Features magical piano and keyboards from Grammy®-nominated artist and producer Peter Kater. Features the extraordinary heartfelt devotional voice of Snatam Kaur. Stunningly beautiful production.

EverSound proudly presents John Adorney’s sixth album, a highly anticipated benchmark to an extraordinary career!

John Adorney is a successful new age artist, selling more than 400,000 CDs worldwide. Debut CD Beckoning is EverSound’s best-selling CD of all time! Mixed and mastered by Grammy®-winning engineer Leslie Chew. Luscious, layered vocals by Daya and African singer Marcel Adjibi create a world-music fusion of electronica with Indian, African, and Irish influences.

Mike Howe divides his time between being a guitarist and an ecologist at the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park in Wales. There is a connection between these two endeavors; listen to the music of Howe and you'll instantly sense his kinship with the natural world, evident by his breezy, nuanced guitar rhythms. HEADING WEST, which marks Howe's fourth journey with Real Music, features some of his most sublime music to date. The guitar is central on this release, featuring warm, carefree strumming that is accented by keyboards, piano and rhythm. Songs like "Old Wooden House" and "American Travels" have a pensive beauty to them - the guitar harmonies bear a reflective essence, as if Howe is wandering through old haunt reminiscing of past joys. "Badlands" ups the tempo a bit and adds a bit of bluesy groove, while maintaining Howe's signature laid-back flair. A musty listen for fans of relaxing guitar music.

Enchantment reigns supreme in the music of 2002. The duo of Pamela and Randy Copus, 2002 infuses each of their albums with a hefty sprinkling of ethereal beauty and a clear sense of imagination, taking listeners on journeys through misty-eyed dreamscapes and otherworldly vistas. BELIEVE continues to hit many of those notes that fans crave, though with a new twist - BELIEVE features a more prominent use of voice. Both Pamela and Randy trade on the vocal duties, and the vocals are presented in a fitting way for 2002 - soft and hushed in the case of Pamela, more distinct and epic in the case of Randy. Layers of dreamy synth ambience and reverberated piano and guitar flutter and flow through each track, with dramatic percussion and keyboard flourishes that give a whimsical touch. Highlights include the introductory song "Believe," which features a verse/chorus structure, and the uplifting instrumental piece "We Meet Again."

Aykanna’s new release, Mantra Mala, promises to move your feet and uplift your spirit! Recorded during their first pregnancy, Akah and Sukhdev were deeply inspired to birth this new project. Enjoy a series of mantras to support us in these times and, of course, a few groovy tracks for those dance meditations we love!