Is this music easily fitted into a genre?

[Mike Frazier]

Not really new age...not really orchestral. There are others kinda like them, but they are very unique. I just wish it would catch on and more artists would produce more like it. I have a bad feeling I am going to have to wait 7 years for more.....

[nathanandrew]

I'd say it's Orchestrated music, even if it breaks the boundaries of traditional orchestrated music. If you're talking about where they'd put their CD's in a Barnes and Noble, that's any body's guess.

[Mike Frazier]

I'd like to know why this stuff doesn't catch on more. Everyone who hears ES is mesmerized. Straight mesmerized. Everyone. My parents, my wife, my mother in law, my friends, my internet friends. It just sounds so d**n great.

[nathanandrew]

It's not everyone's cup of tea, I've let friends I know listen and they aren't impressed. Some people just don't have the appreciation, or patience. That and you can't dance to it in a club ; )



(You could, but it wouldn't catch on that way either)

[Mike Frazier]

nathanandrew said:

It's not everyone's cup of tea, I've let friends I know listen and they aren't impressed. Some people just don't have the appreciation, or patience. That and you can't dance to it in a club ; )



(You could, but it wouldn't catch on that way either)

Wow, I've had the opposite experience. I posted about ES on this pharmacist web forum I frequent and I got over a dozen inquiries about the group.

[nathanandrew]

Well you know... if you're already a pharmacist then you're already somewhat intellectual (I hope). Try even recommending this to some college kids or beat break heads.

[nathanandrew]

On second thought, I think this sort of music could easily be classified as Classical or Neo Classical. Found a couple of interesting sites to browse as well:

www.newagereporter.com/admin/nominees.asp

www.auralgasms.com/

musicaldiscoveries.com/index.htm

[philosomatika]

On iTunes, it's considered Electronic. I'd call it either Ambient, or Cinematic..