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Released on April 4 2025, At Which Point (New Focus Recordings) from The Crossing continues the choi...
Author
Anne Goldberg-Baldwin
BAKUDI SCREAM, the pseudonym used by performer and composer Rohan Chander, released his second studi...
Author
Clover Nahabedian
The nuance within composer Trevor Weston’s musical language floats through a range of influences, in...
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Michelle Hromin
Catherine Lamb’s interius/exterius positions both performers and listeners in a space that is at onc...
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Christian Kriegeskotte
Raehann Bryce-Davis’ Evolution is a personal and communally expansive project that completely dispel...
Author
A. Kori Hill
With The Sea (Notice Recordings), composer Francisco del Pino and soprano Charlotte Mundy make a com...
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Lauren Ishida
In celebration of the ensemble’s 20th anniversary, Third Coast Percussion’s Standard Stoppages (Cedi...
Author
Michelle Hromin
With four composers – three living, all women – Philippe Quint’s Milestones is a refreshing and much...
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A. Kori Hill
When Katherine Kyu Hyeon Lim and Joey Chang joined forces to create the Muzosyth Orchestra (TMO) in...
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Dalanie Harris
The economic barriers to art making have been getting increasingly frustrating for years; getting a...
Author
Clover Nahabedian
Spending time with an album inspired by other artistic references feels akin to watching the bonus f...
Author
Connie Li
In Edgard Varèse’s Density 21.5, a solo flutist pushes and shoves through ever widening intervallic...
Author
Julia Kuhlman
Some albums have the power to shift the listener’s mood: to excite, stimulate, slow down, or soothe.
Author
Chrysanthe Tan
It is not often that I come across an album pitched as a blend of Afro-Caribbean rhythms, 1980s thra...
Author
Forrest Howell
Paul Pinto has two biographies. There’s the formal bio that comes with his electronic press kit, whi...
Author
Clover Nahabedian
In a time where the arts and creativity is systemically and politically undermined and unappreciated...
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I CARE IF YOU LISTEN
Since their founding in 1998, the string quartet ETHEL has been deeply rooted in commissioning, inno...
Author
Jacob Kopcienski
Described as a concept album, Polyglot seeks to address questions of language and identity through p...
Author
Sofía Rocha
Having reached its milestone 100th recording in July, the Boston Modern Orchestra Project has seemin...
Author
Esteban Meneses
Viola duo Tallā Rouge has it all – a dynamic and diverse repertoire, killer technique, and enough he...
Author
Tristan McKay
The story of Bamako*Chicago Sound System (Aug. 23, FPE Records) begins in 2014: flutist-composer Nic...
Author
A. Kori Hill
I’ve never understood what I’m supposed to do at the beach. Should I swim and embrace frivolity? Sho...
Author
Thulasi Seshan
Since 2018, The Merian Ensemble has garnered accolades in Atlanta for evocative thematic programming...
Author
Jacob Kopcienski
