Dutch vocalist Bernadette Dengler teams up once again with longtime collaborator d’Z, delivering “Shout! ft. Chris Korzec,” a punchy celebration of groove and musical camaraderie. Recorded at the trusted home base of Edgetip Studios in Arnhem, released on 14 November 2025, the track is the latest milestone in a creative…
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As its title suggests, “Luminora” is a celestial doorway, inviting electronic artist Cybercrain to step into a world painted in violet glow, where silence feels alive, and dreams hum like circuitry beneath starlight. Imagined as a soundscape existing on the edge of deep-space serenity, the track pushes listeners past the…
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Gianfranco Malorgio’s “Black Coffee” pours shadow and memory slowly, steeped in tension, rich in mood, and unmistakably cinematic. Composed with film synchronization in mind, the piece forms part of Malorgio’s larger conceptual journey into the sound worlds of 1960s and 1970s crime dramas. In true noir fashion, it lingers, unsettling…
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Zero Gravity, Note One by Leonardo Barilaro: EP Review
by adminDr. Leonardo Barilaro, the iconic Space Pianist, has returned once more to push the boundary between art and aerospace once again with the groundbreaking EP Zero Gravity, Note One, released 14 November 2025. This is no ordinary studio project—it’s the world’s first EP recorded during a parabolic flight, transforming a…
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Bgerosani’s “Greater Unity,” released April 28, 2023, stands as one of the most unorthodox and philosophically charged experimental singles of recent years. It’s a sprawling more than 21-minute confrontation with division, isolation, and the fragile architecture of the human mind. Created by Tbilisi-based artist Demetre Gamsachurdia in collaboration with the…
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Nikiré steps into philosophical territory with her new single “REFLECTIONS make you develop,” a contemplative release that treats self-examination not as a luxury but as a lifeline. Built around the idea that intentional reflection shapes who we become, the track folds ancient wisdom into a modern sonic landscape, turning quotes…
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James Shumway returns with another deeply intimate composition in “So Glad You’re Mine.” Hot off the acclaim of his award-winning piece “To the One I Love,” Shumway continues to carve out a space where classical romanticism meets modern emotional clarity. Known for writing from the heart rather than the ivory…
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Ambrosia II by Rotterdam drummer-composer Ruud Voesten arrives in late 2025 as the next chapter in his Dante-inspired saga. It’s a leap from the flames of Inferno into the slow, spiraling ascent of Purgatorio. Voesten, who first cut his teeth on punk before finding his home in jazz and improvisation,…
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The Awakening arrives as OHNomad’s most ambitious statement to date, a ten-movement suite shaped in the spirit of Mussorgsky’s Pictures at an Exhibition but filtered through Eastern philosophy, myth, and modern introspection. Performed by longtime collaborator Chi-Jo Lee and recorded with Grammy-winning engineer Matthew Snyder, this piano EP is more…
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Soek’s new single “We Were Taller Then” arrives like a memory caught between light and shadow, as it meditates on the strange magic of childhood and the ache that follows once it’s gone. Released October 3, 2025, the track extends composer Grant Borland’s signature blend of organic warmth and electronic…