Maki: ‘Atlas Hacked EPreview’ – a defining work of broad scope
The bottom line with Maki’s music is that it doesn’t hit you from the outside, to make you realize it’s good. His … Keep Reading
Natt Moore: “Drive, Vol. 2” – truly inspirational music!
When I listen to experimental ambient, I find that usually I put it on for the sole reason of not having to … Keep Reading
Deane Nesbitt Jr. – “Soundtracks in the Sand” – crystal clear-cut compositions
Although Deane Nesbitt Jr. has composed music for years, he does not read music. His unique background consists of practicing law for … Keep Reading
MAKI: ‘Waking Up With The World On Fire’ takes on a profound spiritual sense
The world is a fragmented place, with fear and hate giving rise to isolationist movements around the globe and huge portions of … Keep Reading
Angel: “Hero” – an artist’s talent and vision meets the perfect production
Angel is a Los Angeles and Sydney based socially conscious artist who composes what is described as “Statement” Cinematic Soundtracks and Music … Keep Reading
Delta Station: “An Unexpected Turn of Events” – his greatest piece of work to date
The little 14 year old Australian genius who goes by the moniker of Delta Station, has a new album out. And, somewhat … Keep Reading
illrecur: “Ellipticon” creates mood-inducing atmospheric soundscapes
illrecur [‘il-ri-‘kər] is an American music project and pseudonym, founded in 1997 and adopted by Jeremy Allen Pursell. As its main producer, singer, … Keep Reading
Ketil Lien: ‘Exosphere’ – has the right balance of musicality with a full, technologically modern orchestral sound
Wim is the brainchild of Ketil Lien, born and raised in Trondheim, Norway. Wim who initially was inspired by Jean Michel Jarre, is … Keep Reading
Daniel T. Ritter: “Wulfheart” – romantic and healing, while vaguely haunting
Daniel T. Ritter is a German musician, author and illustrator who is currently promoting his album entitled “Wulfheart”. The name comes from … Keep Reading
