Instrumental

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 […]

Step into musical poetry with Time Rider and be prepared for a journey which will take you into times past, present and times to come. […]

As a celebration album of two of the better known Jazzmen of their times in Dizzie Gillespie and Miles Davis, Mike Longo and the boys […]

A light delicate touch has been used by the talented Perth percussion duo, Josh Hogan and Steve Richter to introduce a sense of fantasy and […]

Utter bliss! That is really all I need to say about this latest release from Syversen. Complete and utter bliss! A bubble bath for the […]

Drawing on the peace, tranquillity and transient nature of the Parisienne night, Gronau gets down to business on his latest album Visions, creating in a […]

Glorious, sumptuous and delicious – right from the very first note to the very last note, each and every track on this offering of world […]

On Giving Voice you can and maybe should get very technical with the style and rhythm of each piece but in many ways, by doing […]

In Timothy Wenzel’s latest album he combines many of his life philosophies blended with his dream state to create music which woos’ you gently into […]

Composing and creating music was the second love of John Levine during his formative years. His first love was science – specifically electronics – so […]

When White and Paulino set out to enhance, or if you like develop further, a set of music they created to aid spoken word meditation […]

A reality check came for Oswalt when he fell from his trusty bicycle for the second time; same place, same damage, same operation but differing […]

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’ […]

In this Brulands’ third album he manages to combine his love of farming with his love of music, creating a totally diverse, interesting, relaxing and […]

When you put such talents as Annette Cantor and C.G. Deuter together you can only get one thing – that is excellence and in this […]

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 boys form Luna Blanca are back again with their fifth album and in their very definite style have delivered the good once again with […]

In Renewal, Pederson has successfully managed to breathe new life into classical Hymns by stripping away the trappings of “traditional church music”, exposing the beautiful […]

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 […]

Although the Album is titled Los Angeles Blues it is perhaps the furthest thing from blues in the traditional style of blues music. Rather, it […]

Interesting, is perhaps not quite the way to describe this album from Matt Millecchia in this his first formal album, which has been produced by […]

Synthesiser, Piano: Piano, Synthesiser: add a bit of percussion, a lick of guitar now and then, a very clever artist and there you have it, […]

Beautiful and elegant are only two of the many words which can be used to describe the first original album released by award wining pianist […]