S1gns Of L1fe (Chris Bryant) is an ambient producer from the Bay Area in California.

Combining hypnotic drones and pulsing ambient rhythms, S1gns Of L1fe has already captured the attention of both fellow music producers and fans worldwide. His new album, "Language of The Ancients," explores the connection between natural and social complexities of our environment, the core genius of biology, astronomy, and the commonality yet harmony of our existence.

His new album "Branches in the Sky" is available on www.s1gnsofl1fe.com

Branches in the Sky, composed and recorded in the spring of 2013, is a subconscious journey into a distinct world created by S1gns Of L1fe. Branches in the Sky is a continuation of his first album, Language of the Ancients, which magnifies the discovery of our celestial origins, or "branches" through harmony and vibration. These branches are pathways that transverse through the cosmos to connect the celestial entities with our collective memories and individual consciousness. Melodic textures and pulsing rhythms awaken those memories and subconscious moods as if for the first time.

Continuing on exactly where "Language" left off, Branches in the Sky is a captivating 5 song EP (40 minutes) full of hypnotic melodies and pumping rhythmic soundscapes. Branches in the Sky is the perfect companion piece to Language of the Ancients. Each song is a journey into worlds that only S1gns Of L1fe can create bringing you his signature sound that earned the accolades and respect of hundreds of new fans around the globe.

Branches in the Sky also marks S1gns Of Life's debut on Arecibo Records, a brand new ambient label from Spain. Joining other artists such as Massergy, Inner Reality, Spidergod and Rildrim, Arecibo Records is poised to be the next big force in modern ambient music today.

His passion for ambient music is undeniable. He is a moderator at the ambient website www.ambientonline.org as well as a sound designer, creating demos for various ambient soundbanks. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.