“Melodies” is a soulful album by Ralf Beitner containing twelve enchanting songs. The music in “Melodies” exudes a positive mood, characterized by solo violins intertwined with the warm timbre of Ralf Beitner’s voice, creating a soothing atmosphere. Listening to “Melodies” feels like being wrapped in a warm blanket and sipping hot tea on a cold […]
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Aleksei Sokolov is the composer behind the “Piano Solely” project. In his debut album of the same name, he has released six solo piano pieces. Aleksei’s style of composition closely aligns with contemporary minimalistic music, reminiscent of Steve Reich. His dynamic and flexible performance adds a unique touch, making each piece captivating. Despite the repetitive
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Fyremoon’s latest album, “Tavern Inn the Woods”, is a compelling instrumental journey through a rich, fantastical soundscape. This 12-track collection immerses listeners in a world reminiscent of beloved fantasy games like World of Warcraft and epic tales such as The Lord of the Rings trilogy. From the moment you press play, you’re transported to a
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Bending Grid’s latest offering, “Parallax,” isn’t just an album; it’s a cosmic voyage through the annals of synthwave and pop electronica. With 20 tracks and a stellar lineup of ten guest artists, this double album propels listeners into a retro-futuristic odyssey that seamlessly merges the past with the present. From the onset, “Parallax” exudes a
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Joy’s latest instrumental electronic album, “People,” is a mesmerizing journey into uncharted musical territories. Across 15 distinct pieces, Joy showcases meticulous production techniques that blend digital and manual synthesizers to create a captivating sonic landscape. The album opens with “Truth Whisperer,” setting the tone with its industrial pulse and ambient melodies. Each track that follows
Peter Simonsen’s debut album “Light” is a captivating collection of eight instrumental solo piano pieces, each imbued with its own unique emotional landscape. This album marks a significant milestone for Simonsen, a Danish pianist and composer whose life took a dramatic turn leading to his emergence as a composer. Prior to March 2022, Simonsen had
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Ace of Hertz, the brainchild of Riccardo Coppola, takes listeners on a cosmic journey with his debut album “Astrarium.” This instrumental electronic collection is a fascinating exploration of synthesizers, both digital and analog, that spans multiple genres and styles. The album consists of eight tracks, each uniquely crafted to evoke a sense of space exploration
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Goldbloom’s sophomore album, “For Money and Power,” is a bold and eclectic journey through the realms of jazz, punk, and beyond. With ten captivating instrumental pieces, this Brooklyn-based trio proves that they are unafraid to push the boundaries of genre and explore new sonic territories. From the opening notes of “Redneck,” it’s clear that Goldbloom
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Nick Stefanacci’s latest EP, “Secrets,” is a testament to his mastery of the saxophone and his seamless transition into the realm of Smooth Jazz. With six captivating pieces, Stefanacci invites listeners on a mesmerizing journey through soulful melodies and exquisite arrangements. Opening with “King of Pop,” Stefanacci pays homage to the legendary Michael Jackson, setting
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Steinsdotter’s latest musical endeavor, “Breidablik,” is an ethereal journey through emotive piano dreamscapes, marking another chapter in her Full Moon Series. With the nimble fingers of pianist Pectus Grabus bringing her compositions to life, this EP offers a cinematic experience that transcends conventional genre boundaries. In “Breidablik,” the piano takes center stage as the primary
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