Dan Crisci - Star Gaze
Jazz
New Jersey, United States
Overall Impression: Relaxing, graceful, calming are the words that come to mind when listening to Dan Crisci's latest single appropriately entitled "Star Gaze". In fact many things come to mind as Dan's piece will melt away your troubles and allow you to really relax as peaceful thoughts swirl around in your head. "Star Gaze" is a solo piano composition in the style of a jazz ballad, with a focus on meditation, designed to evoke a calming and tranquil experience for the listener. The flowing elegance of the melody paired with the contemplative nature of the chord structure will have you mesmerized in no time and drifting off before you even finish reading this review.
Strongest Point(s): Dan delivers a solid arrangement with great production resulting in a quality recording. From the captivating intro through the delicate ending, "Star Gaze" will have your full attention, as it would be hard not to get caught up in the moment. This is the type of song you just want keep listening to over and over again, it just makes you feel good and puts you in the right mood. "Star Gaze" is absolutely breathtaking, Dan Crisci did a wonderful job with this piece, definitely deserves a listen.
Target Audience Appeal: "Star Gaze" is perfect for fans of relaxing, piano-based focus music, study music or music to sleep to. If you enjoy this track, you may also enjoy Dan's other works as he has several full-length albums!
Artist target suggestions: Martino Vergnaghi, Manuel Zito, Andy Feldman, Ryan Stewart, CrusaderBeach, Dave Lewis, Jorge Segovia, Cinthya Garcia, Fiona Joy Hawkins, Juan Maria Solare, Gian Marco La Serra
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About the Reviewer:
Erik Anderson is a graduate of Berklee College of Music with a degree in Music Production and Engineering and has been managing his own recording studio for almost 20 years. Erik has had a true passion for music since an early age when he took piano lessons, he then started playing bass guitar in his early teens and shortly after started making hip hop beats, just before heading off to Berklee. After graduating, Erik worked at several recording studios in New York and New Jersey, before starting his own studio which spawned his 4-piece experimental indie rock band. Erik is currently writing and submitting his original compositions for sync placements in TV and Film.