EP Review/ Ambient : Keisuke Yoshizawa’s ‘Zero’
Keisuke Yoshizawa delivers a conceptual masterpiece with his three-part EP, ‘Zero’. The experience of this forms in the space where ambient music meets minimalistic piano formations and modern electronic design.
Album Review/ Contemporary Piano : Ashton Danieyan’s ‘Make Classical Music Great Again’
His latest release is the ‘Make Classical Music Great Again’ album. It is a collection that seeks to revive the beautiful landscapes and techniques of classical music in the modern era.
Song Review/ Classical : SASC CLASSICAL’s ‘Ludwig van Beethoven’s piano sonata no. 14 in C Sharp Minor’
The compositions retain the progressing characteristics of Beethoven. Memorable melodies, tonal weight and depth, and contrasts that draw you into introspective moods.
Song Review/ Classical : Sergiy Bolotny’s ‘Little Dutch Rhapsody No. 3 - Capriccio Amsterdam’
His latest release is ‘Little Dutch Rhapsody No. 3 - Capriccio Amsterdam’. The work transforms Pieter Goemans’ Dutch melody “Aan de Amsterdamse grachten” into a solo violin caprice.
Album Review/ Classical : Ståle Kleiberg’s ‘Across the ocean towards higher firmament’
You can clearly see in his latest release, ‘Across the ocean towards higher firmament’. Much like the title suggests, his music has a lot of cerebral planes and potential.
Song Review/ Classical : Richard Green’s ‘Age of Dreams’
His latest release is the ‘First Light’ EP in collaboration with fellow artists and instrumentalists, Irene Veneziano and Archimia. Taken from this collection is the track, ‘Age of Dreams’.
Song Review/ Classical : Richard Green’s ‘Sad But Beautiful’
He brings that tradition to his contemporary explorations. Starting at a simple place and building from there, progressively. His latest release is ‘Sad But Beautiful’ featuring Irene Veneziano and Archimia.
Album Review/ Classical : Chameleon Music’s ‘The Bell Tower and The Cross’
EP Review/ Classical : Hilgrove Kenrick and Ǣfendrēama’s ‘Four Songs for Christmastime’
‘Four Songs for Christmastime’ features angelic and choral music that solemnly explores the birth story of Jesus. The compositions are crafted to immerse the listener with nuanced details, emotions, imagery, and ambiences.
Song Review/ Acoustic : Steel & Velvet’s ‘Orphan’s Lament’
Taken from the album is ‘Orphan’s Lament’, the breakout track that perfectly captures the vast stylistic range of the artist.
Album Review/ Classical : Joe Kenney’s ‘The Improvised Cinematic Piano Sessions’
His latest release is ‘The Improvised Cinematic Piano Sessions’, an album, whose every track seems to linger a little bit longer in human moments.
Album Review/ Ambient : Hilgrove Kenrick’s ‘Sylph’
His latest release is ‘Sylph’ in collaboration with Nick Norton-Smith. It is a four-track EP that is vivid and vast, an expanse that you can journey through.
Album Review/ Lofi : Antaeus’s ‘Dreaming Dog’
His latest release is ‘Dreaming Dog’, an instrumental album that combines neoclassicals with ambient scenes to create a profound space
Song Review/ Classical : Kirsten Agresta Copely’s ‘Kuruvinda’
Kirsten Agresta Copely is a Grammy-winning harpist and composer who explores the radiance of being human in her upcoming album ‘Kuruvinda’.
Album Review/ Classical : Raynald Grenier’s ‘The Compilation Album’
His latest release is ‘The Compilation Album’, a collection that holds the best of his life’s work. Each composition brings his many musings to life, romanticising it, decorating it, and immortalising it.
Song Review/ Classical : Robert McGinty’s ‘Return to Lullaby Mountain’
To elevate it to a point of aching beauty. His latest release is ‘Return to Lullaby Mountain’, a piano piece that you can delightfully get lost in.
Karen Salicath Jamali Astounds in Latest Album, ‘Dreams of Angels’
Her latest release is ‘Dreams of Angels’, a fantastical collection of tracks that explores themes with mystical, spiritual, and supernatural aspects.
Album Review/ Piano Pieces : Mortenissimo’s ‘Debussy (extended)’
His latest release is ‘Debussy (extended)’ album, a six track collection. Its pieces are contemplative, but also playful and pliant. It represents the artist’s interpretation of Claude Debussy’s work, intermingling with his musings, imaginations, etc.
Nebno’s ‘The Garden’ Burnishes Classics into Contemporary
The Garden’ is her latest single. It is an unassailing dream that is reminiscent of picturesque gardens in classical literature with abstract and absurd undertones.
Giantheo’s ‘Hey Tu’ : Floating Dots of Melody & Vocals
Their latest release is ‘Hey Tu’, a soft, acoustical and elating composition that forms on floating dots of melody and vocals. The track is softly dynamic, with intuition and candor driving.