
Lesley Mok Embraces Impulse and Sonic Manipulation
While Lesley Mok has benefited from the spirit of collaboration, this “solo” album presents her unfiltered musical mind on a solitary, deeply enjoyable ride.

While Lesley Mok has benefited from the spirit of collaboration, this “solo” album presents her unfiltered musical mind on a solitary, deeply enjoyable ride.

Partisan Ship, is a jarring yet highly welcome shift that showcases Phillip Golub’s far-reaching keyboard approach and his ensemble arrangements.

ITERAE sees two trailblazing musician-composers, Joseph Branciforte and Jozef Dumoulin, experiment with keyboards and electronics.

Los Sara Fontán sound a possible future that can only come through agitation and a total reworking of society, that requires an intentional storm to clear the air.

Ecstatic Visions is an ambitious interpretation of new and recent compositions from the unique duo of Stephanie Lamprea and Alistair MacDonald.

Annie Hogan’s exploration of artistic expression shows world-building, all sorts of paintings, mental photographs, and invisible portraits carry great weight.

Erik Hall is an artist who understands minimalism and knows how to execute it brilliantly and uncompromisingly in a way that appeals to a broad range of listeners.

British composer Isobel Waller-Bridge’s Objects is an ethereal, eerie treasure.

Working with the acclaimed JACK Quartet, the multitalented Travis Laplante unleashes compositions of intensity and beauty on String Quartets.

The Laws of Nature sees composer Andrew Staniland exploring new territory with brain waves and electronics. It’s a warm, adventurous sonic ride.

Grammy-winning composer and pianist Teddy Abrams lets his imagination run wild on 16 brilliant tracks. He’s a highly accomplished artist who refuses to sit still.

With this curated compilation, Mississippi Records provides a compelling primer into Arvo Pärt, the world’s most performed living composer.