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The Gathering IV
In 2012 the first Gathering album was released to massive acclaim, winning the coveted ZMR Album of the Year. Two years on, Will Ackerman and Tom Eaton of Imaginary Road...
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Voice of the Ancestors
Sombre, beautiful and deeply spiritual, the music of Grayhawk has been woven in tribute to his beloved son Christopher Rainbow Dragon, who at a very tender age, lost his battle...
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Green Light
American singer, songwriter and producer, Bobby Susser, well known thoughout the world of popular music over several generations, has turned his formidable skills into creating some better than wonderful music,...
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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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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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Flow
Invited by Lawrence Blatt, incredible player of acoustic and electric guitars and ukulele, to take part in somewhat of an experimental recording, Fiona Joy, acclaimed pianist and vocalist, along with Jeff...
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After The Rain
Glorious, gorgeous and a real treat, this new album, After the Rain  from Neil Tatar combines the best of styles to create an album which will be listened to time...
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Visions & Emotions
There are very few musicians that can contribute much of their skill to their Aunt Mable, but such is the case for Aleksandra Takala as her Aunt Mable, who took...
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Terra Incognito: The Space Between
New Age Solo Pianist Richard Dillion has produced an album that is so very different to his past three, Land of Nod, Irish Mist and Ring Around The Moon, that...
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Listen.
Ethnomusicology has been presented in a fine and flamboyant style in this second album created by Kulkarni, as he accepts the challenge of blending east with west, ancient with modern...
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Drum Distillery
Circadian rhythms emerge from the speakers in the introductory piece Circadian Spirals: the rhythm is hypnotic, the vibe unusual as the pulse is reminiscent of tribal beat familiar to so...
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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...