How important
is it for you to rest, relax, and recharge? Or find something you can ease into
a meditative state? If you answered yes to these questions, then you are likely
aware of the healing powers of music. The advances made over the years in
science to find the many different uses have become more than an art
form.
People like Chuck Wild, the creator of Liquid Mind, are the
artisans who create this music. While he does not claim that this will be your
cure or work for you and help you with your struggles, research suggests that
this type of music can help you. The soft synths and textures in his most
recent offering, Simplicity, will
have you floating away in minutes.
When I stop to think about how many issues we have around us
that have the potential to stress us out, well, that seems to be growing every
passing year. Computers and programs can do that when they don’t work, pushing
my blood pressure up. I need this music. It relieves all those distractions,
empties my mind, and puts me into an entirely different frame of reference to
move on to.
The benefits provided inSimplicity are
immeasurable, and every track is long enough, so it stands alone as one guided
meditation if you choose to use it that way. It all depends on your need now. Sometimes,
subconsciously, just having it play in the background while doing something
else will work its magic. For me, that is the power and positivity of this
project from top to bottom.
The sound values are significant enough that it can either fill
your entire room or serve as a soft audio delight turned down just enough to
enhance your current space. The title says it all; Simplicity is the key
to making your life easier and more manageable, not to mention enriching your
mental health. Make sure you give this recording a chance to change your life.
Keith “MuzikMan” Hannaleck-New Age Music Reviews Founder
Sukha (Sanskrit: सुख) means happiness, pleasure, ease, joy or bliss, in Sanskrit and Pali. So, when you kick off your shoes, take a deep breath and sit back in your favorite comfy quiet place, Fire will live up to the name of the artist meaning. The album is inspired by content and the mantras contained in the book by Deepak Chopra The Seven Spiritual Laws of Success, A Guide to the Fulfillment of Your Dreams.
The artist’s name SUKHA is from the husband-and-wife team of Nicole Sukhaman (vocals) and Steven Sukhaman (yogi/guitar).
I like how the tracks are translated to their English equivalent meaning. This kind of translation will help listeners make their interpretation of each selection. And that will provide a window the artist is attempting to open to reach whoever is listening.
Right from the start, I felt comfort when I heard the music of Steven and the voice of Nicole channeling their spirituality. I do not understand the language; however, I find it quite beautiful and relaxing and thoroughly understand the meditative value of this kind of artistry. Nicole's voice has a superb flow and gentleness that perfectly complements the music.
The one thing you need to get used it the repetition of the words, which is understandable because it's chanting and meant for focus in meditation. Those who understand reflection and the direction you need to attain will make sense. Everyone works at different levels of attainment, and this music will guide you regardless of where you are at in your practice.
Fire is a valuable tool and not meant for a casual listen like putting on your favorite record to get in a groove. The repetitiveness of the lyrics is not designed for casual listening. Admittedly, I am one of those listeners who does not have that kind of patience listening to any music that way. The reason for that is I am listening to write about it and not using it for what it was meant for. That makes total sense, and it allowed me to practice patience, which happens to be an asset to learning how to meditate.
The meaning and absolute beauty that this talented couple produced found instant gratification through my senses. Furthermore, if you intend to do some mediation practice, I highly recommend starting this Fire right away. It is an eternal flame of two souls working hard to lead you down a path of discovery and inner meaning that you will not find going through your daily lives and routines. Keith “MuzikMan” Hannaleck-New Age Music Reviews Founder February 21, 2022
Tracks: 1. OM BHAVAM NAMAH - Pure Potential 2. OM VARDHANAM NAMAH – Cosmic Momentum 3. OM KRIYAM NAMAH – Action and Reaction 4. OM DAKSHAM NAMAH – Efficiency and Flow 5. OM RITAM NAMAH – Truthful Intention 6. OM ANANDHAM NAMAH – Non-Attachment 7. OM VARUNAM NAMAH – Harmony
Solace of Mountains and Clouds is the
fifth release I am covering by the exquisite piano player Kathryn Kaye. It was
like visiting an old friend when I gave this new recording my first listen. I
received everything I have come to expect from an album created by this
exceptional artist, top-notch musicianship, production, and sound.
If
those three factors are in place consistently on your recordings there is a
very good chance you will garner the praise you deserve and all the respect
from your peers in the industry. You can tick off all the boxes in that
category for Kathryn as well.
