Featured Releases

Nolan Khan takes the listener on an ethereal journey with his peaceful new solo piano work “Otherworldly”.

“Calme” is made for serene moments throughout the day. Grab a beverage, a book and your favourite easy chair; this slow, slightly moody piece will help you find focus.

Alessandra Celletti presents her beautiful interpretations of classical masterpieces from Bach, Mozart, Beethoven, Chopin, Brahms and Debussy.

Reivaj’s Night Songs EP was composed in the loneliness of the night, capturing the enchanting mood of the twilight hours. Out 10th February.

Franco-Swiss composer Vivian Roost releases his third studio album From Home. Recorded on Vivian’s Pleyel upright piano and mastered by Zino Mikorey (Nils Frahm, Ólafur Arnalds), the concept album explores the feelings of comfort and security found in a place you can make your own.

“From Home” is beautiful, melancholy piece composed as a kind of introspection. The single features in Spotify’s coveted Peaceful Piano playlist, and is taken from Vivian’s brand new album From Home.

l’hiver is a set of three winter pieces from ildio, each composed to encapsulate the essence of beautiful moments throughout the season. Out 3rd February.

“Watching Stars” was inspired by a break one night sitting on a bench and gazing at the sky above, and all of the feelings the experience evoked. “I looked to the sky, saw 100 stars and thought about my future,” Korn explains. “Sometimes looking up above sets your mind free.”

Alessandra Celletti performing Beethoven’s “Piano Sonata No. 8 in C Minor, Op. 13 Pathétique: II. Adagio cantabile”.

Echoing Timo’s inspirations such as Nils Frahm and Ólafur Arnalds, this light and gentle solo piano work perfectly captures the image of writing a diary through music. Perhaps you can hear all the different emotions pouring out, only interrupted by some short pauses for thought…

This light and gentle piece was written as a means to escape the “noise” of the world, featuring floating melodies that conjure up a fictitious trip to the stars.

Featuring flowing, emotive melodies, “Mountains” takes us on a journey to the breathtaking Scandes landscape. Speaking of his inspiration for the piece, Wilhelm said, “The moment the sun comes up over the mountains, all discomforts are forgotten as you realise the beauty of the world.”