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Enra – Pleiades
A cherographed music, dance, and light number that truly is an extension, a bridge from here to where we came from. A beautiful peace that amazed me with how the dancers interacted with the light and the story being told. More information at http://enra.jp
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Rameses B – Review of Reborn
I first learned of Rameses B while browsing Indiegogo for music and film projects. After listening to a sample track, I knew this was the music I needed to contribute to and support. The result of this campaign is the album “Reborn“, and it was worth the wait. The layers of multiple instruments present here,…
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Music Highlight – Rameses B
One artist that has become a mainstay on my playlist and I feel is not from this planet, is Rameses B. I became aware of his music through his campaign on Indiegogo, raising funds for his latest album Reborn. I had to make a contribution and be a part of this “chilled experimental album”. I…
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New Music
It has been far too long since I posted about new music I am listening to or highlight something special. Music really is a lifeline and thread between everything. Music takes you places outside and inside of yourself. It can trigger memories or create new ones. Music is universal and it presents a bond, something…
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Music – Startle the Heavens
I had been listening to the music of Startle the Heavens. This is a project of musician and composer Ben Leopard. Music is vital to our understanding of ourselves, the world and other cultures. This meant a lot to me and cemented my desire to be involved with the movie in anyway possible. My…
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Stone Path Review – Call for Submissions
Now that the Winter 2014 issue of Stone Path Review has been published, we look ahead… We are always accepting, reading, and responding to submissions. We accept poetry, short stories, prose, and visual arts. We are especially looking for photography, both for the cover and inside, drawings, original artwork, photos of artwork, etc. If you have…
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Today’s Music
It’s been some time since I wrote about music, and anything new I have picked up. Music is one thing I look forward to and helps me get through work, writing, and life. On a typical day, I am plugged in for about 10-hours of non-stop music. I go through trends and try and be…
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Music – Start it Over, by Maktub
This review is from a couple of years ago but the music of Maktub is timeless. Start it Over, by Maktub With the anticipation of a child at Christmas, the first time making love or a never before tasted Italian red wine, I delved into the new disk and was justly rewarded. The music starts…
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New Music – Zoe Keating
I stumbled upon this classical musician while desperately hoping that Hildur Gudnadottir had something new out. I have only had one listen to this gem, but am blown-away by the soundscape and emotion emanating from the cello. Website: http://www.zoekeating.com
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New Music – Peter Vircks
Finally, the release of new music by Peter Vircks – What You Believe Is True. If you like the saxophone, piano, and jazz, this is the disc for you. Soothing, mellow, foot tapping, energetic, fun, slow, fast – everything music and jazz should be. Website: www.petervircks.com