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Double Helix
Double Helix as a name for an album is somewhat intriguing as the definition of Helix is that of three dimensional object, but as the […]
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Scenes From Dinétah
Dinah is the traditional homeland of the Navajo tribe of Native Americans. In the Navajo language, the word “Dinétah” means “among the people” or “among the […]
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A Momentary Pause
Out of the ever-changing patters that have formed the world of 2020 has come some of the most beautiful, peaceful, healing music; music offered to […]
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Perfection in every note creates a blissful journey into peace and healing with the glorious Illuminance from Sangeeta Kaur accompanied by acclaimed pianist Peter Kater, […]
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Thinking of You
From a tender age music was the lifeblood of David J Pena and his world, as he would sit listening to the marching bands practicing […]
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For all of the downside attached to the devastation that is the Corona virus, the other side of the darkness is beauty, rich and magnificent; […]
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Sands of Time
Simply disconnect from the everyday and get set to enjoy one of the most richly sumptuous collections of neo-classical music to be created by Dutch […]
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Sacred Spaces
Surreal electronic sounds greet the day as A Metaphysical Morning begins to unfold in a most enjoyable and easily acceptable style introducing Michael Whalen’s Sacred […]
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There are thirteen tracks on this eclectic, up-tempo, almost Broadway style album Life Seasons from renowned pianist Richard Schulman, which brings the wonderful sound of […]
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In these troubled, challenging and changing times serenity is something that is valued perhaps now more than ever before and also one of the harder […]
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Violin precedes the ethereal voice of Irish songstress Lia Scallion as she introduces her beautiful, gentle and sacred music with Invisible Light, a collection of […]
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When Eternity Touches Time
Master of Electronica Jim Ottaway is back with his 2020 work When Eternity Touches Time, a most intriguing as always and interesting, slightly more mellow […]
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Convergence I
As with all his work Kevin Kastning strips music back to the most minimalist format, creating music that is or could be considered as purist. […]
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Sign of the times
Folk music is an interesting genre, as it can capture almost to perfection a lost love, celebrate a new one, record a phase of history […]
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Sonoran Odyssey
Odyssey: a long and winding journey or voyage coupled with changes of fortune along the way. Sonoran Desert: a place considered amongst the more spectacular […]
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Winds Of Change
Winds of Change comes into the ‘Play it again, Sam’ category as the music has a certain something which wraps around the emotions, offering solace, […]
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Celtic Fairy Dream
An enchantress calling to all who would listen, is the first thought that came to mind when the beautiful sound of Castle of Dromore filled the […]
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Sarah Jane Hargis believes in following dreams and overcoming obstacles, and doing what it takes to be able to follow a pathway in life that […]
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A Classical Meditation
A Classical Meditation is at first glance a little intriguing, as one thing classical music is not noted for in many aspects is its meditative […]
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Flights of Angels
It should come as little surprise to learn that talented ‘cellist Margaret Maria lives opposite a cemetery where, within her view, stands a particularly large […]
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Inspired by the beauty of the earth and the magic of nature, Blue Landscapes III: Frontiers, a melodious and immensely peaceful body of work from […]
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Fire in the Clouds
In this lovely, laid back collection from Eric Bikales, the many years of music he has engaged with is apparent as each of the pieces, […]
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People write nice things about Steve Hancoff for a very good reason; he is an amazing musician who, through his ability on the guitar, takes […]