Creating different moods or vistas through an instrument is not an easy task by any means, but if done, it gives joy to both the... Read More
Review of ‘How It Happened’ by Tom Eaton
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I am sure you have read or heard Tom Eaton’s name on several albums of your favorite musicians in various genres. Yes, he is the... Read More
Review of Chapters by Stephen Wallack
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Stephen Wallack released his first full-length album with ‘Chapters’ and offers a rhythmic collection of songs on the solo piano. Why I mention rhythmic is... Read More
Looking at the album and the tracks, I got a feeling that the music must be a journey–fluid and gentle current flowing toward the horizon... Read More
Review of FIRE OPAL by Massergy
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The album, Fire Opal, carries a unique undercurrent of healing as it’s theme takes inspiration from the Mexican ceremony ‘Velada.’ What makes it further unique... Read More
Review of Running Away by Timothy Wenzel
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‘Running Away’ is Timothy Wenzel’s seventh album and true to the curious name; it does generate a lot of imagery. It is like he has... Read More
Music continues to evolve in the form, appeal, instruments used, and also the style and genre that becomes more popular during one point of time.... Read More
The primary function of an artist is to try to take his/her audience to new possibilities and amazement, yet keeping them grounded to their basic... Read More
The title of this interview is selected from one of the answers that Scott Reich provided, and it so wonderfully sums up the whole idea... Read More
I love the idea of perfecting your mistakes. Meaning to see the potential of your mistakes and take the maximum benefit from them, instead of... Read More