New York based singer/songwriter Lacy James unleashes an album that promises to enchant and enlighten with Circle of Swallows. Lacy James explores that world between the rhythmic and ethereal. Her sound scape is dreamy and fresh. Circle of Swallows contains songs that will appeal to fans of Shawn Colvin, Tori Amos and Sarah McLachlan. The … Continue reading »
Just listened to this track by guitarist Perry Frank. There is something about a kind of music that is neither jazz nor flamenco or whatever. It’s just slow music with great structure and a dose of ambient. Ocean Mirrors…all of a sudden I got this longing to go to the beach. His music is nice. Continue reading »
This is official. Sphere Music supports October Project and the individual projects of the members. The band make music that I think only mermaids do. They have this extra special…always inspiring, transporting and devastatingly beautiful sound. So whatever is new with the band, you will find it here from now on. If you haven’t yet … Continue reading »
Alf Kelty creates a kind of electronic music that is visual and intoxicating. He goes for lush soundscapes filled with organic textures that is characteristic of the beautiful South Africa where he resides right now. Moonlight March pays tribute to the combination of high notes, wavy synths and marching rhythm. New Age music has never … Continue reading »
For years now Vancouver based musician Chad Paquet has been working in and out of music. He is man of many talents: Chef, Skateboarder and yes Musician. He spent a number of months in the Philippines as a Chef in a five star hotel before going back to Canada and marrying his fiancé. Now music … Continue reading »
Cyril Rampal is a serious guy. As serious as anyone who is into sound Engineering and Nine Inch Nails. I reckon this guy thrives more in dark clubs where the crowd love to dance to electro laced with Goth. But he is accommodating as he talks about his project Black Polygons. At first I was wondering how … Continue reading »
Lotus are a band playing tracks of jamtronic bliss. Glitches of post punk, 70′s funk and electronica are mixed into the project making the tracks danceable but at times just something to sway your head on. The guitars are crunchy, moaning one moment ;teasing the next . This changes your perception of electronic bands. There is something … Continue reading »
I am one of the lucky ones who got serenaded by Paula’s music. I call them melodic chocolate bars. Her music puts you in a positive mood. It is easy to smile when you hear her gentle soprano(technically she’d rather call it vox). She is not a traditional composer. She said herself”: Notation and … Continue reading »
I met Peter Rainman through Loic . As a fan of bands like OMD, Erasure, Wolfsheim and VNV Nation among others, you can imagine how excited I am. Peter turns out to be a friendly guy with a great sense of humor. He also lives in Brittany France which is a plus since I also … Continue reading »
Hi guys there’s this really cool British electronic artist that has tickled my ears with atmospheric candy- coated tunes. But then again some of her music can be described as spine- tingling. If you want to have a walk on the edge at night, or think about movie scenes in your head; Paula is the … Continue reading »
The great thing about electronic music is its adaptive capacity. After years it gets remixed again and wala! It sounds new. The 80s gave us a lot of good electronic bands and this has been passed to the few who maintained quality music. And that means, music that has undergone a lot of studio analysis … Continue reading »
