Afternoon in Sedona by Nicholas Gunn Afternoon in Sedona is the debut release from flutist/multi-instrumentalist Nicholas Gunn, the hottest new name in contemporary instrumental music. With an album that is at once tribally powerful and inwardly serene, Gunn’s rich full sound takes us on an incredible global journey. Through his mastery of the flute, synthesizer and percussion and inspired by the environmental issues that challenge today’s world, Nicholas takes us to the great American southwest in a way that you will never forget.
Element Series: Earth by Peter Kater Lush and bountiful, the sacred pulse of the earth resounds richly with gentle rhythms and melodies played by Mike Hamilton on his acoustic guitar, Richard Hardy on a variety of flutes and, of course, Grammy-nominated Peter Kater on piano.
Endless Blue Sky (USA) by Kevin Kern A listener wrote, “No matter what kind of day I’m having, I find myself relaxing to this amazing music — gentle and yet so powerfully uplifting. Before I know it, I am smiling.” No wonder Kern’s gorgeous original music is listened to by millions of people all over the world.
“(Kern’s) sole focus is the gently rhythmic, deeply melodic, and healing music that defines the classic new age genre.” — Jonathan Widran, All Music Guide
Endless Blue Sky (Asia Only) by Kevin Kern Only for purchase in Asia (This version is for sale in Asia Only, for the US, International and Non-Asian markets please buy the USA version.)
A listener wrote, “No matter what kind of day I’m having, I find myself relaxing to this amazing music — gentle and yet so powerfully uplifting. Before I know it, I am smiling.” No wonder Kern’s gorgeous original music is listened to by millions of people all over the world.
“(Kern’s) sole focus is the gently rhythmic, deeply melodic, and healing music that defines the classic new age genre.” — Jonathan Widran, All Music Guide
Pure Joy by Russel Walder Oboe as the principal instrument sounded like it could be kind of awful, but it is instead rather awesome! All of the nine tracks are ensemble works that include piano, keyboards, guitar, vocals, and strings, but Walder’s oboe sings with and soars above them all in a marvelous mix.” —Solo Piano Publications
“Rarely does an album featuring oboe as the lead instrument land on my desk…a pure sound reminding me of carefree summer childhood days spent blowing on a piece of reed. Exquisite playing both joyous and tender, this music speaks a language I have so yearned to hear. From the first notes there was never another title considered, referred to from day one as Pure Joy.” —Terence Yallop, President, Real Music
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