Sketches: A Series of Seasonal Soundscapes. We are proud to present Sketches, a series of four thematic compilations celebrating the passage of the seasons through contemporary piano music. Each volume brings together twenty carefully selected artists, united by a shared sensibility, the ability to convey emotion through brief, intimate, and evocative compositions.
Spring Sketches Vol. 1 Each original piano piece offers a gentle expression of renewal and light. These brief compositions capture the feeling of growth, soft movement, and the quiet energy of things beginning again. A collection that breathes with the freshness of spring, inviting the listener into a space of openness and subtle transformation.
OUT 24 APRIL 2026
Julia Thomsen
Kilian Treumer
Guilherme Veroneze
Anastasiya Ihnatovich
Koichi Kuriyama
Alexander Gessner
Daniela Spadini
Adrien Bertrand
Alessandro Gilardi
Wayne Gratz
Lynn Tredeau
Amr Shalaby
Hunter Brown
Vicente Avella
Yichu Ann Chen
Yujin Baek
Joaqino Bianco
Debra Buesking
Van Twin
Mauricio de los Santos
Winter Sketches
Winter Sketches Vol. 1 Each original piano piece offers a delicate reflection of winter’s quiet grace. These brief compositions, like footprints in fresh snow, capture moments of stillness and introspection. A collection that whispers with the calm and beauty of the season, inviting the listener into a space of silence and gentle contemplation.
Autumn Sketches Vol. 1 Each original piano piece offers a sonic journey that captures the golden melancholy of autumn. These brief compositions remind us of the shortening days and the fleeting beauty of falling leaves, a moment when nature slowly withdraws and invites introspection.
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Alanna Crouch
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Jakub Szybiak
Mats Raynard
Simon Lowy
Matt Wilier
Susanne Darre
Iñaki Garcia
Melinda Sütő
Rabelius
Guillem S Benet
Juan María Solare
Thomas Oehler
Anté Svircic
Nicholas Baskerville
Davide Fasiello
Almira
Telin
Luca Mazzillo
Eben Vogel
ad21
ad21 is a Barcelona-based record label focused on reflective Neoclassical music, with a particular emphasis on the captivating 88-key instrument, the piano.