Often times when describing a choir or large group of individuals singing in unison, one thinks of members dressed in robes singing before a congregation in a house of worship, being universal in most religious faiths and denominations. The 25 to 30 all male young performers who make up the [...]

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 [...]

The webpage CDInsight.com has a nice interview with Jamie Craig who has just released the album Illumination. About his first encounter with new age music he says: I listened to a certain amount of new age music which often resembled the instrumental passages in progressive-rock. The first new age music [...]

Both in art and in media there is a steady focus on social and cultural differences. It is for some reason more important to describe what makes us different from each other than what makes us similar. The album Kindred by Kevin Wood is a reaction to this. Wood’s message [...]

The Very Best Of Enya is now out in most places (December 1 is the release date in some regions). There are three versions available; The standard CD album The Very Best Of Enya containig 18 tracks spanning her 20 year career including Orinoco Flow, Caribbean Blue, Anywhere Is as well [...]