Tycho
Dive

From the noise, smog, traffic, nervous and hysterical voices, stress, nervousness, chaos, and asphalt to an idyllic vision of peace and tranquility. Whatever that vision may be, it inspires tranquility and does so very well. Carving out a slice of vacation even in the middle of February, who wouldn't want that?

Tycho gives you a hand.

Stressful day? It shows. Here you need a dive, the water is warm but not too much, reassuring and calm, a comforting and regenerating feeling that's always pleasant.

Dive is not an album to be listened to with a critical ear, absolutely, it should be taken lightly without even thinking about classifications -Oh, but this is Chill-Out/Trip-Hop/Idm/Chillwave, it's a great album in its genre!-. No, it doesn't matter what this stuff is called, it's not transcendental matter, not innovative, and not the subject of various mental castles, it's about brain vacations. Dive is not the album that "Will blow out your fucking mind!" but it is an album that relaxes, unwinds, mellows, and is excellent for unplugging.

Press the play button, and you'll have your 50 minutes of tranquility.

Cool, right?