Should I produce an ambient album?

 A couple of years ago I watched a youtube video in which singer Bjork was interveiwing modern composers. One composer had a background in archetecture and music. His idea of music was where you enter a room with sound. Depending on your actions in the room, the sound would change based on the actions you were doing. 

For the most part the sound of the music was extreamly ambient. I was blown away. Having music that reacted to your actions in the room was the defnition of ambient music.

I have never really been a fan of ambient music. When I listen to music I always pay close attention to it. Having long moving chords and ambient sounds isn't exactly my cup of tea. 

Im not against ambient music. In fact I have probably an hours worth of extremly ambient music on my computer. I have always thought of releasing it. But it is way too different from my other works. I think eventually I will have to release it in some form. I use these tracks as part of my portfolio whenever I am applying for a sound design gig.

It seems that people like this kind of music. I rarely listen to it, but again that doesn't mean I shouldn't produce it. I always like the idea of producing whatever Im into at the moment. Although I like some forms of music more than others. I find that by producing everything I can improve.