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Ennio Morricone is one of the most successful and revolutionary film composers of all time. ∙ Between 1961 and 2016, Morricone composed roughly 500 scores and classical pieces—practically one a month. ∙ While studying music at Rome’s Conservatory of Santa Cecilia, starting at age 12, he played trumpet in jazz bands to support himself. ∙ He became famous for his scores to Sergio Leone’s “Spaghetti Westerns” A Fistful of Dollars, For a Few Dollars More, and The Good, the Bad and the Ugly, which were produced for $2 million total and grossed $280 million worldwide. ∙ Starting with A Fistful of Dollars, he embedded his scores with coyote howls, whip cracks, and other visceral sound effects, revolutionizing music for Westerns. ∙ Working exclusively in his native Rome, he composed at his desk in pencil, frequently working not from a rough cut of a film but from just a script. ∙ Morricone didn’t win an Academy Award for Best Original Score until 2015, for Quentin Tarantino’s The Hateful Eight—eight years after he was honored with a Lifetime Achievement Oscar. ∙ He was nominated for seven Grammy Awards, winning four, and his score for The Good, the Bad and the Ugly was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame. ∙ The Ramones used his most recognizable song, “The Ecstasy of Gold”—from The Good, the Bad and the Ugly—as the closing music for their shows, and Metallica blasted it over the PA before taking the stage. ∙ Morricone sold more than 70 million records worldwide during his career—3 million of them in the US. ∙ He continued composing until just months before his death on July 6, 2020, at age 91.

Elijah Edwards is a pseudonym of musician Magnus Nilsson, used for his most introspective work. The music lives in the space between ambient textures and subtle guitar, shaped by improvisation rather than structure.

Lumen Sonitus combines drone-like textures, long-tailed synths, and subtle field recordings to create music centered on stillness and a sense of space. The aesthetic echoes classic ambient composers like Brian Eno, as well as contemporary artists within meditative electronica.

I’m Soreal, journey with me into calm, where every note becomes a breath. <3

SKEN takes its name from the Swedish word for glow and shimmer, and the music follows the same idea. These ambient soundscapes move like soft light across a quiet room - slow, minimal, and deeply calming - offering gentle support for relaxation, meditation, and deep, restorative sleep.

New York-born, California-based polymath Lauren Monroe is a gifted singer-songwriter and architect of transformational experiences. She designs and transforms ordinary environments into extraordinary meetings where the self and soul intertwine. Art of music, storytelling, mindfulness, and energy medicine are combined. Lauren’s raw vocal quality, is a sawdust-on-the-floor with emotional and spiritual power packed performance which draw audiences in and speaks to them on levels beyond listening. Her experiential lyrics, emotionally authentic and free of pretense, are embedded in vibrant folk-rock settings, immediate in their impact and timeless in their sound. The unmistakable parallels between rock’s halcyon days and Monroe’s music are rooted in her neoclassic song craft, replete with ecstatic, harmony-laden chorus hooks and imbued with the unfettered joy of being alive and in the moment. Lauren is “an empath, a healer, a teacher, visual artist, producer and songwriter. Her songs guide, direct and uplift and are sonically beautiful,” asserts acclaimed producer Jim Scott, who produced Messages From Aphrodite. In addition to her music, Monroe, along with husband and frequent collaborator, drummer Rick Allen, cofounded Raven Drum Foundation. The foundation serves, educates, and empowers trauma survivors and communities in crisis, with a focus on Veterans and First Responders.

Javier Ortiz (Zitrovision) is a handpan player and producer originally from Puerto Rico and Florida, now based in Spain. His music blends ethereal world sounds, ecstatic percussion, jazz fusion, and healing meditation, often in collaboration with artists worldwide to create eclectic and deeply textured compositions. With his partner and co-creator Sealskin, the duo explores new sonic landscapes through handpan, world, and neo-soul influences. Zitrovision has collaborated with over 50 artists and recently released his deluxe double album Waves of Resonance — featuring bass, guitar, flutes, clarinet, saxophone, synth, vocals, and diverse handpan duos — all within just two years of beginning his handpan journey. In 2025, after a spring tour across Spain, Zitrovision has been sharing his music at handpan music festivals across Europe including the Swiss Handpan Festival, Pangonia Handpan Gathering, PanParadise, and Sound Sculpture Handpan Festival. Now, Zitrovision is also cultivating the handpan community in Costa Blanca, Spain. On October 11–12, 2025, he will host the first Costa Blanca Handpan Gathering, featuring some of Spain’s finest players — Mar Loi, Jordi Cantos, Amarok, Lewa, Denys Balykhin, Changeofcolours, and more.

Meet Elliot Poston, the real deal in modern country music. Hailing from the heart of South Carolina, Elliot is quickly proving why authenticity and hard work are the next big things in the genre. Blending traditional country heart with a powerful, modern sound, his music is a genuine tribute to faith, family, and southern values—the very foundation of country music. Elliot’s rise has been nothing short of impressive. His debut single, "The Country Way," immediately resonated with fans, earning him a nomination for Carolina Country Music Male Artist of the Year. He also quickly built a dedicated local fanbase, selling out his single release party and becoming the runner-up for Columbia’s Best Local Solo Artist. His infectious anthem, "You Can't Spell BUSCH Without USC," became an instant hit, gaining radio play and cementing his place as an artist to watch. Currently, fans are connecting with his heartfelt singles, including the deeply personal and relatable "Better Than I Deserve" and the powerful ballad "If Only." With a growing catalog of music that tells honest, relatable stories, Elliot Poston is building a legacy one song at a time. This is more than just another country artist; this is the sound of a true southern storyteller on the rise.