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Equilibrium
Pure sound washes over you with the opening bars of this wonderful new release by the talented Kerani, with her latest work created in homage to feminine energy: to the...
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Playing with Shadows
Light and airy, spacious and intriguing are words which are just begging to describe this wonderful healing and joyous collection of music from David Franklin. Each of the eighteen tracks...
Timothy Wenzel is at it again, creating alchemy from notes of music, ideas of the mind, the love of the wind, the earth and the storm, melding all these aspects...
As always with their music Bruce Hecksel and Julie Patchouli, Terra Guitarra,  have created a wonderful blend of upbeat, easy to listen to and delightfully uncomplicated pieces which lift the...
Opening with a marvellously light, pulsing piece in L’Italiana you find your hips swinging and your feet tapping immediately: then the accordion joins in to give that something extra that...
Composing and creating music was the second love of John Levine during his formative years. His first love was science – specifically electronics – so at the age of 6...
Spiritualism, gypsies, rain forests, beaches, violins, contemporary beat, classical, infusion, foot stomping, hand clapping rhythms, rhumba, flamenco, Italy, Europe and just about every other influence in fusion guitarist Linstead’s arsenal,...
New Age really does not begin to describe this latest release from well know German musician Uwe Gronau, because at least to me, “new age’ gives the impression of soft...
Intriguing, interesting and not at all as expected, this offering from well know Irish pianist Josh Johnston proves to be as ethereal and misty as the picture on the cover...
Each note on this offering from Paz del Castillo is played in tribute to the many emotions which colour her life –that of love: Love of nature, love of the...
Played loudly or played softly this offering from AOMusic is one to make you sit up and take notice.  Either way, as far as volume is concerned, is great depending...