, both mind and molecule try to harmonize with their "audio" surroundings. Calming music tends to make us calm, stimulating music can make us more active.

Why is there a Liquid Mind album devoted to conflict resolution?

Given the high level of stress and dissension in our world, in 2017 I decided to compose an album dedicated to conflict resolution, Liquid Mind XII: Peace. The titles of the eight compositions are the steps in conflict resolution, and it is my belief that peace is possible between any two willing individuals.

Why do some Liquid Mind albums have a roman numeral in the title?

After releasing the first two albums, and it became apparent that the series was popular, we started numbering the albums. This is to let people know how many albums are available, in case they wish to purchase CDs that they don't already own.

Who are the album cover artists for the Liquid Mind albums?

On Ambience Minimus, Los Angeles graphic artist Ray Dougela designed the cover. Sacramento graphic artist Andy Markley (art101.com) and Ray collaborated on the inside cover photo.

On Slow World, Liquid Mind III: Balance, Liquid Mind IV: Unity, Liquid Mind V: Serenity, Liquid Mind VI: Spirit, Liquid Mind VII: Reflection, Liquid Mind VIII: Sleep, Liquid Mind IX: Lullaby, Liquid Mind X: Meditation, Liquid Mind: Relaxing Rain & Ocean Mixes, Liquid Mind XI: Deep Sleep, Liquid Mind XII: Peace , Liquid Mind XIII: Mindfulness, Liquid Mind: Musical Healthcare, Liquid Mind XIV: Simplicity, and The Wisdom of Kindness Flute Remix (with Bryan Baker), renown photographer and graphic designer Glen Wexler (glenwexlerstudio.com) created and designed the art.

The covers for Relax: A Liquid Mind Experience and Dream: A Liquid Mind Experience were designed by Richard Laeton.

Can I buy prints of Glen Wexler's Liquid Mind art?

Limited edition fine art prints of Glen Wexler's Liquid Mind art are available at Glen Wexler Studio and Blue Chimp®.

Who took the photograph on the home page?

The image on our home page, entitled "Lake Crescent," was photographed by wilderness photographer Robert Glusic.

Are Liquid Mind albums available by digital download?

All Liquid Mind albums are available for digital download from iTunes and Amazon.com. Please visit our free MP3 page to download free MP3's of Liquid Mind.

What is Beautiful Music Machine?

Beautiful Music Machine™ is a cinematic instrumental project created by Liquid Mind composer Chuck Wild and producer/composer Seven Whitfield. You can follow the project on Facebook.

Who is Seven Vanderpool?

Seven Vanderpool grew up in Satellite Beach, Florida and arrived in Hollywood in early 1994. While exploring the burgeoning underground art and music scenes in Chinatown and downtown LA, Seven met and began writing and recording with Chuck. During this period, Chuck also received a call from his long time friend, mentor and Michael Jackson producer Bruce Swedien, who loved Seven's music and eventually became involved in the writing and mixing of the music. The focus and direction of the the songs on the Martian Summer project was intended to invoke a sense of retro pop futurism. The overall themes of loneliness, isolation and hope are wrapped like candy in futuristic soundscapes which rely heavily on an 80’s music style synth foundation. This collection was considered an art project and was not deemed to be “commercial enough” by mainstream record labels. Ultimately, these songs sat hidden in limbo for many years, until one day…Seven and Chuck decided to revisit the album and make it available to the public.