Solace of Mountains and Clouds is a
direct reflection of the surroundings of the artist where she lives and creates
all of her compositions. The inspiration of mother nature can be found in many
different segments of the artistic communities. I must say after several years
of listening to instrumental piano and new age music, that the images and music
presented most definitely go hand in hand. The production elements are superb
thanks to the Imaginary Road Studios and the fine stable of artists that
contribute to this and many other recordings. The partnerships created are
absolute bliss, with Kathryn’s recording being no exception.
A few
of my favorites are “Slow Waltz at Summer's End” and “While The Mountain
Sleeps.”The track titles are as moving
as the music. The images created by the titles and music are all at once
prolific, calming, spiritual and rhythmic. There is an innate sense of
musicality and tones emanating from those talented fingers that touch the ivory
keys.
Solace of Mountains and Clouds is
the soul of nature mirrored in the music and the colors, atmospheres, and
vibrations of this wonderful music. It starts by touching all of your senses
then it finds a way to your heart and soul. Any good instrumental music holds
that magic but to do it sowell and
for so long is an incredible achievement and a gift to all that have the
pleasure of hearing it.
Tracks: 01. Luna's Dream 3:57 02. For Love of Earth and Sky 5:12 03. We'll Be Home Tomorrow 4:13 04. Slow Waltz at Summer's End 4:24 05. Solace of Mountains and Clouds 6:06 06. Mountains Touching Sky 4:10 07. Finally Spring 5:16 08. Warm Sun, Gentle Rain 4:00 09. While the Mountain Sleeps 4:27 10. Stories Told by Trees 4:55
Grayhawk
(David Gibney) recently
released Voice of the Ancestors, the
third and final album in a Shamanic Trilogy.
He is a man that has been healing from the tragedy of
losing his toddler son. He has transitioned from that pain and loss and transformed
his life with more purpose to help those that have special needs. Also created is
a foundation in honor of his son to
help those with neuroblastoma, a catastrophic pediatric cancer of the
sympathetic nervous system that took his life.
Obviously, his music holds many meanings but the primary
goal is to ascend to a higher place, heal the soul, and in essence become
reborn with new life and purpose.
Voice
of the Ancestors features the usual lineup of stars from the New
Age genre that find their way on to most of the releases I have the honor of
hearing. Grayhawk plays the synthesizers as a base instrument then there is so
much more that contributes to the overall sound and textures of this release.
To say it is World music is correct but with a New Age concept and approach.
The ancients held many traditions and ceremonies all over the world. What this
recording captures is the very spirit and color of that diversity and beauty.
There are native flutes, worldbeat percussions, viola,
ambient guitar lines, and gorgeous vocalizations, particularly on “Peace
Prayer.” The track runs over 10 minutes and takes 160 tracks of invocation of
English, Hebrew, Farsi, and Arabic. There is also the shorter version, a little
over 5 minutes for the internet streaming stations to play. Honestly, I have
heard similar tracks but nothing like this before. The blend of all the
languages balances with the English word, which is still heard so you can listen
to the translations at the same time, amazing. This is the kind of track that
deserves worldwide attention and should be heard on every inch of the globe.
Grayhawk has created a work of genius that encompasses
music, words and a powerful spiritual message. This is a brilliant example of a
man taking his personal tragedy and using it to give back to the universe his
love and healing. I can hear this playing in the background of a cinematic
tribute to the different peoples of the world and how they worship and provide
music for their people.
Voice
of the Ancestors is an incredible gift for all to enjoy. Listen
closely, you may hear the whispers of your own ancestors in this music.
Acoustic
Ocean is the collaboration of two veteran musicians and recording artists,
Peggy Morgan and Bette Phelan. The music of Acoustic Ocean reflects the musical
and healing arts backgrounds of the artists as well as the beauty of the
Hawaiian Islands, which helped to inspire the music. After a successful touring
career that spanned 20-years, Morgan and Phelan relocated to Hawaii to pursue
careers in the healing arts. (Past Tense Excerpt from Artist Website).
Blue
Moon Rising is the most recent release and the first since
the passing of Peggy. The album is dedicated to the memory of Peggy Morgan,
Bette’s music partner of 40 years, and to Nancy Phelan, her mother.
Bette is joined on Blue
Moon Rising by Kay Aldrich, on cello. Additional instruments, played by
Bette, augment all the arrangements. The music is very earthy and pure. The
acoustic instruments are wonderful and used with just the right instances
within each track. The use of the ocean hitting the shore adds to the natural
sounds that are presented.
