My Reset Redefines the Modern Lullaby with “No More Rocking — Just Press Play”
There are some names you hear once, and you realize you’ll never forget. My Reset is one of them....
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David White Jr. Opens New Doors with “The Novitiate”
Some artists bend genres, and then there are artists who dissolve them. David White Jr., Grammy-nominated jazz guitarist and...
Shouse Releases a Virtuosic Storm on “Jaded”
From the quiet hills of Jackson, Kentucky, Shouse emerges after 15 years with Jaded, a triumphant instrumental album that...
Carla Patullo’s “Nomadica” Weaves Memory, Loss, and Healing
Grief has a way of reshaping not just our lives, but also our art. For Los Angeles–based composer, vocalist,...
Ian Rae Turns Irony into Elegance with “A Glasgow Kiss”
When it comes to sheer creative output, few contemporary composers can match the astonishing pace of Ian Rae. In...
Matthias Lindner Reimagines “Flowers” With Classical Elegance
Matthias Lindner, a classical guitarist from Lower Saxony, Germany, has built a name on transforming strings into stories. Known...
Naneum’s “Divine Rising” Is A Dawn You’ll Never Forget
There are some artists whose names don’t just stick because of the music they make, but because their work...
John Oreschnick’s “Serenity and Life” Is a Breathtaking Meditation in Sound
Some artists you hear once and enjoy. Others, like John Oreschnick, you hear once and remember forever. An Oregon-based...
Karen Salicath Channels Celestial Grace in ‘Angel Haniel’s Clearing’
When Karen Salicath Jamali creates, the divine listens—and perhaps even guides her hand. The Danish-American composer, pianist, and multidisciplinary...
Michael Borowski’s ‘In Motion’ Is a Stirring Tribute to Life’s Forward Flow
When music speaks without words, it carries the power to move us deeply, and Michael Borowskis’ instrumental track “In...