Deep Space One

Deep ambient electronic, experimental and space music. For inner and outer space exploration.

Now Playing: Spacecraft - Materializing
Listeners: 406

About the Music on Deep Space One:

Deep ambient electronic, experimental and space music. Music for getting lost in space, or just exploring. Tracks with a tempo usually too slow for Space Station Soma, but too fast for Drone Zone.

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Deep Space One 16x16" Stretched Canvas Print

Hang some art featuring your favorite channel on your wall. Stretched canvas prints have a vivid, fade-resistant print that that stand out beautifully on any wall. Designed by Merin McDonell. Get yours with a $89 (plus postage) donation.

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