I Recommend...

Petrichor (2016) by Dani Lee Pearce: https://danileepearce.bandcamp.com/album/petrichor

After making several instrumental electronic albums marked by unconventional, prog-inspired rhythms and song structures, Dani Lee Pearce released this epic concept album based around abstract fantasy and sci-fi themes, with songs ranging from dreamy pastoral soundscapes to majestic prog-rocking tunes. She has since moved on to producing synthy indie pop music (which I still like a lot but doesn't quite belong in this forum section), but Petrichor still stands as one of my all-time favourite albums and, in my opinion, one of the most criminally underrated prog works of the past decade.

Frank Wyatt & Friends ~ Zeitgeist

Heard some cuts from this last night on Aural Moon and purchased today.  Here is a YT link to the music.

Re Yonder Pond recommendation, do you want me to re-post it in the correct place?

Just ordered after listening to sample tracks, many thanks for the recomendation.

The music is very much Prog but a sub-genre is difficult. The tracks are generally short, very melodic, fun and

accessible. Maybe symphonic/a bit of canterbury and 60's pop. The man behind Yonder Pond is Remy Strauli, who has a very broad musical background including Avant Jazz and Glam Punk. 

As a songwriter, Remy is unique; the tracks on Pondering Aloud are about a depressed potato, a naughty rabbit and the difficulties of a struggling artist amongst other things. As mentioned, the melodies are terrific and the musicianship, bright piano and flute, is outstanding. Refreshing and hugely enjoyable, I feel sure that Yonder Pond would be an excellent addition to your site.

Thank you

Roger Kent - progaholic6

This album is so underrated! 70's psychedelic prog at it's best. The moody guitar progressions, strange vocal delivery, and wonderful lyricism make for a beautiful, transcendent experience. I tear up almost every time I listen to it (especially while high ;).

Love it to death!!!