The music of Blue Cyberia can best be described as a fusion of New Age, rock and classical music. Much of it has an ethereal and moody quality to it.





I started writing and creating music in 1989. I created a couple albums worth of music between 1989 and 1990, and then took a break until 1999, when... [+] Read More

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New age composer/multi-instrumentalist Chris Spheeris began writing songs on his guitar as a teenager. Inspired by the sacred and folk music of his Greek heritage and other world music, classical music, and pop, Spheeris fused these elements together into his own unique musical style. The folk aspects of his music were prominent early in his... [+] Read More

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Exchange consists of a pair of Canadian keyboardists, Gerald O'Brien and Steve Sexton, who create atmospheric music. O'Brien picked up experience playing rock and pop music and wrote the music for the soap opera Generations. Sexton has backed many pop singers including Dionne Warwick, Rita Coolidge, Dusty Springfield and especially Anne Murray.... [+] Read More

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For many years, John Tesh went virtually unrecognized as a musician and composer, instead enjoying television success as the co-host of the nightly showbiz news magazine Entertainment Tonight; while his initial attempts to mount a recording career were met with scorn and ridicule, he enjoyed the last laugh on his detractors, rising to become one... [+] Read More

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Kevin Kern was a child prodigy playing the piano at the astounding age of eighteen months. He began studying with a private tutor at the age of four. Founding his own group, the Well Tempered Clavichord at age fourteen they made their professional debut. Kevin attended the University Of Michigan's School Of Music and studied with renowned... [+] Read More

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Composer/keyboardist/flautist Meg Bowles combines ambient electronica with classical music on albums like 1993'sInner Space, which she released on her own Kumatone label. Her 1996 album Blue Cosmos was in keeping with the atmospheric bent of her previous releases, but that year she began collaborating with the Philadelphia Orchestra's principal... [+] Read More

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Buffett's full-bodied electronic sound and rock-influenced accessibility make his music a congenial transition between the lighter pop instrumentals that have flooded the market and artists who are pushing the boundaries of modern electronic music with more challenging fare. The Nebraska-born pianist went to Stanford University, where he... [+] Read More

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Burmer is a gifted melodist and a meticulous electronic craftsman. His style grew out of a love for East Indian and European folk music, as well as an interest in the progressive rock of the '70s à la Moody Blues and Pink Floyd. Adept in sophisticated studio techniques, Burmer honed his craft in the Southern California electronic scene of the... [+] Read More

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Yanni's grandiose keyboard style is both accessible and exciting, two elements that have led to his success in the realm of adult alternative radio. His explosive, pop-influenced instrumentals and romantic pianistic ballads have also made him a popular touring and recording artist for the Private Music label. In addition to his original... [+] Read More

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