“...try BEDTIME BEATS, a CD designed to help you snooze. Unlike your Ambien/Prosecco experiment, the sleep aid was mixed by real scientists. The smarty-pants at Case Western Reserve University discovered that classical music played at 60-80 beats per minute can improve your sleep. Using that info, a couple of sandmen (er, sandwomen) deejayed a collection to conk you out...Just press play fifteen minutes before sleepy time and relax to the beats of the rhythm of the night. You'll forget about the worries on your mind.”
- from tastemaker website and newsletter Daily Candy

For the tens of millions among us who either have sleep disorders or simply find sound slumber elusive in their 21st century lifestyle, what could be better than a safe, effective and affordable way to tranquilly drift off each night? Research and testimonials - from well-rested believers -prove that BEDTIME BEATS^TM' specially programmed music works. The series' second volume, the 2-CD set BEDTIME BEATS: THE SECRET TO SLEEP - TRANQUIL SEDUCTIONS ONE JAZZ BEAT AT A TIME, does so in style with ever-so-soothing jazz grooves.

It is the first-ever jazz music collection sequenced and mastered to actively promote restful sleep. The double-disc compilation features twenty-four tracks from a host of iconic artists, all flowing out at an uninterrupted cadence of 60-80 beats per minute, following the protocol established by the Case Western study. Highlights include selections from Cyrus Chestnut, John Coltrane, George Duke, Duke Ellington, Lyle Mays, Joshua Redman, Joe Sample and other greats. There's over 130 minutes of world class jazz - though chances are you'll be blissfully aware of the bulk of it when listening at bedtime, and will have to find another time to day to take it all in!

Ideal for young and old alike, BEDTIME BEATS: THE SECRET TO SLEEP - TRANQUIL SEDUCTIONS ONE JAZZ BEAT AT A TIME follows up the first installment, 2006's Bedtime Beats: The Secret To Sleep, which spotlighted classical music. The anti-tossing & turning series was conceived by Cindy Bressler and Lisa Mercurio, and has been covered by media including USA Today, Family Circle Magazine, the Wall Street Journal, CNN and NPR.

“...try BEDTIME BEATS, a CD designed to help you snooze. Unlike your Ambien/Prosecco experiment, the sleep aid was mixed by real scientists. The smarty-pants at Case Western Reserve University discovered that classical music played at 60-80 beats per minute can improve your sleep. Using that info, a couple of sandmen (er, sandwomen) deejayed a collection to conk you out...Just press play fifteen minutes before sleepy time and relax to the beats of the rhythm of the night. You'll forget about the worries on your mind.”
- from tastemaker website and newsletter Daily Candy

For the tens of millions among us who either have sleep disorders or simply find sound slumber elusive in their 21st century lifestyle, what could be better than a safe, effective and affordable way to tranquilly drift off each night? Research and testimonials - from well-rested believers -prove that BEDTIME BEATS^TM' specially programmed music works. The series' second volume, the 2-CD set BEDTIME BEATS: THE SECRET TO SLEEP - TRANQUIL SEDUCTIONS ONE JAZZ BEAT AT A TIME, does so in style with ever-so-soothing jazz grooves. 

It is the first-ever jazz music collection sequenced and mastered to actively promote restful sleep. The double-disc compilation features twenty-four tracks from a host of iconic artists, all flowing out at an uninterrupted cadence of 60-80 beats per minute, following the protocol established by the Case Western study. Highlights include selections from Cyrus Chestnut, John Coltrane, George Duke, Duke Ellington, Lyle Mays, Joshua Redman, Joe Sample and other greats. There's over 130 minutes of world class jazz - though chances are you'll be blissfully aware of the bulk of it when listening at bedtime, and will have to find another time to day to take it all in!

Ideal for young and old alike, BEDTIME BEATS: THE SECRET TO SLEEP - TRANQUIL SEDUCTIONS ONE JAZZ BEAT AT A TIME follows up the first installment, 2006's Bedtime Beats: The Secret To Sleep, which spotlighted classical music. The anti-tossing & turning series was conceived by Cindy Bressler and Lisa Mercurio, and has been covered by media including USA Today, Family Circle Magazine, the Wall Street Journal, CNN and NPR.