The Spiritual Ambient series "Journey to Inner Space" by TAKEO SUZUKI is a concept album that leads to music to deeper self-awareness. Five albums have been released so far, and the sixth, "Journey to Inner Space 6," has just been released.

"Journey to Inner Space 6" features ambient sounds perfect for morning meditation, calming the mind and guiding it to a place of deep introspection. The gentle rhythms and peaceful sounds are pleasant and help improve concentration without causing distraction. Throughout the series, you can explore yourself and promote spiritual growth, deepen your connection with yourself, and experience greater peace and tranquility.

This album is perfect for those who explore themselves through meditation and relaxation. By listening to this album in the morning, you can calm your mind and be led to a place of deep introspection. The gentle rhythms and peaceful sounds of the album lead the listener to a state of deep meditation, helping improve concentration without causing distraction.

The album is produced and mixed by TAKEO SUZUKI, and it features high-quality sound. The delicate and beautiful sounds of the album create a peaceful mood and lead the listener to a deep introspective journey. "Journey to Inner Space 6" is an ideal ambient music album for morning meditation, self-exploration, relaxation, and deep introspection.

The "Journey to Inner Space" series is produced and mixed by TAKEO SUZUKI, and it features high-quality sound. Various instruments and sounds, including synthesizers, field recordings, and samples, are combined to create a unique and immersive listening experience. It provides spiritual ambient sound perfect for various situations, such as meditation, relaxation, and introspection.

TAKEO SUZUKI is a producer, DJ, sound engineer, photographer, and art creator who is active in a wide range of fields, including music and art. His roots are in the soundtracks of films from the 1970s in America, Europe, and elsewhere. From there, he began listening to foreign rock, pop, new wave, soul, jazz, and other genres, and started playing the guitar and performing in bands. He was deeply impressed by Ryuichi Sakamoto's music, which inspired him to use synthesizers and sequences in music production and recording techniques, starting work as a composer and arranger for commercials and game music.

Later, he was influenced by Brian Eno, Steve Reich, Adrian Sherwood, and Alex Paterson, among others, and began incorporating ambient music, various club music, and ethnic music into his production activities, becoming a beat maker, DJ, and sound engineer for the club jazz unit "O.M.U." He released his first CD from the Japanese Columbia Triad label and made his debut.

As a result of this first CD, he signed with Germany's 99 Records and released the full album "o.m.u. / o.m.u." He invited a diverse range of guests from Japan and abroad to record at his home. The album was released worldwide and he was invited to the large-scale Swiss jazz festival "JAZZ not JAZZ," where he received high praise for his live performance and DJ skills.

After temporarily leaving the music scene, he began working as a digital content creator, VJ, web director, and photographer. In recent years, he has resumed his music activities and has consistently released Psybient works on YouTube, Bandcamp, and other platforms.

Today, in addition to music production, he is active in a wide range of fields, such as photography, video production, and art creation. His works have a unique worldview that blends diverse music, art, and culture, and have attracted attention from around the world. He aims not only to make music, but also to connect people through music and make the world a better place.