A frequent criticism of today’s music is that it is soulless and without passion. It is mass produced, uninspired and easily forgotten. Perhaps it is a symptom of the decline of the music industry, or a result of too much computerized music. It is hard to say why, but it [...]

A reader asked me what my favorite Christmas album was – and the question caught me a little off guard since I have plenty of Christmas favorites… But if I were to choose one, just one album, it must be Jillian Goldin Aversa’s Christmas EP from last year, called Through [...]

We recently told you about the band Fadalack , who did their version of Mike Oldfield’s Tubular Bells. Another interesting project that is soon out on the road is Daniel Holdsworth and Aidan Roberts’ Tubular Bells for two. Their two-man version of the classic comes to life utilizing acoustic and [...]

Marshall Styler is holding a concert Fredericksburg, Texas Wines, this Saturday between 1pm and 5pm. Here you can hear Marshall play songs from his new album Seven Falls, as well as some favorites from his other CDs. And while you are waiting for the concert to begin, why not check [...]

Music Industry Networks has a nice article about  Michele de Wilton’s beautiful piano album, Myths & Legends. They write: As consumer interest in “conscious entertainment” increases, artists like Michele de Wilton are finding warm welcomes for their indie new age albums at a time when much of the music industry [...]