The Sound Projector – Page 84 – Better Listening Through Imagination since 1996

The Bonny Bunch of Roses

UK singer Sharron Kraus is one I’ve tended to associate with traditional English folk and ballad form, and her imaginative

A unique figure is Woody Sullender, the New York City musician who we first heard in 2004 on his album

Toronto musician Nick Storring with his solo record Music From Wéi (ORANGE MILK RECORDS OM161), produced entirely using pianos (and

Excellent cello record from Portuguese player Marina Hasselberg – 10 concise cuts on Red (REDSHIFT RECORDS TK495), some solo works

Another gem from the lovely Tim Olive, he who favours playing in duo situations with selected partners and always produces

Pretty fine noisy churning density from Strangerous of Norway…her Chant (NO LABEL) release arrived as two CDs packed into a

Latest from Jason Kahn is Lacunae (A WAVE PRESS awp018), which with its use of noise, synths, and radio bursts,

King Ayisoba, Work Hard, Germany, Glitterbeat, GB134 CD / vinyl LP (2023) It might be called “Work Hard” but it

Another excellent piece by Gudmundur Steinn Gunnarsson, the Icelandic composer who is quietly forging his own distinctive musical identity with

Forêt Endormie, Le désespoir utopique, Fiadh Productions, United States, FP210 cassette / vinyl LP (2023) In an age when, according