“Trust” is the latest single from singer-songwriter Amarrah. It is the follow-up to her excellent release “No Surrender”, which received critical acclaim from both critics and fans. One of the major strengths with all of her material, is Amarrah’s ability to tell stories and paint evocative imagery with her songwriting – be this via the […]
Natura – “Soaring” straddles the line between atmospheric grandeur and warm intimacy
Every now and then an album will jump out at me and grab me by the throat due its fine combination of melodic hooks, cool production aesthetics, and overall feel. One such discovery happened recently with a project called Natura – two electronic music producers who went to university and met each other in Ann […]
Psolkaiyn – “Fail the World” – a combination of being beautiful, ethereal, edgy, loud, kinetic, and creative
Psolkaiyn is a pseudonym for the artist who loves bean dip with chips, learning, reading books, dragons, and telling stories. The eldest of eight children, Psolkaiyn creates his instrumental music using the open source DAW, LMMS. The good thing about Psolkaiyn is that he is consistent. He doesn’t have songs that aimlessly repeat or sound […]
Vasilis Pittas – “Hold My Soul” sculpts enormous depth of sound
Independent music composer Vasilis Pittas creates music scores that are perfectly crafted, emotive pieces of work. He highlights his talent in electronica with expertly crafted drum patterns, eloquent string sections, horns and synths. The single “Hold My Soul” is such a beautifully majestic composition that leaves the listener wishing the musical journey would last that […]
Lorenzo Armando Aldo Bazzoni – “Lancelot” – the action in the music is almost relentless
The Italian composer and producer, Lorenzo Armando Aldo Bazzoni, who started composing in 2015 is totally self-taught, and simply uses his ear in the absence of music theory. His preferred bands are Dream Theater and Symphony X. Bazzoni is back with another epic video single, entitled “Lancelot”. The score is more about rhythm and texture […]
Don Hughes – “A Hero’s Journey” – captivating melodic articulation!
The evolution of Don Hughes’ music has been a joy to observe. There’s a clear progression in craft, becoming more sophisticated, polished, and also commercially all-embracing, as Hughes’ fan-base is without a doubt getting ready to grow around the world. He released his debut solo album in 2008. In 2012 he got married to his […]
Maki – “Atlas Hacked” will teach you a great deal!
It’s sometimes hard to find the words that accurately bring justice to avant-garde electronic works. With an artist like Maki you almost only have to mention his name for fans of the underground independent scene, to understand the potential for a great album of music. Maki should be an instantly recognizable global name within the […]
Lorenzo Bazzoni – “The Thrill” – relentless, unstoppable and unshakable!
I would imagine that by now most of you would be familiar with Italian prog-rock, cinematic and symphonic-styled composer, Lorenzo Armando Aldo Bazzoni, as he has appeared on our blogs on previous occasions. Last month, Lorenzo released another musical piece, entitled “The Thrill”, which is described as a composition meant to remind us of the […]
Lorenzo Armando Aldo Bazzoni delivers the cinematic “La Luna”
Lorenzo Armando Aldo Bazzoni delivers a mix of genres in his music compositions. One of his recent releases is the cinematic, prog-rock influenced track “La Luna”. Dive into Bazzoni’s labyrinthine worlds within worlds with only music as your guide. You will get lost – and you will love every second of it. This is an […]
Mortinus – “Star Chariot (Yellow Odyssey)” and “Oceania” – a calm authority and quiet modesty
As the months pass slowly into years, it becomes increasingly plain to all concerned that Danish electronic music producer, Mortinus is taking his craft very seriously. He has been extraordinarily prolific and has maintained an enviable level of quality in his releases. When approaching his two singles “Star Chariot (Yellow Odyssey)” and “Oceania” the question that […]
