Violin
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Violin-looping indie pop star Kishi Bashi to celebrate 10th Anniversary of ‘Sonderlust’ with special edition
A personal 10/10 album is getting the expanded demos and b-sides treatment!
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Introducing… Hedera
Traditional chamber folk fusion lets Hedera create a tradition all of their own
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Ambre Ciel – still, there is the sea Review
A cinematic, rich, and fluid classical chamber pop hybrid album that blurs dream and reality at sea.
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Introducing… Edward Cross
A cinematic modern classical composer about the joy of having love returned.
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Introducing… Jonathan Fitas
A beautifully tender approach to cinematic introspection as Jonathan Fitas turns from tv and film scores to a personal solo album.
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Introducing… Cephas Azariah (with a stunning live performance)
A merger of piano and synth, at the crossroads of heritage, language and background.
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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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Kishi Bashi returns with new single ‘Icarus IV’ and a 16-bit music video
Violin looping psychedelic pop rock returns triumphant like a 90s action hero.
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Alex Musatov – Passages Vol.4 Review
Violins that travel from Russia to Argentina to find home and solace
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Snowdrops – Missing Island Review
The experimental chamber collective return with a heartfelt third album.
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Francesca Guccione – Utopia Aerial View Review
What does Francesca Guiccione sound like? Watching the planet orbiting slowly from a distance to violins and synths. The review of Francesca Guccione – Utopia…
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Tegh and Adel Poursamadi – Ima ایما Review
Iranian drones mixed with chaos and culture.
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Introducing… Tegh and Adel Poursamadi
A post-human sci-fi world romanticising the past.
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Introducing… Bryan Senti
Haunted violin work from Latin American past.
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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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Carmen Sea – HISS Review
Where violins rock just as hard as guitars.
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MOANA – Feet in the Ground, Eyes to the Sky Review
When gothic folk, rock and violin metal collide!
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Pêtr Aleksänder – Collage Review
Gentle mini symphonies for sleep and rest.
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Kumi Takahara – See-through Review
Sounds like… High octave piano cuteness moving into serene beauty. The review Kumi Takahara’s ‘See-through’ is one of the lightest and airy albums I’ve listened…
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Introducing… AVAWAVES
Classical music,
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Iglooghost – Lei Line Eon Review
Music as an alien language.
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Kishi Bashi – Emigrant Review
Kishi Bashi sings the American blues from a Japanese perspective.
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Elskavon & John Hayes – Du Nord Review
Winters charm
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Speaker Face – Cresent Review
Chill out for thinkers
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Triheart – Triheart Review
2020's most unique mash up
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Joshua Van Tassel – Dance Music Volume II: More Songs For Slow Motion Review
How to slow your mind and think deeply: The Musical
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Introducing… Disassembler
Capturing a wave in slow but grande motion
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Introducing… Speaker Face
Hypnotic cello-tronica
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Introducing… Quest Ensemble
Straddling classical and ethereal compositions
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Boerd – Misplaced Review
A bassist in an electronica world
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Kishi Bashi – Omoiyari Review
When a violin virtuoso takes on vintage folk
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Introducing… AVA
One Little Indians' Two Big Composers
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Richard Luke – Glass Island Review
Running Higher Plain Music over the last eleven years, I’ve been exposed to genres I hadn’t really taken much notice of before and classical contemporary…
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Inon Zur returns with dramatic new single
Back with a bang with his own story to tell
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Peter de Vroom – Heroes of Light Kingdom Hearts Arrangements Review
Taking on beloved works and arranging them can be a daunting task but as part of a Kingdom Hearts 15-year celebration Peter de Vroom has…
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The Travelers VGM – “Heart of the Forest (Music from Secret of Mana) Review
Exceptional folk arrangements from an early 90's RPG classic
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Introducing… Alex Stolze
Violins as weapons of pop
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Lupa J “A House I Don’t Remember” Review
Lupa J’s continuing development as a musician is quite fascinating because as a classically trained violinist, she’s further moved away from that world into darker,…
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Video Vault – Lupa J
Underground Aussie alt-pop genius returns
