Marco Di Stefano’s “Far Inside” – An Orchestral Journey That Crosses Borders
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Marco Di Stefano’s “Far Inside” – An Orchestral Journey That Crosses Borders

On new album Far Inside, Italian composer Marco Di Stefano turns orchestral music into a living, breathing world of its own.

It’s an album that resists easy classification. Part film score, part folk chronicle, part meditation on memory. Instead of writing a suite of disconnected pieces, Di Stefano shapes Far Inside as a continuous emotional arc, a journey inward that still manages to feel expansive and global. Continue reading

Ben Neill’s “Morphic Resonance” Bends Sound, Science and Soul Into a New Kind of Listening
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Ben Neill’s “Morphic Resonance” Bends Sound, Science and Soul Into a New Kind of Listening

In “Morphic Resonance”, Ben Neill doesn’t just compose a track. He constructs an alternate physics for music itself. The piece, named after biologist Rupert Sheldrake’s controversial theory that memory exists in nature through morphic fields, unfolds like a living system.

It’s cyclical, reactive and quietly radical. It’s not a song you hear once and remember – it’s one that seems to remember you. Continue reading