What began as a fun YouTube video has grown into one of the most
exciting duos to ever clash together classical and pop music. Croatian duo
2Cellos recently released their fourth studio album titled "Score." They
re-imagine some of the most well-known themes from cinematic history.
Although their new 14-song release begins with one of the most
well-known television theme songs for "Game Of Thrones," the grand sound
they put together matches up perfectly with the other songs on this new
release. They continue with the gentle interlude of "May It Be" from
"The Lord Of The Rings," before keeping with the lush, heartfelt
delivery of "Love Story." The
duo of Luka Sulic and Stjepan Hauser shed new light on some well-known
classics like "Moon River" ("Breakfast At Tiffany's") and "My Heart
Will Go On" ("Titanic"), while also spinning some magical sounds for the
themes from "Rain Main" and "Schindler's List." Their new
release finishes with the inspirational, uplifting tones of "Titles From
Chariots Of Fire" and soul-searching melody of "Now We Are Free" from
"Gladiator." 2Cellos are currently on a world tour which will hit the
U.S. in July. For a complete list of dates and to find out more about
their new album "Score," please visit 2cellos.com.
From Lyons, CO comes the latest release titled "Fading Mystery" from
the old-fashion, Americana-style band Taarka. Their music has been
described as Gypsy-Jazz, folk and even Celtic as this foursome produce
some of the most meaningful music of the year. Their new ten-song
release begins with "Carried Away" as the tempo is swift, while singer
Enion Pelta-Tiller tells this darken tale through her wonderful delivery
of the lyrics. The music takes on a lighter feel with "Polyamorous
Polly" as David Tiller takes over the lead vocals on this love story.
Their talents are heard on the amazing instrumental "What My Darl'n
Says," before they try to capture the Americana mainstream sound of "I
Could Really Use You Now." The album continues with the high-energy
instrumentals "Retreat" and "Finn McCool Crosses The Rocky Mountains,"
before finishing with the gentle, folk melody of "Fading Mystery."
Taarka have a handful of shows lined-up in April and May. For a complete
list of shows and to find out more about their new album"Fading
Mystery," please visit taarka.com.
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