It is always welcomed news here at newagemusic.nu and when talented artists from around the world contact us with information of a new album release, or even informing us of their presence in the music business. Salva Moreno, a composer from Spain performing his note by note magic under the artist title Psicodreamics might not be as well known as an artist in the U.S. but many readers are aware that Salva Moreno has gained the wider recognition he deserves in the Continental Europe, U.K. and overseas market having 8 previous albums with increasing popularity and success. We are pleased to review the very latest 2009 album titled Fantasynth independently published under his own Witches on the Radiowaves label.

Persons will find Psicodreamics is past and presently New Age Electronica in nature, containing a mixture of genre defined as ambient, goth and classic styled in presentation, offering the listener a deep form of chill out and as the album title suggests, dream like in atmosphere and composition of all the many songs I sampled. Fantasynth is as vibrant and creative as other works previously composed, and I did enjoy his latest release. Without a doubt this latest album and past works were thoughtfully produced and the song titled Spellbound was one favorite primarily because of a pleasant melody and synthesized undercurrents that reminded me of some unfamiliar locale or distant place yet to be discovered.

Sleepy Sorrow offers enchanting chorals, bells, a steady cello and oboe harmony which seemed to battle and compete for the upper hand at times, only to kindly resolve as close allies at the songs ending. The La Rosa De Los Vientos track has a nice mid tempo there which included woodwind overtones with interest and movement ever present as with all tracks in the latest Salva Moreno interpretation of music which again is captured with rhythm and style.

The music of Salva Moreno as artist title Psicodreamics can best be likened to a good mystery novel that is full of interest and intrigue at every turned page for the reader. Music fans will find this description similar to the new Fantasynth album which is interesting and well managed throughout. I do like the depth, myth styled settings, and ever present change of atmosphere in the 13 songs contained on this newest album which incidentally would also provide an excellent music score for mystery or science fiction themed movies.

Readers will also want to explore for themselves by visiting the official website Psicodreamics.com which offers an equally beautiful website with everything needed to explore the mystique and fantasy behind the dream.