Album Notes

The Melody of Baikal is an instrumental New Age/World/Ambient album, produced by studio composer, Anton Plyaskin of Irkutsk, Russia. Anton composes using the synthesizers, samplers, acoustic and electric guitars, and of course, the sounds of Baikal Lake: waves, wind, seagulls, fire, etc. The sounds of nature are an integral part of the album, a result of 8 month of laborious studio work and hundreds of samples and sound effects.

Anton started playing the guitar at the age of 14, becoming a self-taught guitarist. Consequently sinse 1988, Anton has played played in many different rock-bands also working as a session guitar player.

Beginning with his first studio recordings in 1998, 10 of his original tracks, soon Anton was recording his music at professional studios.

Working with computer music technologies since 2001, Anton is primarily studio music writer.The Melody of Baikal is his first album of instrumental music for Relaxation and Meditation, and influenced by Jean Michel Jarre, Klaus Schulze, Tangerine Dream, Software, Michael Sanchez, Steve Cragg and Phil Thornton, Karunesh, Marc Lazar and Anugama.

“The Melody of Baikal” is succesfully selling in Irkutsk-city, Russia as it presents the spirit of Baikal Lake through music for relaxation and meditation.

This is music of Endless Life, tha transports you to a perfect world of initial harmony, enlights your soul, your mind, and remain in your heart...

With this music comes the spirit of freedom, a feeling of infinity that can carry you into the sky giving you the freedom of flight