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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 […]
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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 […]
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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 […]
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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, […]
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Ring Around the Moon
In this solo piano album from Richard Dillion written in the winter months and recorded in 2014, the titles of the various tracks take your […]
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Reading the Introduction of this truly fascinating look inside the Australian Music Industry is like a crash course on Antonio Tati’s life, on speed. Tati […]
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Lead Me Home
Camille Nelson has created a wonderfully relaxing and absolutely enjoyable collection of favourite and new pieces, which reflect on the many traditional and much loved […]
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Spiritual Odyssey
Russell Suereth has devoted much of his life to promoting universal spirituality in the hope that people hear his message and that it makes a […]
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Chicago Chill 1
Chill; It’s that style of music that is there but not there, reminiscent of airport lounges, corporate offices, many an advertisement or the background music […]
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Let There Be Light
In 2016 Tom Moore and Sherry Finzer collaborated on an album Whispers from Silence which went on to receive much acclaim in the world of […]
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Global Skies
You can read a great deal into music and as with all of Timothy Cooper’s compositions for solo piano, a great deal has been the […]
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This Little Light
Every now and again an album come along that simply wraps around you, designed to do nothing more than to present the pure enjoyment of […]
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Prelude to a Dream
A sense of gentle naivety has been created with the simple and yet skilful use of the piano by talented pianist Shoshana Michel in her […]
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From the Darker Seasons
Spiritually, winter is a time when we are called upon to conserve our energy, withdraw and reflect on the year spent, to begin to plan […]
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Flying Solo Silhouette
Gently, gently, ever so slowly the singular sound of the piano being introduced to the day is heard; the sound quickens, then slides off into […]
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After the Harvest
Originally released in 2002 After The Harvest has been reconsidered and re-released for 2017 with Kent Smith creating additional music to be added to increase […]
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Deep Space Blue
Powerful, deep and majestic this latest release from award wining Australian composer Jim Ottaway takes you to places only ever imagined, places that are deep […]
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Equus Rising
In her own words Lisa Swerdlow describes her music and compositions as pieces that ‘help people to find an emotional and perhaps spiritual connection’ and […]
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Dare to Dream
In so many ways this glorious album is a tribute to the many people who have offered support and help over the years to songstress […]
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Under a Second Moon
Introducing his latest album with a slightly eerie atmosphere, sets the scene for what is to be another amazingly interesting journey with Holland Philips, as […]
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Irish Mist
Richard Dillion describes his music as something that just happens once he sits down at the keyboard. In this absolutely beautiful album, Irish Mist, dedicated […]