Virtually ignored by the mainstream music industry, Kim will probably be one of those composers who graces a relatively small number of us with her magic, then becomes posthumously knighted, or something! We keep saying that each new album is really her best, and it can't be helped; her artistry is perfect on so many levels, one wonders what goddess she pleased to be so blessed... Joined here, on her 18th recording, by the equally prolific flautist Bettine Clemen, for a joyful, reverent, gently loving and creative tribute to our Mother, our home. Flute and harp dance and blend into ethereal layers of sound, sometimes together, and sometimes joined by cello, bell, synthesizer and percussion, for an experience utterly drenched in grace. Includes Shanti, The Dark Island, Amazing Grace, Day of the Dolphin, and the ambitious Love Song for the Water Planet. Very highly recommended.

Robertson,Kim