One of the more accomplished multi-instrumentalists in new age music, C.G. Deuter has spent more than two decades refining and purifying his spiritually-charged, instrumental landscapes.

Buddha Nature is not as Asian-themed as the name implies, but rather it is an album of purely sublime music... never too emotional, just nice and relaxing. Synthesized ambience flows throughout each of the five tracks, often resulting in music that falls somewhere between heavenly and spacey.

Deuter lightly sprinkles his fluid creations with bits of instrumentation like chimes, guitar, piano and flutes for a sound that's rich, meditative and wonderfully blissful.

Dimensions: 5" x 5.625"
Details: CD, 57:02 minutes
Artist: C.G. Deuter

Track List

About C.G. Deuter

If Deuter does not give you his exact address you'll most likely never find his domain. It is hidden deep in the New Mexico forest he shares with birds, deer, roadrunners, snakes and coyotes. The sound of wind chimes and bees fill the air. He is a beekeeper; recently he's been regularly visited by a bear who rather indelicately tried to sample the sweet wares of his hives. Between studio sessions you'll probably find the musician reshaping his pond or crafting zen-like furniture in his workshop. Deuter describes himself as a hermit/monk/wolf living in the wild (and enjoying it!). He designed his house using the principles of Feng Shui. The studio, with its large windows and views of the forest, is a sanctuary--a laboratory for music-making that includes instruments from all over the world: Shakuhachi flutes, sitars, tablas, santoors, a Turkish sasz, and a Persian tar; Chimes, bowls and Tibetan bells and of course, keyboards, guitars, and synthesizers. If you are lucky enough to be invited into Deuter's world while he is recording, you'll experience a transformation as he disappears into his the magic of his music. New Earth Records artist Deuter has received the 2001 AFIM INDIE Award in Las Angeles, CA at the AFIM Convention in the New Age category for "Sun Spirit". more information on deuter at www.newearthrecords.com