This is Andrew's 1st Neo-Classical release. Here's a few words the press had to say:
“Andrew Sloman has the weathered voice of a true troubadour that carries listeners through stories of love, loss, hope and exuberance, but you won’t hear it on the singer-songwriter’s latest EP titled Yoakè.
For Yoakè, which means ‘breaking dawn’ in Japanese (夜明け), Sloman put down the acoustic guitar and microphone and put his fingers to the keys, composing four bittersweet piano compositions in memory of his late mother.
Each grave composition serves as a reminder that even though we are isolated, sheltered from routine and muted from the outside world, the Earth keeps turning, and raw emotions don’t fade away. The songs are a cascade of arpeggios with deceptive cadences ending in bright notes, because each song, while morose in form, emerges as a message of hope and peace for those shouldering through hard times.” 
Nick Narigon (Managing Editor - Tokyo Weekender Magazine)

4. Once Upon A Time

Andrew Sloman