What makes Thinking of You by Kitarō notable?

'Thinking of You' received critical acclaim and contributed to Kitarō's recognition within the new age genre, earning a Grammy nomination. Its lush compositions have influenced many contemporary ambient artists and are often cited in discussions about the evolution of electronic music aesthetics. By the time 'Thinking of You' was released in 1999, Kitarō had already established himself as a prominent figure in the new age music scene. This album arrived shortly after his Grammy Award win for Best New Age Album with 'Thinking of You' solidifying his reputation for introspective and ethereal soundscapes.

Who is Thinking of You for?

Thinking of You works well if you're into serene soundscapes for relaxation, gentle melodies for introspection and nature-inspired immersion.

How many songs are on Thinking of You?

Thinking of You has 10 tracks, running approximately 54 minutes.

Thinking of You

Kitarō · 1999

54 min · 10 tracks · electronica · ambient · new age music

A serene tapestry of ambient textures interwoven with gentle melodies and organic sounds reflecting nature's beauty.

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Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

serene soundscapes for relaxation
gentle melodies for introspection
nature-inspired immersion
gradual builds with soothing peaks
ideal for peaceful moments

Maybe skip if you want

seekers of fast-paced rhythms
prefer structured song formats

Where this album fits

Career context: By the time 'Thinking of You' was released in 1999, Kitarō had already established himself as a prominent figure in the new age music scene. This album arrived shortly after his Grammy Award win for Best New Age Album with 'Thinking of You' solidifying his reputation for introspective and ethereal soundscapes.
Stylistic neighbors: Vangelis· Enya· Jean-Michel Jarre