JOSH ORANGE – THE FIRE & THE CALL
Josh Orange’s album The Fire & The Call is a folk rock record of 39 minutes which is based on themes of struggle, reflection, love, responsibility and the quest for…
Josh Orange’s album The Fire & The Call is a folk rock record of 39 minutes which is based on themes of struggle, reflection, love, responsibility and the quest for…
The Poetry of the Mad Painter’s Island is presented as a twelve-track album which incorporates the weight, drama and melodic ambition typical of 1970s rock whilst ensuring that each piece…
Side Two of “Scenes from a Well Worn Path” is the second part of an ambitious 24-track double album, focusing on themes such as pain, grief, joy, and fear, while…
Erick Oscar’s album It Sucks Getting Old is a highly personal work influenced by reflection, grief, memory, and the actual experiences associated with growing older. The album stems from his…
ERICKOSCAR’s Dime Que Si is an album inspired by affection, personal experience, and a long-standing connection with songwriting. It reflects the nature of an artist who has for over thirty…
Erick Oscar’s Two Flags, One Heart is a highly personal album influenced by themes of migration, identity, memory, and a sense of belonging. The title illustrates the main story of…
Dorian’s RECONNECTED marks a bold and vibrant phase in an independent career that has always been based on experimentation, emotional honesty, and a determination to go beyond established boundaries. Though…
Kat Button’s Relabel is an album that focuses on personal discovery, a change in perceptions, and the process of gaining a clearer understanding of oneself. Being her second album after…
‘Adorati Spiriti’ offers a careful examination of identity at a time of great social and cultural change. The authors, Massimo Donelli and Paolo Rossi, base their idea on Native Americans…
The way in which Ståle Kleiberg presents his orchestral works in Across the Ocean towards a Higher Firmament is thoughtful and intentional. Each of the pieces looks at its theme…