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Category: new age
James Lazzeroni: Memories
His music has a familiar and nostalgic feeling the surrounds you and hugs you when you are feeling lost or not sure of what comes next. #lazzeronilistener
Tim Janis: Celtic Heart
Wonderful. This means, I can set aside an entire hour to concentrate on this WIP. #amwriting #amediting #writingtothemusic
Greg Maroney: Strength and Serenity
One of my newest new age additions to #writingtothemusic. Maroney’s last album was Secrets of the Sea. The last album I listened to was Star Light, Star Bright . According to his bio, Maroney is inspired by the nature around him when he writes. When you think of it, I’m inspired/motivated by his music to aid…
Fiona Joy Hawkins: Signature
I began listening to FIONA JOY HAWKINS on Pandora before Apple Music. Her “signature” sound is very inviting, tranquil, and smooth. It’s nice music when I’m re-reading the chapter and need to brainstorm that wonder “what next…” or “how will this play out…” scenarios. SIGNATURE was release back in March 2019 and needs to be added to your #writingtothemusic playlist.
Greg Maroney: Secrets of the Sea
With 12 peaceful and serene songs on this album, MARONEY captures the essences of the first world wonder. The sea and its secrets.
Johannes Hirschmann: Fragments
Johannes Hirschmann released FRAGMENTS this past April, and while listening this wonderful album, it is truly calming, serene, and tranquil. It will transport you to another time providing an escape into its melodic tones. Mediative and relaxing to de stress yourself in thoughts away from your daily chores or responsibilities. WAITING FOR THE PRESENT is beautifully written as…
James Lazzeroni: Time
Lazzeroni graced us with his newest single TIME. It was released on May 1st this year, and it has been added to my playlist. If you’re a #lazzeronilistener, then you should already fall in love with this piece. It’s delicate, soft and the chords compliments the overall message. Within the first few beats, I can…
James Lazzeroni: Wind
The tempo perfectly describes that scene where the protagonist is laying in the field of tall grass staring aimlessly watching the clouds across the sky.
Laura Sullivan: Perfect
I’m listening to the track now and the cicadas are buzzing or talking to each other in the background, with the wind caressing the trees the beginning of the track like a story taking off.