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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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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
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Dance and Music Group – Rhythmic Circus
My friends in the dance and music group Rhythmic Circus are taking their production “Feet Don’t Fail Me Now” off-Broadway. New Victory Theatre, Times Square, NYC, November 14th through December 1st. Rhythmic Circus from Minneapolis, Minnesota Home-grown hoofers from Minneapolis hit the road with a trunk full of tap shoes, funky costumes and a big brass…