Kevin Midnick

Kevin performed as soloist with Mariinsky Theatre Orchestra playing A. Copland Concerto with Anton Shaburov, in the festival organized by Musical Olympus, Orquesta de Aguascalientes with Roman Revueltas, Bruxelles Philarmonic with Antonio Saiote, Orchestre de Chambre de Genève with Pierre Bleuse, Orchestre des Nations with Vitor Fernandes and Antoine Marguier, Swedish Chamber Orchestra with Martin Fröst and once with Micheal Collins, Orchestra Regionale Toscana, in a tour through Tuscany, with Nil Venditti.He had recitals and tours with pianists such as Carlos Sanchis, Chloe Ji-yeong Mun, Thèo Fouchenneret, Lorenzo Soulés, Simone Rugani, the string-quartet Quatour Voce, and in duo with Vitor Fernandes accompanied by Serika Saito.

Kevin Sandbloom is an artist who sings and plays guitar. If you are a fan of Donavon Frankenreiter, Jack Johnson, or John Mayer, you may appreciate the sound of Kevin Sandbloom. Earthbound is his full length album, enjoy this.

"For me, jazz is not a style, but a way of making music. My music is driven by a love of melody. I like music that sticks to me, and I try to make music I want to listen to." - Kevin Brunkhorst

Who's going to argue with a new age pianist who puts the images of musical notes cascading down a mountain waterfall on the cover of his greatest-hits package? That's a good matching visual for his caressing but often powerful ability to tap into the listener's emotions. Kern's compositions are fairly staid and reflective, very piano-focused, with some dramatic synth orchestra accompaniment. This disc draws from his five acclaimed discs in the Real Music catalog, mostly original compositions in addition to his gorgeous takes on "In My Life" and Elton John's little-recognized but gorgeous "We All Fall in Love Sometimes." The wistful lullaby "Children at Play" is a new track, and he creates a new orchestration for the previously released "Out of the Darkness." If Jim Brickman is too poppy for you, the quieter, less-commercial, always-exquisite intimacy of Kevin Kern just might be the ticket.

Golden State Warriors insider and bestselling author Marcus Thompson delivers the definitive biography of one of the most extraordinary basketball players in NBA history—Kevin Durant.