The acoustic guitar is the primary instrument. It is played
flawlessly and with the addition of the cello, you get a new age world
classical sound that will please anyone’s musical palette. If you are into
relaxing meditative music you will love Blue
Moon Rising. The layers of guitar work are exquisite.
One look at the cover of this recording sets you at ease
and gives you the thought of inner light, spirituality and the connection we
have with mother earth. The ocean is the most prolific thing to human life because
that is where all of life came from. And purposely the name Acoustic Ocean
falls in line with that thought process not mention that is exactly what you
will hear on Blue Moon Rising. There
is an ocean of acoustic sounds all melded together to create a musical nirvana
for the soul. The eleven tracks offered the listener, flow together seamlessly
and hit you gently like an ocean wave on a warm summer day.
What is there not to like about any of this? I appreciate
what has been presented here and the meaning of the music along with the
heartfelt dedication from the artist. It all goes hand in hand.
Here is a passage from the artist website that ends this
review in a thoughtful and spiritual way:
The moon is associated with women’s mysteries, intuition,
and the divine aspects of the sacred feminine. Some modern magical traditions
associate the Blue Moon with the growth of knowledge and wisdom within the
phases of a woman’s life.
Tracks: 01. A Hui Hou (Until We Meet Again) 02. Blue Moon Rising 03. Recalling Beauty 04. Deep Grace / Scarborough Fair 05. Spirit Awakening 06. Lotus Petals Falling on the Pacific 07. Love Is a Force Field 08. The Silent Storm 09. Sweet Mana from Heaven 10. Shadow Dancers 11. All Things Made New
It
has been 4 years since I had the opportunity to enjoy writing about a Christine
Brown recording. I covered Souvenirsin
2014. Looking back into the archives I see that I was ill at the time of my
first listening experience and her music helped me get in a positive frame of
mind and get well again.
Ascend was
released in October of 2017, which now seems ions away with the warm weather
upon us in May. As people find ascension in life it can come in many different
forms, and it also can be disguised as something else that is happening. Even
the definition of the word can take different forms such as to move upward, to
slope upward, or to conduct nerve impulses toward or to the brain.
I think in this case those definitions can apply to all
fourteen tracks offered on the recording. The beauty and simplicity of solo
piano music is something special. I look at it as an uplifting and pure
representation of an instrument. The ivory keys in the right hands can bring
heaven to earth and peace to one’s soul. I realize that is a prolific statement
to make about music however that is the way I truly feel.
Ascend had a
positive effect on me. The nerve impulses to my brain engaged my thought
process and released all of those good endorphins.I liked the way Christine explained the
process of making the album. She stated in one passage in a sentence in the
liner notes “Creating music is a beautiful and evolving process. Each piece
develops through many stages, slowly transforming until each song is ready to
be released, just like the life cycle of a butterfly, until it finally emerges
from the chrysalis.”
That is a brilliant comparison to one of the miracles of
nature. This is an accurate statement to make, in my opinion, about the birth
of a track from start to finish. I have always looked at the creation of each
track as a bit of a miracle, and those that are able to create on such a level
are the blessed that walk this great planet of ours.
If you want to Ascend
from daily life, relax, absorb, reflect and heal, music can get you there, just
let it take you. Christine Brown will gently push you there if you cannot just
fall into it and be swept away like some fortunate listeners. This is a journey
and one that can be therapeutic in several ways. Ascending from self,
sidestepping the ego of our humanity, and letting the music take over is the
best choice you can make. Look what happened when Christine let the music flow
through her fingers…
On the Edge
of a Dream - Music for Dreaming, Relaxation, Contemplation, Meditation, Medical
Therapies is Robin Spielberg’s 18th album. That is
a lot of recorded music! Piano-based music requires an imaginative mindset in
order to give a potential listener some variety. A lot of this type of music
seamlessly flows into each other making it sound like one piece of music. I
find in most cases I feel that way because of my own tastes and
interpretations, this could be entirely different for each listener.
Sometimes things come to you in your life
at just the right time. For me it always comes with purpose, a good reason
whether it is positive or negative. That is the way life is, however, it is all
how you look at what is happening. This is where dreams come into it for me.
This album is all about the dream state. Most recently I have had some amazing
clear dreams and last year I started keeping a journal. This is exactly what
Robin does and she wanted to share her dreams through the music of the piano.
