Oxford-based artist Antonio Celotto is building inner landscapes. A multi-instrumentalist, composer, and filmmaker with Italian roots and years of live performance behind him, Celotto approaches music the way a director approaches a scene, with emotion first, atmosphere next, and pacing always in mind. That mindset flows seamlessly into his original…
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Annstiina’s field waits, listens, and then quietly floors you. Known for her experimental art pop, the Finnish artist strips everything back here, sitting alone at the piano and letting improvisation do the heavy lifting. It comes off cinematic as it evokes the connection to land, memory, and survival, echoing the…
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New Zealand–born, London-based keyboardist and producer Ben Stewart captures a beautiful tug-of-war on Live from Lloyd’s Place, his latest two-track EP. This EP comes off intimate, restless, and profound all at once. Released via HUMMUCIDE Music, this short but potent live session thrives on contrast, pitting mental overload against calm…
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British-born musician and composer Peter Dulborough returns with William. Released on December 5, 2025, this EP comes as a letter set to music. Rooted in piano-led songwriting and rich with folk, art rock, classical, and trumpet-led textures, the EP draws deeply from family history, memory, and a longing for peace…
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Wanderlust is the sound of a life packed into a suitcase and shaken across borders until it glows. Scottish-based artist LUISA, a classically trained pianist, producer, and military spouse, spent 2019–2025 living in Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Ukraine, and Albania. Instead of just collecting photos, she collected sounds from street…
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“Just Different” is the moment in Richard Green’s trilogy where the camera zooms in on the teenage version of yourself—the one who never quite fit, who thought “different” meant “wrong.” Splitting his time between Milan and London, Green has been building a reputation as a shape-shifter, writing everything from neoclassical…
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Locked Out on Valentine’s Day by Oreaganomics: Album Review
by adminOreaganomics kick off 2026 with Locked Out on Valentine’s Day, an album that feels like a late-night transmission from a parallel economy of the heart. The anonymous, underground collective, born in rural Kansas, sharpened in Chicago, now tucked away between Kansas and Nebraska, has built a reputation on refusing the…
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Richard Green’s “Fake Moments” arrives as a quiet but emotionally loaded release, rooted in introspection and shaped by a difficult chapter in the artist’s life. Based between Milan and London, Green is known for moving fluidly across styles, and this original single, released on June 28, 2024, highlights his instinct…
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Wings of Gabriel by Karen Salicath Jamal: Album Review
by adminKaren Salicath Jamali’s newest offering, Wings of Gabriel, arrives November 21, 2025, as another luminous chapter in her angelic catalogue, with a dream-born, spiritually attuned piano album guided, as she describes it, by the presence of Archangel Gabriel. Composed entirely through visions received in sleep and recorded in the early…
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Indian-born, London-based pianist and composer Joel Paul steps into the spotlight with Roots, a contemporary jazz album that digs deep into heritage while blooming into modern expression. Available now on all platforms, the record arrives after years of cross-continental study and performance, from learning under Berklee alumnus Smarajeet Bhattacharya in…