Lie beside a gently babbling creek on a warm summer night as crickets fill the air with their rhythmic chorus. The water tumbles over smooth stones and pebbles with a continuous musical gurgle.
Crickets pulse in synchronized waves that rise and fall with the temperature of the air. Occasionally a frog croaks from the muddy bank.
An owl calls from the trees upstream. Fireflies flash silently above the water.
The creek pools behind a fallen log then spills over in a miniature waterfall before continuing its winding journey through the meadow. The grass along the bank rustles in a warm breeze. This eight-hour recording captures the quintessential summer night soundscape that humans have fallen asleep to for thousands of years. The combination of flowing water and insect chorus is one of the most reliable natural sleep aids ever documented. Perfect for anyone who sleeps best with the sounds of a warm country night.
