Important to note: To have the full 3D Audio experience, please use headphones or earbuds.
3D Binaural Music
3D Binaural recordings of nature, singing bowls, large wind chimes, asian gongs.
Humans are naturally able to hear in 3D, even though we only have two ears, because of the way the ears are positioned on the head. A sound coming from the right will hit the left ear a fraction of a second later than the right ear and will be perceived slightly softer as the sound diminishes and is reflected off the outer ear and head and torso. These aural cues allow the brain to identify the direction of a sound and pinpoint its spatial location remarkably well-it's what makes you whip your head around when you hear a twig snap behind you.
The most well-known technique for capturing 3D audio, binaural recording, mimics this natural process by putting microphones in fabricated ear canals on either side of a dummy head.
Meditation Music
Meditation, which is the practice of focused concentration, bringing yourself back to the moment over and over again, actually addresses stress, whether positive or negative." Meditation can also reduce the areas of anxiety, chronic pain, depression, heart disease and high blood pressure.