"Monk Abstractions" by Sam Newsome (Saxophonist from New York City, New York (NY))

"Monk Abstractions" invites listeners into the interesting musical world of saxophonist Sam Newsome. Recreating some of the classic works of Thelonious Monk and creating a few his own, Sam pioneers into new musical territory by refining the traditional role of the sax. Free-flowing sax compositions give listeners a refreshing sense of musical liberation. Moreover, Sam experiments with new techniques and saxophone formats. Minimal production allows listeners' focus to be solely on the sax and its fluid arrangements. If you enjoy the sounds of the soprano sax pushed to new limits, this is the CD for you!

-Xavier P. for RadioIndy

 

 

 

 

 

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"MoonRider" by Robert WindRony (Native American Flute Player from Arizona (AZ))

Robert WindPony's "MoonRider" is a pacifying collection of traditional Native American flute music. With no artificial or electronic sounds used, this CD shows off Robert's amazing talent for playing these rarely used native flutes. An atmosphere of soul searching and deep serenity is passed on to listeners through Robert's captivating compositions. "Drifting Village" displays all of these characteristics, and introduces an interesting sound with its short, piercing notes. Minimal production works for the advantage of this record, giving it a genuine native sound. Flute lovers and soul searchers alike will find great comfort in these spiritual compositions.

-Xavier P. for RadioIndy

 

 

 

 

 

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"Islamorada" by Russ Arnwine (Instrumental Artist from Florida (FL))

"Islamorada" by the exceptionally talented Russ Arnwine is a serene collection of adult-contemporary instrumentals. Painting the first strokes of this beautiful soundscape is the pacifying "Dessert Moon," crafted with mesmerizing electric guitar melodies set to the backdrop of soothing percussion. "Holy Wind" picks up the pace and mood a bit, introducing some exciting piano solos and theatrical arrangements of stringed instruments. As demonstrated by the melancholy "Memorial (For Eddie)," Russ has a keen sense for stirring up intended emotions through his seamless musical masterpieces. Moreover, well balanced quality production makes these tunes fit for use on the big screen! Fans of adult contemporary, jazz, country, and soft rock will find a peaceful home in this flavorful collection of instrumentals!

-Xavier P. for RadioIndy
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