What makes Long Ambients Two by Moby notable?

The album was well-received in the ambient music community and showcased Moby's dedication to the genre, further solidifying his reputation as a pioneer. It also contributed to the rising popularity of ambient music in wellness and mindfulness practices, highlighting its therapeutic potential. Additionally, it was released as a free download, emphasizing Moby's commitment to accessibility in art. Released on March 15, 2019, 'Long Ambients Two' is Moby's follow-up to his 2016 album 'These Systems Are Failing'. At this point in his career, Moby had transitioned into creating more ambient music, reflecting a desire for introspection and tranquility amid a chaotic world. This album continues his exploration of longform compositions meant to evoke serenity and contemplation.

Who is Long Ambients Two for?

Long Ambients Two works well if you're into deep meditation and introspection, slow-burn exploration and steady pacing for relaxation.

How many songs are on Long Ambients Two?

Long Ambients Two has 6 tracks, running approximately 217 minutes.

Long Ambients Two

Moby · 2019

217 min · 6 tracks · alternative rock · house · punk

Ethereal soundscapes unfold in extended pieces, inviting deep meditation and introspection through ambient textures.

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Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

deep meditation and introspection
slow-burn exploration
steady pacing for relaxation
extended pieces for focus
ethereal soundscapes for tranquility

Maybe skip if you want

seeking quick, energetic tracks
prefer short, standalone songs

Where this album fits

Themes: meditative soundscapes· chaotic world reflection· tranquil immersion
Career context: Released on March 15, 2019, 'Long Ambients Two' is Moby's follow-up to his 2016 album 'These Systems Are Failing'. At this point in his career, Moby had transitioned into creating more ambient music, reflecting a desire for introspection and tranquility amid a chaotic world. This album continues his exploration of longform compositions meant to evoke serenity and contemplation.
Stylistic neighbors: Massive Attack· Thievery Corporation· Air
Sounds like this from elsewhere: Ambient 1: Music for Airports by Brian Eno — Shares ethereal soundscapes and a focus on creating tranquil, immersive listening environments.

Sleep by Max Richter — Explores longform compositions designed for deep reflection and meditative states, similar to Moby's ambient approach.

And Their Refinement of the Decline by Stars of the Lid — Utilizes extended drone-based soundscapes that evoke introspection and calmness akin to Moby's ambient textures.