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Tag Archives: instrumental
FERNANDO PERDOMO – Clouds
January 28, 2026

Fernando Perdomo 2026 When vapors turn into crystal visions and liquid dreams, melodic endeavors take on a new meaning. For all the marine fluctuations of ‘s “Waves” – a series of albums which he was releasing in monthly installments over … Continue reading
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Tagged Fernando Perdomo, fusion, instrumental
DWIKI DHARMAWAN – Anagnorisis
January 9, 2026

MoonJune 2025 Javanese voyager ventures into Hellenic environment to cast his spell on unsuspecting locals. A full decade after became Dwiki Dharmawan’s international debut, his further advances into the cosmos of MoonJune Records keep on bringing savory fruits, and if … Continue reading
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Tagged Dwiki Dharmawan, fusion, Gilad Atzmon, instrumental, jazz rock
FERNANDO PERDOMO – Waves 12
December 29, 2025

Fernando Perdomo 2025 Winding down his year-long voyage to various shores, American composer gets back to basics but is sure to weave in a few surprises. must feel quite ambiguously about bringing this array of albums to a close: on … Continue reading
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Tagged Fernando Perdomo, fusion, instrumental, prog rock, surf rock
FERNANDO PERDOMO – Waves 11
December 3, 2025

Fernando Perdomo 2025 Restless composer distills his creative method to essentials and accesses surface tension in most elemental ways. The idea of creating a series of – mostly – marine-themed pieces and releasing them on a monthly basis to span … Continue reading
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Tagged Fernando Perdomo, fusion, instrumental, prog rock
FERNANDO PERDOMO – Waves 10
November 8, 2025

Fernando Perdomo 2025 Restless composer takes to water to observe, and serve up, reflections of his very soul. Variety of purely instrumental expression has always been one of ‘s stronger suits, so to see this artist stuck on a single … Continue reading
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Tagged Fernando Perdomo, fusion, instrumental, prog rock


