Red Sky at Night By Helen Keeling-Marston

 

Red Sky at Night

By

Helen Keeling-Marston

Written by

Steve Sheppard

 

Solo Piano in its many guises is one of the most expressive mediums there can be and perhaps a textured and artistic moment of tonal joy too, here on this brand new single by Helen Keeling Marston, we have such a delight to bathe in and enjoy, and this guilty pleasure is entitled Red Sky at Night.

I have had this song on replay for some time now, just drifting through its reflective gaze, filtering through the shards of sun kissed dust particles upon a summer window pane, and the performance is so very heart felt and truly moving, time literally stands still whilst listening to this piece.

Helen is a pianist of great quality and her calm reposes into the realm of instrumental music are a delight to always have around the senses. The pianist, like my wife Chrissie, is from Hampshire in the UK, and is one of the best at manifesting compelling emotive compositional structures, which of course makes her a true artist in every sense of the word.

Here on her new single, she flows with the midnight tide, and builds upon a sweet narrative that you simply never want to end, as such this is a timeless reverie and an utterly beautiful creation, which must mean a big hit could well be on the cards for Helen Keeling-Marston and Red Sky at Night.