New Age Children

Ardas (Prayer) CD by Prabhu Nam Kaur offers Gurbani mantras as yoga music.
On this deep, soulful album of Gurbani Kirtan, the sacred music of the Sikhs, musician Prabhu Nam Kaur shares the rich tradition of prayer through music.

"The Arrow and the Song" is pianist/composer Brad Jacobsen’s fourth solo piano album to date. Inspired by nature, poetry and changing seasons, the twelve pieces on the album are somewhat quieter and more peaceful than Jacobsen’s previous release, "13 Tales." One track is a beautiful medley of “The Water Is Wide” and “Shenandoah” while another is an arrangement of “By the Banks (Loch Lomond),” but the other ten are original compositions intended to uplift, soothe, and inspire.

In March 2015, the new album of "Koon" appears. Axel Kneschke's Chillout Studio project "Koon" published the second album. Some songs are based specifically on "The Venus Project" (by Jacque Fresco & Roxanne Meadows, Venus in Florida, USA).

"Graceful music by a pianist with an exquisite touch. Beautiful, just beautiful." Marian McPartland, NPR Piano Jazz

Join Ramdesh and sacred chant artist Ajeet Kaur who has a brand new album out called Darshan. You’ll learn all about it and get a chance to know this lovely young musician as she and Ramdesh, who are dear friends, chat about how the album was made. “Ajeet is epic inside and outside, musically and as a person!” Ramdesh confides, “She is at once both sweetly angelic and insanely funny!” Ajeet is a Kundalini yoga teacher who tours both as a soloist and with Snatam Kaur. She’s thrilled to finally be able to share this album with the public. How was it recorded? “The story is so rich,” Ramdesh observes, “and infuses the music with so much special energy.”

A new album from Throne Room Company, featuring epic drums, beautiful piano and soothing vocals, perfect for prayer and meditation. Prepare to soar in the Heavenly Realm, includes a Bonus Track as well as a Remix of "Heaven Awaits".

Danny Wright treasures the daily interaction and harmonious relationship he has with his fans, so after years of hearing their requests for a lullaby album, the artist is thrilled to announce Dream a Little Dream: Classic Piano Lullabies. The album is noteworthy for its mix of 20 songs from beloved favorites like “Gershwin’s Lullaby” and “Clair De Lune,” to film favorites like “I’m Forrest” and original pieces like “Hayden’s Spirit,” which was written for Wright’s own son. His label, WH Sound Studio, is celebrating the launch by donating dozens of signed CDs to Wrapped in Hope.

Whoever heard his debut album, feels with his new works immediately. Many say New Classic, other movie music, but they all say wonderfully melancholic. On this album, Peter van Kröner facets of his life processed in different musical styles.