Prabodhi - Muktinath

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Review by Jürgen Lamprecht

Album Review: Muktinath by Prabodhi – A Sonic Escape to Somewhere You’ve Never Been Let’s just say this upfront: Muktinath isn’t your average New Age album. It’s more like a dream you don’t want to wake up from, one where the air feels lighter and every sound carries a whisper of something sacred. Released back in 1990 on Nightingale Records (shoutout to Germany, USA, and Canada for sharing this gem), it’s an ambient journey that feels both ancient and futuristic at the same time. Prabodhi—the composer, arranger, performer, basically the whole package—crafted something here that’s hard to shake off once you let it sink in. Now, I gotta talk about two tracks that stuck with me because, honestly, they felt less like songs and more like moments. First up is “Temple of the Muktinath.” This track hits different—it starts slow, almost hesitant, like it’s inviting you into its world instead of demanding attention. The synths swell gently, wrapping around you like mist rolling through mountains. And then there’s this melody, soft but piercing, that makes you feel like you’re standing right there, barefoot on cool stone, staring at some holy place you can’t quite describe. It’s spiritual without being preachy, which is rare these days. Every time I hear it, I think about those old black-and-white photos of temples half-hidden in clouds—you know, the kind that make you wonder if maybe heaven really does exist somewhere between Earth and sky. Then there’s “Rhythm of the Eternal Forest,” which flips the vibe entirely. If “Temple” feels still and meditative, this one moves. Like, literally—it’s got this heartbeat-like rhythm running underneath everything, steady and grounding. But layered over it are these shimmering tones that feel alive, like sunlight filtering through leaves or wind brushing against bark. At first listen, it’s peaceful, sure, but after a while, it gets under your skin. There’s a rawness to it, as if the forest itself is breathing alongside you. Weird flex, but I swear this track made me nostalgic for places I’ve never even been to. Like, have I lived another life? Or am I just losing it? What’s wild is how seamless all these sounds blend together. Prabodhi didn’t just throw random notes into a machine—he built worlds. Worlds you could step into, wander around, get lost in. That’s what keeps pulling me back to Muktinath. It doesn’t scream for your attention; it waits patiently until you’re ready to listen. And here’s the thing—I wasn’t expecting to connect so deeply with an album released before I was born. Maybe that’s the magic of music like this. It transcends time, space, whatever. Listening to Muktinath feels like finding a letter addressed to no one—but somehow, it’s meant for you. Final thought? If you ever find yourself needing to escape reality for a bit, press play on this album. Just don’t blame me when you start daydreaming about hiking trails you’ll probably never walk or staring out windows wondering what lies beyond the horizon. Oh, and hey—if anyone knows where I can score a legit copy of this record, hit me up. My Spotify searches aren’t cutting it anymore.

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Download

Filename: prabodhi-muktinath.zip
  • MP3 size: 80 mb
  • FLAC size: 595.2 mb

Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Rhythm Of The Eternal Forest4:32
On the Pass08:33
Higher And Higher4:31
Higher and Higher04:36
Temple Of The Muktinath4:02
In The View Of The Annapurna7:34
The Sun Is Shining On The Other Side Of The Valley5:15
A Dream Comes True5:37
Like the Birds in the Sky05:26
Like The Birds In The Sky5:34
Coming Home4:41
The Sun Is Shining on the Other Side of the Valley05:21
In View of the Annapurna07:38
Temple of Muktinath04:04
Rhythm of the Eternal Forest04:43
On The Pass8:30

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Catalog Numbers

  • NGH-CD-316
  • NGHC 316

Labels

Nightingale Records

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Formats

  • CD
  • Album
  • Cassette

Companies

RoleCompany
Made ByMeistersinger Musik
Pressed ByGramofonové Závody
Manufactured ByHigher Octave Music
Distributed ByHigher Octave Music
Published ByMeistersinger Musik

Credits

RoleCredit
Composed ByPrabodhi
Arranged ByPrabodhi
PerformerPrabodhi

Notes

German GEMA version of the CD

Barcodes

  • Barcode: 4006370003166
  • Matrix / Runout: GZ G10202 NGH CD 316
  • Rights Society: GEMA
  • Label Code: LC 9098
  • SPARS Code: DDD
  • Barcode: 4 006370 003166
  • Matrix / Runout: CDT-BERLIN NGH CD 316 01
  • Barcode: 01831103162

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s something cool: The album *Muktinath* by Prabodhi is like a musical journey through soundscapes inspired by nature and spirituality. Released in 1990, it blends ambient and new age vibes, taking listeners to places like the Annapurna mountains and the Temple of Muktinath. What’s wild is that Prabodhi did it all—composing, arranging, and performing every track. It’s not just an album; it’s more like a meditative escape spread across three countries: Germany, the USA, and Canada. Tracks like "Like The Birds In The Sky" and "Rhythm of the Eternal Forest" feel like you're stepping into another world. Some songs even repeat with slightly different titles, which might make you wonder if they’re alternate versions or just quirky labeling. Either way, it’s a gem for anyone who loves music that feels both vast and calming.

Comments

evformcom
2025-03-16
Este es un Superdisco ! Tiene más de 30 años ! WOW!
ajana517083439
2025-03-16
Hi Friend! I loved this album. I don't knew it. Very thanks for share. I'm from México and I'm a great new age music fan. This album is from Nightingale records label. This label has great musicians like Karunesh. Great music of Prabodhi.
Do you have the first Prabodhi album? Heaven on earth? Thanks ?
chonixblog
2025-03-16
geniallll
davehearne
2025-03-16
Magnifique!!
ajidsastro
2025-03-16
Hermosa música ❤️??❤️
Tolle Scheibe, da werden Jugend-Erinnerungen geweckt !
ricardoruas
2025-03-14
This is my childhood. I love this.