Here is one that is perhaps not a tight fit under progressive rock. That said, the intriguing blend of instrumental world music with classical, rock and more is decidedly progressive. Whether you agree with the classification or not, this violin-heavy release is quite satisfying. This just works so well at bringing an almost organic psychedelic prog vibe throughout. I highly recommend this to fans of mellower instrumental music.

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This has a bit more of a rock music vibe, but it's still well set in world music and other zones. There is a driving energy and growth here. Yet, the beauty and majesty remain, as well. This feels like a traveling type of music in a lot of ways. I can make out a sense of realization later in the cut, too.

Rising up gradually, the title track really evolves slowly and organically. There is an ambient vibe to it. It's not the most dynamic cut here, but it is quite effective.

This feels more closely related to the opening piece than to the one that directly precedes it. The violin really paints some great pictures on this track.