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Music – Olafur Arnalds
Last Thursday beneath the baking 90 degree sun, we made our way to The Cedar for a special evening: Olafur Arnalds. Olafur is an Icelandic musician and composer, whose work can be loosely described as neo-classical / electronic / ambient / ethereal / haunting / melancholy / sparse. In other words, it pulls at every…
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New Music and Update
It is the middle of July already, and I’ve only had 2 posts this month. Work has been busy, which I suppose is nothing new. But more importantly, we are almost done with the summer issue of Stone Path Review. The issue will be live on the website tomorrow evening with a downloadable digital version…
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New Music Tuesday and Peace
I am obsessed with music. Not that I play any kind of instrument, nor can I sing or keep any type of tune. I did play the saxophone for a few years a long time ago. I am happy appreciating others with the passion, drive, and talent. As I have aged, my music tastes have…
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Today’s Music and Art
For last couple of weeks, I have been mostly listening to Mystical Sun. At first, I was lost in the soundscape and very in tune to each note and beat. Over time, the music has incorporated itself into the background, and become a part of me. I’m still trying to find the words to explain…
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Today’s Music
Today is brought to you by Aarktica. A fitting soundscape as the sun rises through the cold morning mist. As the light hits each tree and frozen stone, the land emerges from the slumber and we are surrounded by birds, stones and ourselves.
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Today’s Music
Today is brought to you by Mystical Sun, a soundscape of ambient and electronica. Providing a backdrop for pondering, writing, or just getting lost.