Bright piano, dreamy flutes, tender strings, sparkling chimes and airy celestial choirs transform the flight of Icarus from a classical Greek tragedy into a modern triumph of the human spirit.Favorably compared to Vangelis, Steve Roach, and Richard Burmer. This CD was originally released in 1992 on 2002’s own label, Dreamtime Records.

Songs:

1. Once in Ancient Greece
2. Year and a Day
3. Sands of Crete
4. Icarus
5. Athens Memories
6. Tower of Minos
7. Wings
8. Feathers
9. Temple of Apollo Reviews: The myth of Daedelus and his hgh flying son, Icarus, are lovingly captured on this sonic voyage. Even in “scenes” where the two do not fly, the music catches the sunlight in the high mist, lifting you away on holy pilgrimages and angelic breezes.” ~ NAPRA

“If angels made music, it would surely sound like Wings.” ~ Rochel Haigh Blehr

“When you listen to this one, you can feel the magic of what holds the universe together, and my only regret is that our grading system goes no higher than 5.” ~ Sound Mind Magazine

Songs:

1. Stardust
2. City of Peace
3. Lover’s Bridge
4. Summer of 300 Years
5. Lady of the Moon
6. The Sea At Night
7. Stella Maris
8. Kindred Spirit
9. To Touch the Sky
10. The Calling
11. The Ocean Dreams
12. Full Circle

Reviews: I repeatedly listen to “Stardust” with it’s “Enya-like” angelic chorus…but it’s the wholeness of the track that wraps me up in the 2002 sound like a warm blanket. Full of sparkling guitar and breathy flute intertwining with the gentle rhythms and those soaring vocals….I love that “Stardust”! “Kindred Spirit” was written as an homage to Hilary Stagg…he would have LOVED it…and the the last two tracks are exquisite and so representative of 2002’s style. 2002 music sometimes creates very strong images in my mind…and sometimes it simply directs me into a state of restful peace…essential new age music. ~ Jander Jay via iTunes