Nick Pike – Phraxia

With Phraxia, Nick Pike moves further into his neoclassical style, this time combining solo piano with electronic textures and subtle synth work. It’s his third album, following Norastoria and Evergreen, but it feels more direct in its balance between traditional piano writing and ambient elements. The album shifts between acoustic-led compositions and electronically enhanced pieces…

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Cinematic Giants Spotlight – June 2025

This month’s Cinematic Giants Spotlight brings together five standout tracks that blur the lines between classical composition, electronic experimentation, and cinematic atmosphere. From modern reworks of iconic scores to delicate, film-ready instrumentals, each artist brings something distinct to the table. Whether it’s the orchestral sweep of Olesya Kolos or the raw intensity of Apashe, these…

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Nikita Kondrashev Finds Clarity in the Fog on “Cloudwalker”

Batumi-born pianist and composer Nikita Kondrashev approaches his music with restraint and depth, and his new single Cloudwalker is a clear reflection of that. It’s quiet but not passive, emotional without being overdone. The piece holds your attention not through grand gestures, but through a deep sense of purpose and self-reflection. Inspired by minimalist composers…

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Ivan Bullock: The Quiet Force Behind Australia’s Independent Music Scene

Ivan Bullock has spent decades shaping and supporting underground music, both in Australia and internationally. He started with classical training in his early days. He then spent years in Japan before eventually returning to Australia. His work has always been rooted in independent and experimental sounds. He has been involved in underground communities, organizing events…

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