The other purpose in my estimation is that this music could help you to not
only relax but get to a point where you are ready to enter the dream state or
possibly all the way to REM stage. All of this I have found fascinating. I also
believe that dreams are a window into your soul and we can learn lessons or be
warned through them. It clarifies things and opens the door to change.
There is no doubt that science has a
fascination with the different stages of dreaming. What I have learned through
my own research has opened the door to an entirely different attitude about the
subject. So how does music, particularly Robin’s new release, come in to play?
I think this music is perfect for the dreaming experience before, during and
after. So, during those three stages, you can utilize this beautiful music. Of
course, there are more useful ways to use the music as a tool - for simple
relaxation, contemplation or meditation. As I mentioned earlier, certainly the
music can guide you beyond the meditative state into dreaming, particularly if
you are listening with a good pair of headphones or earbuds (Bose makes a
terrific set of earbuds that are reasonably priced on eBay).
On the Edge of a Dream is another
example of how music can integrate with your daily life. The workspace I am in
daily allows us at times to put on music like this recording. It can help you
to de-stress as you continue with your multitude of tasks. If you are in an
office setting you should try it, it really helps!
Another bonus offered for your experiences
with this music is a dream journal, which can be purchased separately or as a
companion item with the CD. I highly recommend getting both. It starts with the
14 tracks on the CD, then writing down what happened in your dreams. This
process will allow a lot of insight you previously did not have. It is all part
of a spiritual growth you can initiate if you choose.
I am grateful that artists like Robin
Spielberg are willing to share their blessings with us, and shed some light on
a human process that many folks are not looking at enough. On the Edge of a Dream could be the start of a new beginning. You
can begin as a casual listener then evolve to meditation then dream interpretation.
A tremendous wealth of information about your life and the future days ahead is
at your disposal (there is a lot of info out there). And who would have thought
one recording could lead to so much personal development? I highly recommend
this path for those who are already aware and for those seeking more awareness.
Review
Provided By New Age Music Reviews Tracks: 01. On the Edge of A Dream 02. We Meet Again 03. Drifting 04. Spellbound 05. Nightfall 06. The Secret Path 07. Stargazing 09. Illusion 10. Into The Night 11. Safe and Sound 12. Meeting Monet 1. We Meet Again (Recurring Dream) 14. Blue Moon Rising
Sangeeta
Kaur’s recent album has a lot to say and the complexity of the title certainly
makes sense. It is only the beginning if you choose to do some exploring.
Ascension
- Niguma Vol. 2 The Mantra Project is one of the more interesting and compelling
music projects I have had the opportunity to hear this year.
An excerpt from the artist website reads:
Who is
Lady Niguma and in these modern times, why should we care? With grace and
powered by an awe-inspiring production, Sangeeta and her company of yogi &
yogini artists extraordinarily provide an answer of inspiration.
This will give the potential listeners some insight into
what this music is about. If you want to learn all the details I highly
recommend visiting the artist website.
Based on what I garnered from the CD booklet there is quite a musical
production that accompanies this music and it looks fantastic.
In most cases I do not favor music in any other language
than English because I really want to understand what the artist is singing
about. I did my due diligence and got a better idea while listening and after
the music stopped. This was a different perspective I fell into and instantly
while taking in this recording. I was pleasantly surprised with how it made me
feel.
Sangeeta has a gorgeous angelic voice that melts into your
soul and hangs on tight. This album was so different and refreshing that I
sincerely enjoyed every track. Some of the music is prolific and larger than
life. The resounding drum beats and layers of instruments intertwine into an
audible journey of divinity. This women’s voice ranges from silky smooth to
operatic dependent on the pace and movements in each track. There is never a
time where I felt disinterested, it was quite the opposite actually. I was
wondering what was coming next.
If
focus brought on by the light of the human spirit is what you seek you shall
find it on this recording. If you happen to enjoy it as much as I did, it will
be over before you know. This is comparable to doing a task you love and time
becomes irrelevant. And it should be in this case because what you receive from
Ascension -
Niguma Vol. 2 The Mantra Project, is a new focal point filled with positive
vibrations. This music will soothe your soul and clear your mind. I say that
with conviction. I can see now how this music was set to the stage with all the
dance, yoga movements and the colors brought to life.An audience would simply be mesmerized. This
is beauty in motion with words and music ...
