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Songs for Smiler McGee
After an on again, off again, presence in the music scene spaning more than 17 years, Jon Dahlander has returned with is stunningly beautiful solo piano album, Songs for Smiler...
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Consider the Moon & Stars
This album opens with the immortal sound of Houston getting ready to launch the American spacecraft, carrying astronaut John Glenn, into space. He was to become the first American to...
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Soul Dreams
In 1986 Christopher Boscole released his first solo piano album, Shimmer, which was to become the beginning of a collection of albums, with Soul Dreams coming in at number 11....
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Soundscapes
This is indeed the Music of Deborah Offenhauser; it is eclectic, delightful, totally, enjoyable and an album that can simply be enjoyed for enjoyment sake; no more no less. The...
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They Were Here
The sound of horses moving slowly in perhaps early morning mists, are the first sounds heard  on this deeply shamanic influenced album of healing music, co-created by the  incredibly talented...
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Spirit Wheel
Imagine, if you will, bathing in a pool of sublime bliss; the beauty of the experience surrounding you, feeling the deep relaxation beginning to permeate your very heart and soul,...
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Urban Metta, Vol. 2
Anaamaly pronounced as Án-o-maly’ means, ‘something that deviates from what is standard, normal, or expected', is a perspective to be remembered as you drift slowly through the delicate vibration which...
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Ardor
Matthew Mayer is recognised as an artist in a league of his own, as far as solo piano is concerned and on this, his eleventh album it is easy to...
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87 Keys
On this debut album from young Russian composer Philip Shpartov, he takes a walk along some very divergent musical pathways, to present an album which is versatile, enjoyable and heavily...
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Into the Flow
There is something incredibly familiar about this charming album, created by solo pianist Joseph Akins, to simply delight the senses with twelve appealing compositions, some simply because he could and...
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When Every Word Was Singing
This popular musician from Germany has burst back upon the scene with his latest release which is introduced with a the sound of the car horn, acoustic backing and something...
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Held in the Light
 In this lovely eclectic mix, solo pianist Dan Chadburn is at his best, as he brings freshness to many much loved hymns and classic pieces, beginning with Breath on Me,...