In a world that rarely pauses, Karen Salicath gives us a reason to be still. Composer, pianist, and producer extraordinaire, Karen is more than just an artist—she’s a conduit for something divine. With over three decades of creative mastery as a painter, sculptor, and photographer, this Danish-born, NYC-and-Florida-based virtuoso now channels her magic through music, winning hearts and awards alike since 2015. As a proud voting member of the Recording Academy, Karen’s artistry doesn’t just make noise—it makes a difference.
Her instrumental piece, “Angel Jophiel,” feels like a love letter from heaven itself. Named after the archangel of wisdom and illumination, the track captures a rare, fleeting kind of beauty—the kind you find in the stillness just before the world wakes up. Played on her cherished 80-year-old Steinway, the piano sings with age, experience, and emotion. You can almost feel the early morning light streaming in through a window, painting soft gold across the room as she plays.
What sets Karen apart is her intuitive touch. There’s no bravado here, no over-produced shine—just heartfelt resonance, note after note. The natural, raw essence of the recording makes it feel less like a composition and more like a conversation—with the divine, with the listener, with the moment itself. Every keystroke seems guided, gentle, and purposeful.
The production embraces simplicity, allowing the piano’s voice to speak clearly and soulfully. There are no distractions—just the warmth of wood, the whisper of felt hammers, and the angelic aura of a melody that lingers long after it fades.
“Angel Jophiel” isn’t just music—it’s a sacred breath, a moment of grace, and a radiant reminder that the universe still sings through the hands of those who listen closely. Welcome back to the spotlight, Karen. The world is lucky to have your light.
Listen to “Angel Jophiel” on Spotify
Follow Karen here for more information
