Song Review/ Instrumental : Ian Rae’s ‘In My Dreams’
His latest release is ‘In My Dreams’, an instrumental that stretches beautifully into colorful scenes of paradise.
Song Review/ Instrumental : Tony Frissore’s ‘Just Fade Away’
That’s the experience of Tony Frissore’s latest release, ‘Just Fade Away’. The electronic music composer gently leads the listener into this free space. Using suggestive melodies, he progressively incepts ideas, feelings, lightness, and a general sense of fluidity.
Vincent Krennerich’s ‘Dunkelrot’ : A Soft Chromatic Ambience
His latest release is ‘Dunkelrot’, a track that is scored with piano melodies, dulcet beats and sax waves.
EP Review/ Ambient : David Buchs’ ‘Letting Go’
His latest release is ‘Letting Go’, a three track EP that, by creating an atmosphere of open skies, lightness, and expansive beauty, forges relaxing and reflective themes.
Album Review/ Sci- Fi Ambience : Hipster Pug’s ‘signal from the universe’
For his latest act, ‘Signal From The Universe’, the artist combines his usual lofi/ downtempo/ ambient act with moments of cryptic sentience, an exercise in suggestive brilliance that compels you to journey past imaginary boundaries, breaking past thresholds of thought.
Jean-Philippe Ruelle Crafts An Ambient Escape with ‘Impulsein’
His latest release is ‘Impulsein’, an absorbing, electric pulsation that spreads, evolves, and grows into beautiful spheres of expression.
Song Review/ Blues : El Oso Guapo’s ‘Eucalyptus’
The song, ‘Eucalyptus’ from this album, features a dreamy whirl of blues. With eastern percussion tapping into passionate saxophone tails and flinging guitars, the artist creates a promiscuous backdrop for his sedating baritones.
David Lockeretz’s ‘Number 4 Train’ is a Stroytelling Ambience
His latest release is ‘Number 4 Train’, a track that is a neo-jazz masterpiece that aims to capture the artist’s experience of the thematic object.
Giardini Oort’s ‘Are You Shure?’ : A Dynamic Ambient Exploration
Like in his latest single, ‘Are You Shure?’, the artist delves into the realm of seeking, exploring, contemplating, and arriving.
Song Review/Ambient Instrumental : Marc Soucy’s ‘The Paradigm’s Shift’
As much as he explores the facets of life and love, in his latest single, ‘Paradigm’s Shift’, he conceptualizes the ethereal, a composition that accounts for the expansive essence of the universe in all its majesty and beauty.
Single Review : Marc Soucy’s ‘That Thing You Said’
Marc Soucy’s neo-classical flair rides into a contemporary peak with his latest release, ‘That Thing You Said’. It is a romantic, dreamy, and soft composition, detailed with fleshy electronic waves.
Bloomfield Machine Reveals All Things Creative and Stylistic : Suiteness Album
‘Suiteness’ is the banner’s sixth album, a sixteen-track collection that marries futuristic frames with the intricate makeup of natural concepts. The result is a profound mixture of perspectives and baselines that is worth a journey through.
Giardini Oort’s ‘Echoes of the Guru’ : A Play of Darkness & Light
‘Echoes of the Guru’ is the artist’s latest single, a track that honors the wisdom, perspective, and advice of the Guru or Teacher. It is a voice that remains with us, echoes of light in the darkest hour.
Dive Into The Plush Visual Scapes of Marc Schuster’s ‘Arguably’
‘Arguably’ is Marc Schuster’s latest album. It is a compelling series, each track shimmering with its distinct and unique agenda. Across the eight tracks, you’ll experience picturesque and scenic binds of acoustics, electronica, blues, rock, and soul trajectories.
Explore A Tranquil Ambience With Deep Dive Species’ ‘Unconditional’
Taken from this album is ‘Unconditional’. Each melody, with its aftermath stained with echoes, is vested with a sense of boundlessness that ties back to the title.
Enjoy Origins of Nebulae’s Indie Rock Skies in ‘Motion Blur’
Origins of Nebulae has just released their latest album, ‘Motion Blur’. It is a very visual album, spanning across stylistic, experimental, and explorative lines. With smooth rhythms, they project a sense of timelessness and boundlessness.
Graffick Projects Abstract Electro Sonics In ‘Messages / In The Wake’
In his latest single, ‘Messages / In The Wake’ he floats synths, wrapping them in abstract material, digital influences, and a consciousness that conveys nothing and everything at the same time.
The Dawn Phenomenon’s ‘Ember Day’ : A Crepuscular Wonder
The group’s sophomore single, ‘Ember Day’ comes in the form of mellow, crepuscular bloom. With melodies tinged with dim highlights, dazed vocals, and glassy tones, it’s as soothing as it is cerebrally activating.
Michael Donoghue Crafts the Ambience of Dark & Contemplative Realms in ‘Mantes EP’
‘Mantes’ is the artist’s latest four-track EP. The tracks taking a trip into slightly darker realms, before the closer lifts you up and takes the listener back into space.
Vincent Krennerich Delivers Enriching Jazz Contemplations in ‘Sommerregen’
Vincent’s latest release is the single, ‘Sommerregen’ which translates to ‘Summer Rain’. It is tuned to afflict the listener with buoyancy and a sprinkle of unexpected joy.