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Heroines in Harmony
Edgy, challenging and incredibly powerful music pours out in a serious, ‘take note’ introduction to this latest and emotionally testing album, Heroines in Harmony from cellist Margaret Maria, as she...
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Serenity III: More Peaceful Music on the Chapman Stick
The lovely dulcet tones created by Michael Kollwitz on his Chapman Stick have once again, on his latest album Serenity III – More peaceful Music on The Chapman Stick, been...
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Bluesilhouette – Looking For Utopia
A musician who composes from his balcony surrounded by and overlooking forest, ginger ale either at the ready or in hand, a self-proclaimed ‘stuffy academic’, David Peoples creates music that...
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Leaning Toward Home
Over the past years Holland Philips has released seven albums, Leaning Towards Home being the seventh in the series of relaxing, dreamlike music, many of the pieces being tuned into...
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Journey of Tears
In an album hard to define, flautist Monica Williams combines her life experience with immense skill on flute to present her first solo album, Journey of Tears. The work is...
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Acceptance
On this digital only release from the talented Sherry Finer, she offers a little of the very personal side of her life, her journey towards acceptance as a way of...
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Small Treasures
It began with a painting, moved to a poem and finalised in an album of the most exquisite music created to date, from Belgium composer Kerani, in a very personal...
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Aonki: Gateway of Love
Anaya was always destined to be an academic, a pathway that lead her to becoming a professor of Information Systems at the University of Brasilia, later earning a Post Doctorate...
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Ethereal II
Although this flow-on album to Ethereal I could be considered as something of an improv collection of works created by Kevin Kastning, Sandor Szabo and Balazc Major playing in a...
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World Café
Catchy and jaunty the latest work from Ron Korb, World Café, has captured the very essence that makes up all the wonderful, colourful and vibrant meeting places of the world,...
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Mosaic
Wafting gently into the ether the inspirational, gentle and beautiful tones of Mosaic capture the imagination and spirit immediately. In this his sixth album David Wahler has woven the dynamic...
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A Trick of the Wind
Erik Scott’s musical background echoes with the ghosts of times past, beginning in the heady days of Woodstock and moving forward, playing with such greats as Alice Cooper, Flo &...