Strings
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Bayonne and Nathaniel Earl – Temporary Time (Scores) Review
Turning an indie pop gem into a contemporary classic arrangement fit for any sci-fi movie.
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ELE YPSIS – Quintet No 1 – Tik Tak Review
A wildly experimental electronic chamber music comment on wasting time... that isn't a waste of time!
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Lido Pimienta – La Belleza Review
A rich, oppressive, and foreboding orchestral Latin album of love, heartbreak, and healing.
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Manos Milonakis – Zyklon Review
A sombre score dedicated to the feeling of confinement and being stuck in time.
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Sarah Neufeld, Richard Reed Parry and Rebecca Foon collaborate on upcoming cinematic, textured orchestral album
Experimental chamber folk music from a Montreal trio who've been friends for decades.
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Introducing… Tom Kinsella
Tom Kinsella is a Manchester-born composer from the UK. Previously he has dabbled in TV and film scores for the BBC, Netflix and Apple+ such…
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Live Vault – Max LL
A string quartet performance about the growing love of fatherhood.
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Max LL – In The Silence I Can Finally Hear Review
Reconnecting with nature and yearning for focus and calm in the woods.
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June McDoom – With Strings Review
Inspired by the likes of Nina Simone and Judee Sill, June McDoom travels back to 60s and 70s folk like a timeless storyteller
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Introducing… Vegyn
Early 90s electronica grooves and symphonic string section evoke dance nostalgia
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Live Vault – Hania Rani and her superb album launch concert
A magical orchestrated album launch concert from an artist in her element.
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Live Vault – KASHIWA Daisuke
A cinematic symphonic rocket of a concert.
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John Metcalfe – Tree Review
An orchestral album designed to dwarf the human experience with wonder
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Mitski – The Land Is Inhospitable and So Are We Review
Another inventive emotional rollercoaster to bask in
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Live Vault… Bonobo (Live at Royal Albert Hall)
Transcendent electronica with a string section and even a pipe organ!
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Introducing… John Metcalfe
An ode to trees takes on a breath-taking majesty for this upcoming album
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Lucinda Chua – YIAN review
A lush and introspective string drenched ode to finding comfort in a place called home.
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aus – Everis Review
Capturing memories before they fade or are stolen from you with beautiful contemporary classical music.
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Anoice – Unerasable Fire Review
Cinematic neoclassical thoughts on the aftermath of a pandemic.
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Penguin Cafe return with new single ‘Re Budd’ in full costume
Bringing optimism, balafon and a ukulele to the orchestral genre.
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Ô Lake – Still Review
Modern neoclassical compositions for the cinematic introspective moments of life.
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Gifts From Crows – Etudes of the Crow Review
A masterclass in ambiguous neoclassical composition.
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Introducing… Ichiko Aoba
The calmest and purest voice I've heard in years.
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Nonsemble – Archaeopteryx Review
What does Nonsemble sounds like? A chamber ensemble that wants to be as indie as much as it wants to be classical. The review of…
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Pianist Henrik Lindstrand returns armed with a 16-piece string section – new album in March
Your Lego Builder's Journey composer has been on a composition journey of his own
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Pêtr Aleksänder – The Whole World Laid Out Before Me Review
Sumptuously layered chamber music for solitary walks and calm optimism.
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Blue Luminaire – Terroir Review
What does Blue Luminaire sound like? Intimate chamber music to quietly devastate you. The review of Blue Luminaire – Terroir Deeply rooted in elegance and…
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Keeley Forsyth – Limbs Review
Dark ambient to tame the inner beast.
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Yaya Diallo – Kachii: Traditions to Traditions Review
Merging lost melodies from Mali with modern string trios from today.
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Nick Zinner – 41 Strings Review
Where rock meets classical for the symphony of the planet.
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Introducing… Angus MacRae
A rising voice in contemporary classical music brings his childhood memories to life.
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Introducing… Dominique Van Cappellen-Waldock
A ceremonial album for those we've lost over the past few years.
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Austin Wintory & The London Symphony Orchestra – Traveler – A Journey Symphony Review
A cinematic orchestration of one of the finest gaming soundtracks of all time.
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Gifts From Crows – Stories in Slow Light Review
A neoclassical meditation on haunted photography.
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Sanctuary – Sanctuary Vol 1 & 2 Review
Cinematic music for alien vistas.
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Hugar – Rift Review
An hour long audio hug.
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Snorri Hallgrímsson – Landbrot II Review
Pausing for thought with lush piano and string enchantments.
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Introducing… Ben Marc
A melting pot of influences surging forward to create new jazz
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Sóley – Mother Melancholia Review
The soundtrack for the end of the world.