Tracks: 01. All Space And Time (Intro) 02. Niguma, I Bow To You 03 .Dream Tunnel 04. This Beautiful World (Featuring Kassé Mady Diabaté) 05. Summer's Dance 06. Lascia Ch'io Pianga (Full Orchestra Version) 07. Samsara's Tango 08. Ascension (Featuring Tahir Qawwal) 09. Deum De Deo (Featuring The Hungarian Studio Choir) 10. Ardas Bhaee (Full Orchestra Version)
Terry
Lee Nichols first release has a very long and descriptive title. At Peace Beneath the Shade of My Father’s
Tree is a great title actually, and if you look at that title and the cover
of the CD, you can see a story. So without ever hearing the music there is
something happening. I would have to say that is a very good start.
Terry said: “I tried to create a soundscape/film score
backdrop that reflected specific events throughout my life.” That statement tends
to put it all into proper perspective for the listener.
There are 17 tracks that move along at a brisk pace. It
seemed like before I knew it I was on track 6. This is because I was really
enjoying what I was hearing. Being swept away by the music and hearing the
story narrated by all the instruments is a beautiful thing.
The title track opens the door to the great outdoors
pictured on the cover of the album. The music ushers in the atmosphere and sets
the tone like any good opener should. First impressions are everything when you
are listening to an album. I have always believed when you open that curtain to
your audience, you better make an impact real soon or you will lose them…Terry
Lee gets the job done. He captivates you and captures your spirit and
imagination. Personal experiences of joy and emotional pain bring about many
things and music can be the universal translator.
“Timekeeper” clocks in, no pun intended, at 3:07 and the
pace is like that of a watch keeping good time. The piano rolls along but ever
so delicately while bringing the listener to the end of the line in the most intentionally
gentle way. The ride goes by much too fast but you are so appreciative. Short
and sweet, this track makes a good impression from start to finish much like all
of its predecessors.
The musicianship is outstanding on this recording and it
definitely is the kind of quality music you would hear on a grade A film. It
also provides deep relaxation and a thought process that is more clear and
precise than you could have during a busy day at work. It is not easy to empty
out what is between your ears, and music such as this gives you carte blanche to
do so.
I have heard such gorgeous instrumental music this year, it
moves me, makes me reflective, grateful, happy, sad, reminiscent, basically the
entire range of human emotion is prompted to rise within me and the music is my
escort. That to me is the key to success with any recording.
“On My Way To See The Dancing Sisters Figg” is an upbeat
track with Celtic World flavor with a nod to the classical genre however it
ends up an amalgamation of them all and then becomes an instrumental new age
masterpiece. It is a short jaunt coming in at 2:57 but I felt an injection of
joy with a hint of the past smiling at me as it faded away. This was one of my
favorites for its sparkling movements and how it changed my melancholy mood
into joy in an instant. Once again the power of the music took me away and had
a strong influence on my senses and reaction to the vibrations.
“Sailing” is wonderful melody like a bright sunny day with
a clear blue sky and I did just sail away with it. It also gave me the gift of
freedom and spirituality. I always loved sailing on the lake with my father,
god rest his soul. Joy with a hint of sadness is what I felt but the thoughts
of freedom of the wind and waves gave me chills. It was all good so thank you
Terry Lee.
At
Peace Beneath the Shade of My Father’s Tree is real triumph for the
maiden voyage of artist Terry Lee Nichols. Putting out something so inspired
and precise for a first album is an amazing accomplishment. The future
certainly looks bright for this gentleman.
4.5/5
Stars
Key
Tracks: At Peace Beneath the Shade of My Father’s Tree, Timekeeper, On My Way
To See The Dancing Sisters Figg
Tracks: 01. At Peace Beneath the Shade of My Father's Tree 02. Only You 03. Follow Me 04. Reflections 05. Appassionato 06. Timekeeper 07. Train to Dachau 08. Pamela's Time 09. On My Way To See The Dancing Sisters Figg 10. A Winter's Tale 11. Sailing 12. Crossroads 13. A Curious Life 14. Last Train Home 15. Autumn 16. Lullaby 17. Requiescat
Bill
Wren has a story for those who may be going through a tough spot in their lives
and he gives you inspiration once you find out more about his life and music.
Bill’s latest release Road To Chiang Mai was inspired by his trip to Thailand and finding his soul
mate and starting a new life. This is a collaborative effort between several
musicians and the two main composers Bill Wren and Frank Ralls.
