Garry DW Judd – Electric Nocturne No. 17 (Spotify)

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“No rush here, just press play and enjoy a relaxing calming piano with gentle performance and an "Erik Satie" feeling from Garry DW Judd. A well and gentle performed solo piano released on Compendium Recordings.”

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Garry Judd is a contemporary classical composer whose music is driven by such diverse influences as the English Experimentalists, Erik Satie and Percy Grainger. His music has been played on BBC Radio 3, ClassicFM, and other broadcasters in the USA, Germany and France, by such performers as the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Leslie Howard and Courtney Pine.

Nick Syrett – Refuge (Spotify)

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Refuge by Nick Syrett in Forerunner Records, is a neo-classical solo piano emotive track which not rush to release its feelings, gently performed in dynamics provides to the listener a relaxing daydreaming experience.

Nick Syrett has been creating beautiful, ambient piano music for over a decade. His albums are a collection of meditative, neo-classical instrumentals featuring the soothing sounds of string ensembles, choirs, and more, all built around his spontaneous piano solos. Hailing from the UK, and now residing in Kansas City, Nick says, “During the recording of 'Refuge'–I often found my mind drawn to refugees in the Middle East, who were being forced from their homes and experiencing terrible suffering. My prayer is that these simple songs would touch hearts, restore souls, and help many to find healing and peace.”

MDJ Matthias De Jaeger, Matthias De Jaeger – Safe Sound (Spotify)

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MDJ Matthias De Jaeger, through this easy listening piano song, which performed gently but with passion, telling a tender touching story about peaceful reflections and hope. The emotional travel goes across various feelings such as hope, nostalgia and bliss. A poetic piano with harmonic turns and lush dynamics to keep the listeners interest to the end.

Dan Michaelson – Colourfield III (Spotify)

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Opening with deep tonal rumbles flooded with cavernous French Horn, 'Colourfield III' is the last track to be taken from Dan Michaelson's acclaimed new album. At just over 3 minutes, it is by far the most compact of his tracks, condensing many of the album's core ideals into one simple message. Featuring a full orchestral compliment, heavy swells of piano envelop strings in waves of bass before they reemerge in one of Colourfield's most optimistic and uplifting moments.

Dan Michaelson's new album 'Colourfield' is out now on Village Green Recordings. Drawing inspiration from all corners of his record collection, including John Luther Adams, Spiritualized, Laurie Anderson, Brian Eno, Mogwai and Gavin Bryers, 'Colourfield' is Dan Michaelson's first full-length release as an instrumental artist as well as his debut for the contemporary music label.

On making the decision to step back from singing and lyric writing, the thinking was simple, “everyone gets tired of the sound of their own voice sometimes...”.

Though better known for his solo albums of dark, Americana tinged reflection, Dan is no stranger to instrumental music, having spent the past few years creating score for film (Blowin'Up 2018) and television (Detectorists Series 1,2 &3. 2016-2018), and gradually building confidence with orchestra through his trilogy of albums 'Distance', 'Memory' and 'First Light', his 2017 album for voice and strings.

“Whilst working on the tone of those records, I fell in love with the likes of John Adams, Steve Reich, Anna Thorvaldsdottir and Caroline Shaw with the same force that I had fallen for The Velvet Underground, Leonard Cohen and Jonathan Richman many years before, and with the same outcome.. the inspiration to investigate a new direction”.

The result is a vast field of sound, as informed by texture and human intervention as it is by melody. “The hope is to be lost in it, to get to the other side with no memory of where you set out from ”

Working closely with violist and conductor Robert Ames and violinist Galya Bisengalieva to complete the record, Dan found their way of working to be “very similar to being in a band, just with less wrong notes”.

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