Daigo Hanada

Spring is on its way and so is Piano Day!
This year we've put together ‘Intervals’, a collection of stripped down / intimate tracks with a minimalist bent to go along with the breezy season to come…

Michael A. Muller is a multi-instrumentalist and composer based in Los Angeles, best known for his work with Balmorhea (Deutsche Grammophon) which he co-founded in 2006.

Michael A. Muller is a COMPOSER & musician based in Texas. Muller (MuLl-ER) IS THE CO-FOUNDER OF BALMORHEA; who FOR THE PAST 13 years have TOURED globally SUPPORTING 6 FULL-LENGTH ALBUMS AS WELL AS PRODUCING NUMEROUS SCORES AND PLACEMENTS tv & FILM. fall 2019 SAW the release of LOWER RIVER — his debut full-length solo album. Conceptually, Lower River explores the place where time, space, and self are occluded — a field of pure energy and creation where ideas stream without impediment. Lower River is a sonic venture into other worlds and into the depths of one’s own mind; an exploration of what it means to deeply listen versus to merely hear.

Following up on the first edition in 2022, Piano Day and LEITER again share an official companion album, carefully selected for our favorite holiday of the year. Piano Day Vol. 2 contains thirteen exclusive, previously unreleased tracks composed to celebrate the magic and versatility of the instrument, and it includes new work by acclaimed artists and emerging talents.

In recognition of World Sleep Day, 22 established and up-and-coming artists have come together to unveil 50 brand new tracks. The musicians, coming from nine different labels within Universal Music Group, have debuted new compositions aimed at creating a tranquil environment conducive to a soothing night’s sleep.

World Sleep Day is March 15, 2024.World Sleep Day delegates and sleep health advocates across the world will take action in their local communities, clinics, and countries to raise awareness of sleep health.The theme for the 2024 World Sleep Day is Sleep Equity for Global Health. Sleep is essential to health, but measurable differences in sleep health persist across populations across the world, creating additional burdens and reinforcing health inequities.