The beauty of music brings people together during concerts, festivals and clubs, wakes them up in the morning, and even plays on hold with companies. You can listen to soundtrack music while reading or watching a movie. Check out now some of the bests artists in the niche:

We know that you’re busy. You have things to do, people to see, and places to be. You’re not sure if you have time for another new album to listen to or another curated playlist. But what if we told you that there are some amazing independent artists out there who are creating amazing music? What if we told you that there are playlists filled with great music from other amazing independent artists?

And if so, we’d like to invite you to check out our article about the best of Soundtracks, Electronic and Acoustic right here. We’ve written an introduction that will get your attention and make sure that you don’t miss out on any of the best new releases or curated playlists out there.

If this sounds like something that might interest you, then keep reading! And if not… well… then maybe just head over to our Spotify playlists and follow us on Instagram.

Russick Smith releasing Architecture of Vapor

1) GAV MORAN – Broken Pieces

In the bustling city of Dublin, Ireland emerges a unique talent in the world of contemporary classical music. Gav Moran, an independent artist, has recently released his latest album, Broken Pieces.

As the name suggests, this album takes listeners on a journey through a collection of delicate, minimalist neo-classical experiences. The instrumental tracks are reminiscent of the classic sound of famous artists like Ludovico Einaudi and Max Richter.

One cannot help but be captivated by the chillout and cinematic nature of Gav Moran’s music. The combination of acoustic and electronic elements, along with the occasional drone, creates a relaxing and immersive soundtrack.

As one critic aptly put it, “Gav Moran’s music is a banger – super edgy and steeped in Irish-based culture.”

Don’t miss out on this incredible listening experience. Visit Gav Moran’s website, follow the artist on Spotify, and like and listen to our playlist to fully appreciate the beauty of Broken Pieces.

2) LORENZO CIMINO – Hommage à Jon Hassell

Hailing from La Spezia, Italy, Lorenzo Cimino has crafted an avant-garde electronic masterpiece with his album, Hommage à Jon Hassell.

Taking inspiration from the legendary Jon Hassell, Cimino has successfully channelled the essence of the trumpet, an instrument that has guided improvised music for decades.

As one critic puts it, “Cimino’s music evokes the entire history of humanity, giving the trumpet a deeply psychological and sociological voice.”

Drawing comparisons to renowned artists like Brian Eno and Miles Davis, this experimental electronic album is truly a soundscape of emotions.

Cimino’s unique blend of synth-wave, jazz, and new-age elements creates a world of contemporary, quirky, and experimental general sounds that are both cinematic and reminiscent of a soundtrack.

Don’t miss out on this extraordinary musical journey. Follow Lorenzo Cimino on Spotify, visit their website, and like and listen to our playlist to fully immerse yourself in this avant-garde experience.

3) N0X0N – M3RCURY

Hailing from the vibrant city of Copenhagen, Denmark, N0X0N has been making waves in the electronic music scene with their latest single, M3RCURY.

The track is a testament to their innovative approach to music, blending elements of ambient, industrial, and metal influences to create a unique sonic experience that speaks to your emotions.

As one listener aptly put it, “N0X0N’s music is a euphoric journey through a cinematic soundscape, reminiscent of Scandinavian legends like Trent Reznor and Björk.”

The instrumental prowess of N0X0N is evident in the experimental general composition of M3RCURY, which features an anthemic, leftfield sound that is both super edgy and deeply immersive.

This Nordic-based artist’s knack for crafting electro-bangers is truly remarkable, as they continue to push the boundaries of what is possible within the realm of electronic music.

Don’t miss out on this soundtrack-worthy gem from N0X0N. Visit their website, follow the artist on Spotify, and be sure to like and listen to our playlist featuring this exceptional track. M3RCURY is a testament to the power of industrial, cinematic music that will leave you craving more.

4) JACQUES BAILHÉ – Shiva In Flagrante

Los Angeles-based artist Jacques Bailhé has truly outdone himself with his latest album, Shiva In Flagrante. This masterpiece combines jazz and world music influences, creating a unique mix of instrumental and cinematic soundscapes.

One could easily compare Jacques Bailhé’s innovative approach to the likes of famous artists such as Miles Davis and John Coltrane. The album’s experimental nature draws from US-based culture, resulting in a contemporary and unforgettable experience.

With a quirky and avant-garde style, “Shiva in Flagrante” narrates the captivating story of a Harley-Davidson-riding Shiva falling in love with the goddess Parvati, leading to the birth of their child in the final track, “The Facts of Creation.”

As one listener eloquently put it, “Jacques Bailhé’s music transcends the ordinary, transporting us to a realm of divine beauty.” Don’t miss out on this enchanting journey. Follow the artist on Spotify, check out their website, and be sure to like and listen to our playlist featuring this big band sensation.

5) RUSSICK SMITH – Architecture Of Vapor

Denver-based musician Russick Smith has crafted a unique blend of classical and contemporary sounds with his latest single, “Architecture of Vapor.”

As a self-proclaimed “campfire classical” composer, Smith’s acoustic prowess is on full display in this cinematic, instrumental masterpiece.

Drawing inspiration from renowned artists like Yo-Yo Ma and Hans Zimmer, Smith’s solo cello performance in “Architecture of Vapor” is nothing short of euphoric.

One critic even praised the track as “a banger that transcends the boundaries of classical music.” This US-based artist skillfully combines a classic sound with super edgy elements, creating a relaxing and easy listening experience.

If you’re a fan of instrumental music with a modern twist, look no further than Russick Smith. Check out the mesmerizing video for “Architecture of Vapor” and immerse yourself in the soundtrack-like ambiance.

Don’t forget to follow the artist on Spotify, visit their website, and like and listen to our playlist.