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Arvo Pärt: Credo, or Life in times of Genocide
I don’t particularly believe in the idea that a single deity created the universe with a plan, but I do believe in some composers who do, among them J.S. Bach and the great Estonian composer Arvo Pärt.

Arashk Azizi
3 days ago3 min read


Purpose by Ross Stewart
Ross Stewart’s debut EP Purpose arrives as both a personal statement and a bold introduction to his artistic identity. Across five tracks, Stewart blends Blues, Rock, Soul, Americana, and Country into a collection that is diverse yet cohesive. Each song offers something distinct, rocking guitars, heartfelt ballads, poetic lyricism, yet together they form a unified portrait of an artist stepping into his voice with confidence and sincerity.

Arashk Azizi
4 days ago2 min read


Stories Untold: Act I by Tristen Bishop
Stories Untold: Act I by Tristen Bishop is the opening chapter of a project that invites the listener to become a co-creator. Instead of dictating a specific story, the music opens up a space for imagination—whether one is a writer, a painter, or simply someone who enjoys building narratives in their mind while listening. This EP is not about telling the story directly, but about offering sonic fragments and emotional colors that inspire the listener to tell their own.

Arashk Azizi
4 days ago3 min read


Ma olen maa peal v66ras by 6hunesseq
Folk music carries a special significance in Estonian culture, especially since the Ärkamisaeg (the National Awakening) - and it continues to evolve to this day. One of such contributions to the Estonian heritage is the album “ma olen maa peal v66ras” by 6hunesseq.

Nikita Menkov
6 days ago2 min read


Dark Summer by EM_LEN
With Dark Summer, EM_LEN returns with a three-track digital album that feels both nostalgic and forward-looking. Where his previous release Sleep Infinity carved a space between post-punk melancholy and synthpop shimmer, Dark Summer embraces a darker, more experimental territory—one that recalls the discovery of underground music on late-night FM radio while pushing the artist’s sound into fresh, uncompromising directions.

Arashk Azizi
7 days ago2 min read


Acūstica by YUZ
Acūstica is the third album by YUZ, the instrumental project of guitarist and composer Uriah Witztum. Across 11 tracks, YUZ opens up his most acoustic and intimate world to date. This is a journey, where Mediterranean traditions, Middle Eastern modes, flamenco rhythms, and jazz-infused colors coexist in harmony. At times joyful, at times melancholic, always deeply human, Acūstica tells a story without words, proving once again that instrumental music can carry as much drama,

Arashk Azizi
Sep 33 min read


Resonance and Reflection in GlasGlas’ Debut EP
With GlasGlas, both the name of the artist and the EP, we are introduced to a debut release that blends electronic soundscapes with reflective, almost philosophical themes. Written and produced between 2021 and 2022 and released in early 2023, the album moves beyond pure electronic music to explore ideas of resilience, mysticism, and transformation, carried through a diverse palette of styles and textures.

Arashk Azizi
Aug 292 min read


The Digital Album and the Divided Life of a Musician
Releasing a Digital Album feels at first like a promise: a chance for an independent musician to reach listeners anywhere in the world. No labels, no gatekeepers—just upload, distribute, and wait for the music to travel. That was the dream the streaming services and digital distributors sold us.
But once you step into that world, another reality surfaces. Yes, your music can reach global ears, but so can everyone else’s. And when every musician has the same promise, the prom

Arashk Azizi
Aug 173 min read


Vice Market by Captain Mantis
Rock music has never truly left—but every now and then, a new band comes along that reminds us of why we fell in love with it in the first place. The debut EP, Vice Market by Captain Mantis, does exactly that. Produced by Latin Grammy-nominated Paco Lazo and Andrés Lavalle in Monterrey, Mexico, the four-track release is a celebration of rock's diverse heritage—revisited with love, energy, and technical finesse.

