https://bluewolf-reviews.com/music/songs-of-hope/
Songs of Hope
Listening to this first release from David Wells takes you back to a time when family would gather, a time before TV, emails, Facebook and the like. An older family...
https://bluewolf-reviews.com/music/stardust/
Stardust
All encompassing, far reaching, rich and full barely begin to describe Kerani’s latest project of incredible majesty, beauty and strength.  As always she has based her compositions about one of...
https://bluewolf-reviews.com/music/nightfall-london/
Nightfall London
It is hard to contemplate a city as vibrant and alive as London actually having nightfall, slowing down, drifting into that timeless space between one day and another, one world...
https://bluewolf-reviews.com/music/shifting-sands/
Shifting Sands
Teasing the ear, tempting the memory, tantalising the senses are just some of the enticing emotions to be felt with this new collection from the delightfully relaxed piano of Lynn...
https://bluewolf-reviews.com/music/what-we-hold-dear/
What We Hold Dear
Beautiful keyboards emerge out of the silence in this latest album from the renown Timothy Wenzel, in the track Murmuration, capturing in sound the dance of Starlings as they swirl...
https://bluewolf-reviews.com/music/urban-metta-vol-1/
Urban Metta, Vol. 1
Anaamaly, otherwise known as Phil Strickland, has created a delicious soundscape that wraps about you like a warm blanket, bringing with it the relaxation that sitting in front of fire...
https://bluewolf-reviews.com/music/bring-the-flavors/
Bring the Flavors
With Jack Gates music you never know quite where you are going to end up but on the first track and the title to the album Bring The Flavors you...
https://bluewolf-reviews.com/music/land-of-nod/
Land of Nod
From the first track on this delightfully relaxing solo piano album, you feel right at home. The notes of the piano tease the memory into remembering a time when life...
https://bluewolf-reviews.com/music/at-peace-beneath-the-shade-of-my-fathers-tree/
At Peace Beneath the Shade of My Father’s Tree
Cinematic, sweeping, all-encompassing and totally enjoyable Terry Lee Nichols takes life and all its ups and downs, transcribing his many experiences into a soundscape which has appeal, reflection, joy and...
https://bluewolf-reviews.com/music/songs-of-potential-embrace/
Songs of Potential Embrace
In this seriously experimental album there are a range of sounds which could easily be considered as the collection of a complete eccentric, trying over and over again to find...
https://bluewolf-reviews.com/music/sanctuary-iii-beyond-the-dream/
Sanctuary III: Beyond the Dream
Once again Sherry Finzer has produced an album which encapsulates the haunting, ethereal beauty of the flute in Sanctuary III: Beyond the Dream. In a far more reflective and almost...
https://bluewolf-reviews.com/music/quiet-piano-improvisations-vol-2/
Quiet Piano Improvisations, Vol. 2
Music that wraps around the heart and soul has been created by Greg Maroney in this his latest ambient piano album which, while structured, is also fluid and free flowing,...