This week is marked by a premiere that cannot be missed. The singer, multi-instrumentalist, and New Age musical icon, Diane Arkenstone, reflects a philosophy of mindful living, inspiration, and healing in her music. Utilizing soothing motifs, gentle shifts in sound, and acoustic instruments, Diane Arkenstone’s music profoundly impacts the inner state.

Her new single “Rising,” originally featured on the album tracklist for World Calling, has been re-released and remastered. Supported by a music video directed by Hayden Fongheiser and produced by Derek Nakamoto, Diane Arkenstone truly opens up a new sound for her music.

“Rising” feels like a warm touch. Her voice is deep and penetrating, whispering, “Look at me; I can touch the sky.” Diane Arkenstone’s music harbors a certain mystery, almost a mystical majesty. Everyone can find a particle of salvation, a crumb of consolation there. Diane skillfully plays on metallic and wooden tongue drums, adding a touch of magic, and know that all this perfectly harmonizes with her gentle timbre. In “Rising,” the answers to life’s main questions are hidden, opening doors to a world of awareness and tranquility.

The enchanting and soothing performance of Diane Arkenstone is interpreted in dance by Shyamala Moorty, while the depth added by cellist John Adorney layers new meanings. I think everyone needs to hear Diane Arkenstone’s track “Rising” and follow her music. This path might open up a new world for you! I absolutely recommend it.

This review was made possible by Digital Promotions Group