Yesh Vishwanathan

Concentric Circles is the 72 minute debut album by progressive UK band Oraton. Featuring a natural, honest production without use of correctional software and sample-replaced drums, the album undoubtably captures a human element that is so lacking in most genres of the current music scene, whilst still sounding tight, rehearsed and energised. With hints of grunge, rock and metal accompanying the progressive roots, the album contains 11 tracks of a sensible length (including a brief introductory track) before concluding with the 22 minute title track that closes in a fitting eponymous, lyrical fashion.

With his new album, pianist Yaron Herman breaks completely new ground. Having already released ten albums, he drops into the void and offers for the first time a body of completely improvised music - a startling snapshot and a vivid mirror of his past

Raanan Amir, creator and leader of 'Drimia', recounts: “Drimia was created out of a desire to capture the unique moments in time, when a certain emotion arises and with it comes the need to preserve it. Moments of love, friendship, closeness, observation, scenery. laughter, passion, pain, longing, hovering, dreaming. Sometimes music can capture all of these in a more benevolent manner; it gives the listener space to feel his own interpretation. The album was four years in the making, from the first demos to the final touches; It ripened in its own time. It reflects significant periods in my life, the experiences I've been through, and the person that I came to be.

Mit seinem neuen Album beschreitet der Pianist Yaron Herman ganz neue Wege.

Experimental Remixes is a 1995 EP with the music of the Jon Spencer Blues Explosion. It features their song in remixed form by the likes of Beck, Moby, Dub Narcotic Sound System, and allegedly The Genius of the Wu-Tang Clan (he was given the credit but the remix was done by someone else within the Wu-Tang production family).

The American Dollar has been making Cinematic Instrumental music since 2005. After having their first track immediately licensed by an MTV production upon release, the band has since gone on to have music included in some of the worlds most widely viewed programs such as CSI: Miami and Discovery Networks Human Planet. In addition, they have had songs in trailers for Academy Award Winning and Nominated films such as Up In The Air and Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close. The band has 13 releases and has performed their film-sync’d live set to adoring audiences around the globe.