Part 3/3: The Ambient Boom - Since the mid-2010s, we’ve seen a resurgence of ambient music which some have gone as far as calling an actual “boom”. The third part of our deep dive into the genre history traces back these developments to the pre-pandemic days and explains why the difficult distinction between ambient and ambience might be more important than ever.

The first part of a new editorial series whereby we re-shine the spotlight on some of the most special or just beloved releases from our extensive back catalogue…

The timeless allure of Max Richter’s 'Spring 1' in fashion

Renowned cellist and composer Peter Gregson talks about his personal new album…

Brian Eno and Beatie Wolfe present a new collaborative project with the announcement of two albums: Luminal and Lateral, set for release on 6 June 2025

Award-winning composer and producer Ólafur Arnalds and two-time Eurovision winner Swedish singer Loreen present their debut collaborative EP titled SAGES. The genre-defying partnership brings together three songs that reflect a bold exploration of artistic kinship, bridging the worlds of euphoric, minimalist electronic composition and emotive pop

Part 2/3: Oceans of Sound - From the 1980s to the 2000s, ambient music infiltrated first the underground, then the mainstream of popular music. From Brian Eno to Aphex Twin, from Enya to Kruder & Dorfmeister – welcome to the second part of our deep dive into the history of one of the most misunderstood music genres of all time

An interview with prolific Tokyo-based composer and pianist Akira Kosemura, whose latest EP release is in support of World Sleep Day. Known for his striking solo piano albums as well as diverse soundtrack work for a variety of films, TV drama, games, stage, and commercial music, Akira talks about his creative process, his influences and his forthcoming album…

A conversation about the remastering and restoration process with audio archeologist and sound archivist Mike Matessino, who has brought to life classic titles from Superman and Jurassic Park and The Sound of Music for contemporary audiences

Icelandic composer Gabríel Ólafs announces his sixth studio album 'Polar', a soundtrack to an imagined frozen world of towering mountain ranges, desolate tundra, forbidding oceans, and the monolithic remnants of a lost civilization