Maelstroms by Julian Kerins injects new life into Rock
Julian Kerins is a New York based singer-songwriter whose music is the end result of an eclectic amalgam of influences that have been centered around a Rock backing. His latest…
Award-winning Composer Fabio Bertagnolli is able to cross over a diverse set of styles and genres
Fabio Bertagnolli is an award-winning New York Based music composer for concert, film and multimedia applications. As a teenager Fabio played trombone for the local community band in his then…
Odd-Arne Jacobsen: “While I Was Crossing The Bridge” – interpretive creativity and performance skills
Musician, songwriter and guitarist extraordinaire, Odd-Arne Jacobsen has worked with most of the leading artists in his home country of Norway, in both theatre and music, and has also presented…
Nina Kotova: “TCHAIKOVSKY” – clear vision and powerful interpretive insight
Born in Russia, Nina Kotova belongs to the third generation of a family of musicians—most notably her father, the renowned virtuoso double-bass player Ivan Ivanovich Kotov. At the age of…
DivaFly: “Million $ Cello” – an ability to transcend genres
The multi-instrumentalist and classically trained pianist, DivaFly aka R. Danette Johnson, has been plying her craft for 4 decades. It is hard to classify the talented performer as she blends…
Alan LaBudde: “SIDE B OF GLOBULAR CLUSTERS” – an eclectic, variegated and distinct listening experience
Alan LaBudde, an independent musician residing in Knoxville, Tennessee. A quick superficial measure of the artist can be gauged by the influential company he holds dear as musical influences, among…
Samantha Bouquin: “Contemplations on Solitude and Strings” – pensive fabric and celestial grace
Connoisseurs of experimental or avant-garde chamber music may already know of Samantha Bouquin’s inventive and entrancing sounds. This is music of great integrity, startling vitality, and striking originality, yet it…
Toni Castells: 2045: The Year Man Becomes Immortal? – entertaining and reflective
Toni Castells is a Hispano-British composer currently based in London. A lecturer at Imperial College London and the London College of Music, his sonic worlds transpire an inherited precocious classical…
G.H. Hat: “Piano Jam 2 (Ode To Kygo)” – bridging the gap between electronic and classical
Modern acceptance, or lack there of, in electronic music hardly comes as a surprise. Just look back through the history of music and how the 17th century technology spread. Musicians…
Boy in the Rain: “Wave” – an addicting sensation
Boy in the Rain is a composer and solo artist. His style draws heavily from classical and romantic periods, stemming from the traditional piano studies of his youth, but incorporates…
