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While I think we all know the answer, sometimes we still have to ask the question. Did Frozen 2 warrant
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Sadness… Pain… Grief… These are the pieces of anguish that this four-track EP of Demo 001 by M.T. Goins begins to toy
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As a native English speaker, there’s always something I find fascinating about the language I’ve always called my own. When
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Dhayani’s eponymous debut album, “Dhayani,” is a sublime collection of ten classical vocal pieces that showcases the mastery of the classically
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“Deux Mélodies de Debussy,” skillfully interpreted by Christine Mello and João Casarotti, is a captivating classical album that features a
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“Options,” the EP album by AJ Vergo, is a captivating musical journey featuring five tracks rooted in the hip-hop genre.
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To truly understand what Peter Martin and Generation S have done with their self-titled experiment in Jazz music, you have
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“Missa Brevis Abbaye de Thélème” is not merely an album; it’s a rebellious and incisive prayer, an invitation to reflection
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Matthias Lindner’s EP, “Gentle,” is a captivating journey into the world of solo guitar, where the artist’s performance is nothing
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“Paws on Ears” the 4th release of “Hot Spoon, Cold Mango,” an instrumental album that weaves an intricate tapestry of
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Flora Cash’s foray into contemporary classical music, manifested in the evocative album “Vår Pil (Piano Quintet Suite För Rocker Peggy),”
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There are many things to say about Live from Starks, Maine 10.1.22 by Matt Glickman, but what I really appreciate
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“Still Waters” is a captivating contemporary classical album, featuring a collection of 14 solo piano pieces performed by the exceptionally
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