If darkness had a sound, how would it resonate? If shadows could speak through music, how would their whispers echo?

A band named Rosetta West, which sounds a bit like the grandmother to Kanye, has released a new album called Night's Cross.

The cello, with its body roughly mirroring the size and resonance of the human form, is perhaps the most vocal of all instruments.

The Argentine music scene has always been fertile ground for experimentation and genre-blending, and El Poder de la Infancia—translated as T

The sweet arpeggios of a violin, playing softly, create a rural and emotional scene that opens the album Rural TV Classical by the brilliant

The electronic music album Cicada by Drawbird, released through the Sage Rites Record Label, is a hypnotic exploration of cyclical patterns

I have found that the best way to evaluate music is to activate the subject and then talk about how the songs make you feel. What subjects c

Wordless praises for a great musical artist, a combination of twenty pieces in different styles by Chameleon Music, dedicated to Vangelis

This album is something else. I don't mean it's overly complex or hard to understand. I mean "something else" as if I can't believe someone

Just for Kicks is a collection of wordless poetry brought to life by Adam Edgemont and his electric guitar. From the very first note, it’s c

Michael Evan Moore’s Winter Solstice EP is a beautifully crafted tribute to the quiet grandeur of the longest night of the year.

The sweet, velvety sound of the clarinet entwines with haunting vocals and resonant percussion, breathing life into a piece that hovers betw

Born from the sounds of nature—rain falling softly, distant thunder rumbling—KALEIIDO's latest EP, Part of Nature, is an evocative journey i

I'm not sure how one would do this, but Anahita Modarresi is a self-taught music composer. Rather than pop, folk, or even hip-hop music,

Pianist Dustin Gledhill’s much-anticipated sophomore album, Live at Wigmore Hall - 2010, releases on November 15, 2024

James Blackwell is a gifted storyteller who knows how to narrate and how to create tension and resolution to make an ongoing drama.

The soft, velvety sound of the guitar, enveloped gently with tender strings, accompanies the deep, rich timbre of Fabian Brusk-Jahn’s voice.

Somber thoughts turned into notes, a beautiful manifestation of pain.

Written in a Nazi prison camp by the French composer Olivier Messiaen, Quatuor pour la fin du temps (Quartet for the End of Time) ...

In the beginning, there was music—a connection made in the abstract, a message encoded in waves, only readable by the soul.