Sleep Sound with Richard Armitage

De: Audible Sleep

Narrado por: Richard Armitage

Do you struggle to Sleep Sound?

In this season of Sleep Sound, join Richard Armitage as he transports you into peaceful and serene soundscapes from around the globe designed to ease you into a restful slumber.

Richard’s rich, calm voice will lull you into a state of deep relaxation while gentle landscapes play out and fade into the background.

So take a deep breath, relax, and join Audible, as we help you to Sleep Sound.

Now available in Dolby Atmos on Audible.

Episode 1: Camping by the North Sea

Richard’s voice takes you to a windswept coastal outpost out by the edge of the North Sea.

Sound Recording by Pete Smith

Episode 2: Rainstorm at Cathedral Cave

Richard transports you to the inside of a cave, sheltering from the rain in England’s green, lush Lake District.

Sound Recording by Simon James

Episode 3: Glacial Lagoon in Patagonia

We travel with Richard to icy Patagonia, where at the edge of a glacial lagoon you can hear air itself crackle in the freezing temperatures.

Sound Recording by George Vlad

Episode 4: Fireplace in the Oregon Wilderness

Richard narrates the crackles of a gentle fire in the hearth of a wooden cottage, deep inside a wild Oregon forest.

Sound Recording by Jason Hovatter

Episode 5: The Winter Winds of Scotland

Richard takes you to a rocky hamlet overlooking the fierce Northern Scottish seas, where the wind soothes you with its gliding whisper.

Sound Recording by Diane Hope

Episode 6: Greenland’s Chorus of Ice

Richard narrates the calming, crinkling sounds of an ever melting and reforming ice sheet in the glaciers of Western Greenland.

Sound Recording by Mark Roberts

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soothing

I could listen to Richard Armitage read all day; his voice is like butter. I play this in the background while I work on projects.

Best Narrative I’ve heard in a long time

He delivered the story as described and yet his voice and tone relaxed the mind enough to keep interested yet soothed and lulled. The background noise was also well placed. Definitely worth the listen. Hope to hear more in the future!

Relaxing soundscape for bed

I loved this listen, it put me in the right mode for sleep! I will probably listen again

Wonderful relaxation!!

Love his voice! So soothing and relaxing. I have chronic issues getting to sleep and I am asleep before the end of every episode. LOVE IT!! Want more episodes!! I have other of his audio recordings to and he is FANTASTIC!!!

Peaceful and relaxing

Each episode has Richard telling a short story in that beautiful, calm, soothing voice of his that helps the mind relax as the nature sounds of rain or the crackling of a fire gently lull you to sleep.

With a varying work schedule full of traveling, I often find it hard to unwind and relax if I'm returning home late. I've tried different nature sounds and white noise to help me sleep, but not much works. I have to admit, this Sleep Sound with Richard works. I can set the timer for one episode, turn the volume down, turn out the lights, and I'm asleep before the episode is complete.

Definitely worth the listen.

It’s relaxing and pleasing to the Senses

I Liked it, it didn’t have heavy Piano pieces which are Loud to me and Overpowering while meditating, relaxing or trying to go to Sleep.
This is a mix of Light Melodic tones with Natural Sounds, such as the Ocean.
I prefer Singing Bowls but those are mostly used in Tibet, and Eastern Europe onwards.

Zzzzzz

I can’t tell you much about the stories, because I’m asleep in less than 10 minutes. Perfect.

Peaceful and relaxing

What a great way to relax and fall asleep! This is amazing and I love it!

Heaven

It literally doesn’t matter what he is saying, I would blissfully listen to Richard Armitage read anything, even if I didn’t speak English and understand a word he was saying. His voice is just pure, velvety comfort. This and his narration of Jonathan Strange & Mr. Norrell are my go-to’s when my anxious brain can’t sleep. My only criticism for this series is that I wish he was just speaking the whole time, rather than having some sections of soothing white noise. My brain gently startles back to awareness when a new episode starts and the narration comes back in. Give me 8 hours of Richard Armitage reading the Oxford English Dictionary and I have no doubt I’d get the best sleep of my life!

Nice voice , irritating background

The story and voice was nice. The beginning of some chapters sounded like car horns. Some of the sounds woke me up. Another sounded like bugs.