Arashk Azizi
Aug 152 min read


Pastorale by East of West trio and Romano Crivici
Pastorale, the new collaborative album by ARIA-nominated trio East of West and acclaimed Sydney-based composer and pianist Romano Crivici, is not just a collection of pieces—it’s a journey across musical landscapes. Blending Balkan rhythms, Middle Eastern melodic phrasing, contemporary classical textures, and jazz-influenced improvisation, this album unfolds like a multilingual conversation spoken through instruments. With each track, the listener is invited into a richly wov

Arashk Azizi
Aug 14 min read


Twinkle, Twinkle by Alkis H – 12 Variations for Symphony Orchestra: From Lullaby to Orchestral Epic
Twinkle, Twinkle by Alkis H takes one of the most universally recognized melodies in the world and transforms it into a miniature symphonic journey. This twelve-part work, presented as a continuous arc, retains a steady tempo throughout but evolves dramatically in mood, color, and orchestral texture. What begins as a simple nursery theme grows into something rich, inventive, and at times even grandiose—culminating in a sweeping fugue and finale that feel worlds away from the

Arashk Azizi
Jul 313 min read


El Silencio Interior by Guitarra de Aventura
There’s a certain kind of music that doesn’t just entertain—it invites you to breathe, slow down, and reconnect with yourself. El Silencio Interior by Guitarra de Aventura is one such work. This four-track EP is a delicate and heartfelt exploration of stillness, emotion, and gentle movement. Don’t get me wrong, it’s not an ambient album, on the contrary it’s an album full of melodies, dance and percussion, it’s full of life. But it’s not a city life, it comes from nature, it

Arashk Azizi
Jul 313 min read


Driftsways by Lauré Lussier
When a composer like Lauré Lussier releases a new work, one does not approach it lightly. His previous compositions, haunting, intricate, often cinematic, have already established him as a contemporary voice who blurs the lines between orchestration, sound design, and storytelling. Driftsways by Lussier takes another bold step forward. This two-part electroacoustic work, comprised of “Themes & Variations” and “Rondo,” is less a collection of pieces than it is a sonic architec

Arashk Azizi
Jul 273 min read


Andrew Keese Announces New Album Illuminator and Summer European Tour
Australian composer and pianist Andrew Keese has announced the release of his forthcoming album Illuminator, alongside a series of European concert dates set for summer 2025.

News and Updates
Jul 252 min read


Tõnu Kõrvits: A Lyrical Voice Among Estonian Composers
Among the new generation of Estonian composers, Tõnu Kõrvits has emerged as one of the most poetic and emotionally resonant musical voices of his homeland. Drawing from a rich cultural heritage, his music blends contemporary classical language with folk motifs, dreamlike textures, and a sense of quiet introspection. Known for his deeply atmospheric soundscapes and evocative orchestrations, Kõrvits is not only a prominent composer in Estonia but also increasingly recognized on

Arashk Azizi
Jul 233 min read


Gravity of the Ocean by Aliya Lark
Gravity of the Ocean by Aliya Lark, the London-based neoclassical composer and pianist, is a six-track instrumental work that blends felt piano, ambient textures, delicate strings, and subtle electronics. Released on July 18, 2025, the album marks the next step in her emotionally nuanced musical storytelling—a sound world already praised by BBC Radio 3 and featured on Spain's AD21 Music.

Arashk Azizi
Jul 213 min read


10 Influential Lithuanian Composers You Should Know
Lithuania’s classical and contemporary music scene is rich with originality, emotional depth, and cultural nuance—yet it often remains underrepresented in the broader European narrative. From mystical romanticism to mathematical ultra-minimalism, Lithuanian composers have carved out a unique sonic world that blends folk tradition, modernism, and personal expression.

Arashk Azizi
Jul 164 min read


Sentieri by Luca Basile
With his new single “Sentieri”, Italian cellist and composer Luca Basile invites us once again into a cinematic soundscape where classical roots meet modern epic storytelling. Following the release of his debut album Il Viaggio, this piece marks the beginning of a new musical journey, serving both as a spiritual continuation and a bold introduction to his upcoming second album. “Sentieri”—Italian for “paths”—is not only a title, but also a metaphor for the emotional terrain t

Arashk Azizi
Jul 143 min read


See You Again by Alessandra Toni feat. OP3
The new single release by the renowned pianist and composer Alessandra Toni is a musical gem waiting to be discovered. See You Again by Alessandra Toni is a poignant, cinematic piece that gracefully blends her delicate piano touch with the emotive presence of the string trio “OP3.” Together, they breathe life into a soundscape that feels both personal and universal—a moment suspended between memory and longing.

Arashk Azizi
Jul 122 min read


Phraxia by Nick Pike
Nick Pike returns with Phraxia, his third studio album, following the textural richness of Norastoria and the soothing atmospheres of Evergreen. This new release presents a more nuanced evolution of his neoclassical voice—a sonic landscape where solo piano takes center stage, delicately intertwined with shimmering electronic textures and ambient washes.

Arashk Azizi
Jul 113 min read
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