Release Date: 2013
Label: Solovey Music
Richard Ross (keyboards, flutes, recorders, percussion
and voice), Korey Ross (acoustic & electric guitar) and Peter Phippen (Shakuhachi
and Native American Flute) come together to create beautiful relaxing sounds.
I can listen to music like this on any day or evening and
feel it move me is some way. I enjoy the relaxing sounds of the flute… it is
enchanting, and it calls to you. The masterful touch of Peter Phippen and the
multitude of talents from Richard Ross come into play on each track.
Journeyman
was
released in 2013 and three years later it still sounds relevant. It resonates
with textures, atmospheres, mysticism and earthy tones. The 10 tracks flow into
each other with great ease. The title track leads the way.
Tracks like the atmospheric “Lady of the Meadows” is soft
but enduring the you find yourself “Drifting” into another time and space with
this fine music. That is the purpose from what I can determine, at least that
is the effect it had on me. Once you make your way to when the curtain closes a
subtle reminder closes out with a reprise of the title track.
Journeyman is
a fine instrumental recording. It is by design made for those who wish to
center themselves, relax and get in tune with what is around them. All of that
and more can be accomplished through this music.
4.5/5
Stars
Key
Tracks: Journeyman, Lady
of the Meadows, Drifting
Tracks:
01. Journeyman
02. Serenity
03. Robin in the Wind
04. Shadowlands
05. Lady of the Meadows
06. Vassillia
07. The Far North
08. The Gloaming
09. Drifting
10. Journeyman (Reprise)
Tracks:
01. Journeyman
02. Serenity
03. Robin in the Wind
04. Shadowlands
05. Lady of the Meadows
06. Vassillia
07. The Far North
08. The Gloaming
09. Drifting
10. Journeyman (Reprise)
Keith “MuzikMan” Hannaleck
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June 30, 2016
Review
Provided By New Age Music Reviews
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