The first track I had the pleasure of hearing was the
magical trance like “Enchanted Kingdom” which was featured on our Rate The Tracks site. This is a magnificent and picturesque track that
lifts you up and never lets you down. Of course the musicianship is beyond
reproach and always timely and rhythmic, like the heartbeat of mother earth in
sync with all living things.
“Harmonia” is another amazing and inspiring track. It
sounds like a soundtrack to enlightening movie about traveling in some far away
land and witnessing all the wonders you have never seen before. The blend of
instruments creates a gorgeous wall of sound. The orchestration is what carries
everything else in this track and it holds its head high like a noble warrior
after victory.
Some of the instruments used are acoustic and electric
guitars, cello, bass, live strings, mandolin, banjo, penny whistle, drums,
piano and orchestral programming. It is a mind boggling variety of sounds and
color splashes on the musical canvas that continually paints a masterpiece.
As
Bill says “Music is the way I express what is in my heart without words.” And
with that the Road To Chiang Maiis a direct link to your mind, body
and spirit or in other words it goes straight to the heart and radiates out
into the triangle of life. You can tell the artist is a gentle soul and the
music speaks that with clarity and purpose.
“The Other Side” is a good example of the gentle touch
within a track. Female vocals are added to give it a touch class and more of
pop flavor than the other tracks however the orchestration gives it the
necessary foundation to build the rest of the track. There is a certain element
in every composition that the rest of the instruments float over and melt into
and this one really stands out.
Road
To Chiang Mai is a great album. I really appreciated all the
elements that came together to make it such a wonderful music flight.
4.5/5
Stars
Key
Tracks: Enchanted Kingdom, Harmonia,
The Other Side Tracks: 01. Enchanted Kingdom - (Feat. Frank Ralls) 02. The Other Side - (Feat. Frank Ralls) 03. Ponder Dust - (Feat. Ann Marie Calhoun) 04. The Beginning 05. Road To Chiang Mai 06. Harmonia 07. Journey Around The Sun - (Feat. Frank Ralls) 08. Longing - (Feat. Frank Ralls) 09. Memories - (Feat. Frank Ralls) 10. The Way It Was 11. Land Of Smiles 12. Today In Paradise 13. Ebb And Flow
Samer
Fanek’s first release Wishful Thinking
was just released a few weeks ago. It is with great pleasure I introduce this
talented young pianist to an audience eager to hear an emerging talent playing
instrumental new age music with a definitive classical influence.
Just as his website indicates, Samer's compositions blend
the piano and orchestral instruments with the more contemporary, including
synthesizers, rock and ethnic instruments. He cites Yanni and others as an
influence and you will most certainly hear that panoramic and cinematic sound
as the curtain opens on this ambitious recording.
The title track engages you right away providing a
marvelous introduction to Samer’s sound. “Freefall” is exciting track filled
with keyboards and orchestrations. When you look at the cover of this CD it
projects simplicity however this music is far from that. It is definitely a
“Freefall” into a wall of sound and oh so beautiful.
If you are “Ready to Go” this track is a whirling dervish
of textured keyboards and colorful nuances. It is tastefully done as he
presents it with a forcefulness to push the music out but with a determination
and grace that only an accomplished keyboard maestro can provide.
To make sure you see all the emotions and a different
side of his musical interpretations he creates a touch of divine inspiration
with tracks like “Fantasy.” Picture yourself floating up to the heavens as the
other spiritual beings come down to greet you and carry you away. The song
creates a nice floating sensation that made me feel connected and spiritual
thus making it easy for my own interpretation of the track.
You have to be a true visionary to create instrumental
music so full of life and emotion. Samer Fanek has recorded a superlative debut
and I would expect that he will be recognized in short order. I think the folks
in not only in the music industry but in films need to take notice of this
young man’s talent. It is a nice relaxing experience to hear this music but I
sure can hear it playing as a soundtrack in a movie as well. So the options are
endless for music such as this.
The anticipation for more great music already begins once
the CD is finished playing. For now you will have to hit play again until he
returns with a second installment of instrumental bliss.
5/5
Stars
Key
Tracks: Freefall,Ready
to Go, Fantasy Tracks: 01. Wishful Thinking 02. Universe 03. Freefall 04. Fairytale 05. Lost Waltz 06. Ready to Go 07. Left Behind 08. Fantasy 09. Desperation 10. Escape 11. Remember Me 12. Exhibition 13. Finding Closure
