Soundscape · 9 min
Place of Love
Let slow, warm rhythms soften your edges and open your heart, whether the day is just beginning or ending.
With
Dj Taz RashidRated4.817K plays
- Level
- All levels
- Style
- Soundscape
- Sound
- Downtempo music, no voice
- Best time
- Early morning or late night
About this session
- Deepens relaxation
- Opens the heart
- Lifts your mood
- Eases evening tension
Place of Love is a nine-minute downtempo soundscape by Dj Taz Rashid. It is pure music: unhurried beats, warm layers and a gentle, sensual pulse that you simply let wash over you. Nobody speaks, so there is nothing to do except listen and let your breathing slow down.
It suits quiet pockets at either end of the day: the first stretch of a slow morning, or the late hours when you want to unwind. Play it alone, with a partner, or in the background while you stretch, journal or simply sit with your feelings.
After the session
01
A softer, easier body
Let the groove melt away held-in tension.
02
An open heart
Feel warmer toward yourself and others.
03
Quiet, lasting joy
Carry a light, happy mood forward.
04
A sensual, blissful mood
Settle into pleasure and feeling at ease.
Who it’s for
Yes, if…
- Anyone who wants a gentle musical start to the morning
- People winding down late at night who aren't ready for sleep
- Couples or individuals creating a warm, intimate atmosphere
- Listeners who like downtempo music as a path to relaxation
Not now, if…
- Those looking for an energising or upbeat track
- People who want spoken guidance or a structured meditation
- Anyone who prefers complete silence
Questions people ask
Still unsure? Ask your assistant anything about this session.
What kind of music is Place of Love?
It is downtempo: slow, warm grooves with a relaxed pulse rather than a driving beat. The mood is sensual and open-hearted, more about easing into a feeling than building energy. It runs for nine minutes with no spoken guidance.
What is the track meant to help me feel?
It is tagged for relaxation and unconditional love, with states of bliss and what Mindvalley calls gazm. In practice, listen for a softening in your body and a warm, generous feeling toward yourself and the people in your life.
Why is it recommended for early morning and late night?
Those are the two times when the day's demands are furthest away. In the early morning it gives you a gentle, happy start before the rush; late at night it helps you unwind and settle into a calmer, warmer mood.
How can I listen to it for the best effect?
Give it your full attention at least once: sit or lie comfortably, let your breath slow, and follow the groove. Afterwards you can use it as background for stretching, journaling or quiet time with a partner, where its mood supports the moment without demanding focus.
How is it different from a guided meditation?
There is no teacher, script or technique to follow. The music itself is the practice, so you can drift in and out of attention and still receive the mood. It suits people who find talking distracting or who simply feel like listening.