Visionary new age music for nourishing and rejuvenating body, mind and spirit
Visionary new age music for nourishing and rejuvenating body, mind and spirit
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The peaceful soothing ethereal multi layered music of 2002 is both tranquil yet moving and that has made them a permanent resident of the Billboard charts. The Scared Well represents an effective overview of the lifespan of 2002, bringing most of their elements onto one disc. In this world of high-speed lifestyles one can enjoy the restoration and enchanting powers of their music. And there is no better place for the uninitiated than this very disc.
Back in 1996, the burgeoning label Real Music introduced the world to the magical and captivating music of Kevin Kern. His debut, In The Enchanted Garden, was (for lack of a better word) enchanting. Due to the strength of Kern’s debut, he has been unable to surpass himself; that is until now. Without a shadow of a doubt The Winding Path will take you on a surreal journey to the center of your heart and back again.
There is no moment like the present to enjoy the music of 2002. During this time of chaos and upheaval the music of Randy and Pamela Copus is enchanting and evocative with both sensual and spiritual qualities. This Moment Now contains all the lush and lovable qualities of their past glories that there is no doubting that this album too will become a resident on the Billboard charts. It only seemed like yesterday that I reviewed the compilation project The Scared Well and here we are again with This Moment Now.
Kevin Kern released his debut album back in 1996. One year shy of a decade he continues his business and creative relationship with Real Music and throughout that artistic period has been one of the labels most consistent composers. His music is simple and surreal with an eloquent beauty that is exquisite and haunting at the same time. Imagination’s Light falls utterly under the same category bringing a continued high level quality of music one has come to expect from this Steinway artist. What is impressive with this album is that there are no fillers at all.
