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Stories from wonderland OraStream Crew 9 days ago
Singapore-based, Tze n Looking Glass plays original music inspired by simple, beautiful every day stories, Asian mythology. A new world fusion sound combining film score, jazz, Chinese, Indian and European classical music. Tze n Looking Glass is Tze (piano), Dai Da (erhu - two-stringed bowed instrument, sometimes known as the "Chinese violin"), Lazar (Indian violin - identical to the Western violin but differs in tuning and playing position) & Boon Chye (saxophone).

The Creedence EP OraStream Crew 22 days ago
One of the greatest American rock bands ever, Creedence Clearwater Revival will best be remembered for their unique bayou sound popularized in songs like "Proud Mary" and "Green River". This 6-track playlist comes from the legendary band's first six albums (originally released from 1968-70), remastered and reissued by Fantasy Records as six individual expanded-edition CDs - in celebration of the 40th Anniversary of Creedence Clearwater Revival.

With A Song In My Heart OraStream Crew 24 days ago
Rani Singam is one of Asia's most sought-after vocalists today. She is named in "The Jazz Singers, The Ultimate Guide", a 2008 Hal Leonard publication which serves as an encyclopedia guide on the important singers in jazz. She recorded her debut album "With A Song In My Heart" in Los Angeles. Produced by the legendary Jeremy Monteiro, the album was distributed in Asia and the United States. The album was rated 4/4 in O's Place Jazz Newsletter 2008, a leading jazz publication in the US. The debut album "With A Song in My Heart" is featured here.

Bell Choir Coast OraStream Crew 25 days ago
French-American singer/songwriter Sydney Wayser draws on a wide range of influences and inspirations, from Edith Piaf, Charlotte Gainsbourg, and Jacques Brel, to John Lennon, Jeff Buckley and Sigur Ros. Her third album, "Bell Choir Coast" is about a fictional land; of a new world that is always sunny and 75 degrees...." clouds crown the majesty of the mountains, and the beaches are the stuff of postcards; the sand grain sifted to a perfect warm, the water always calm..." Wayser's voice is warm and close throughout, the effect of which is a leaning near, an intimacy shared.