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Hauschka’s work “Curious” is just that – a curious piano piece that explores differences in shade, tone, and complexity.
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With a lilting, beautiful, if a little haunting, trumpet melody over a jazz combo backing, UNIFONY & Mathias Eick’s track “Hunt” is a track that stirs emotions of loneliness, melancholy, and a certain inner calm.
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Reddening West’s composition “Inverness” works well as just a piece for guitar, but is brought even more alive by a well-orchestrated mix of strings, electronics, and a hint of voices.
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“Under Stenarna (Below the stones)” by Folke Nikanor is a track that develops slowly, allowing for an even greater catharsis than similar compositions in the genre of art/popular music fusion.
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Alexandra Stréliski’s work “Overturn” is a modern take on a classical piano sonata, imbued with a film-score like sense of spaciousness and performed with graceful phrasing.
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Blending orchestral impressionism with lush jazz and lyrical indie rock/pop, the track “Home” by The Ollie West Band creates a sense of beauty that is elegant and authentic.
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Mortimer Jackson’s “She Was Born On Mars” is a trippy, celestial galaxy of 60s psychedelia meeting modern indie rock and progressive production.
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