The Insular is the artist's third album, after Rafiot (2009) and La Faille (2012). For a year now, Justin St-Pierre has been traveling the world, looking for inspiration and multicultural sharings. His music is an invitation to travel, inspired by the feelings and the places he came across over time. Full of emotions, the instrumental pieces have to be listened to with attention, because they touch the heart and soul in such subtle ways. Let yourself go...

1. L'Ile-Justin St
2. Niveau 4-Justin St
3. Promontoire-Justin St
4. Trier-Justin St
5. Libre Penseur-Justin St
6. Insulaire 1-Justin St
7. Kanaky-Justin St
8. Vernissage a 84-Justin St
9. Sublimation-Justin St
10. Goodbye-Justin St

Listen to: the entire album.

Release date: 11/6/2018
Justin St-Pierre lives in Sainte-Marthe-sur-le-Lac QC Canada

Tagged as: Alt Rock, Instrumental Rock, Acoustic Guitar, Daydreaming, Folk

1. Hypersurface by Daniel Knowler: organic, atmospheric acoustic-guitar textures
2. Birds of the State Fair by Made of Wood: Groove laden chillout funk
3. Bach and His Teachers by Paul Boehnke: Heartfelt music for harpsichord
4. Superstorm by Blue Wave Theory: high-energy surf-inspired instrumental rock
5. Calling Down The Sky by Robert Rich: groundbreaking ambient and dark-ambient
6. Music from Atlas Dei by Robert Rich: groundbreaking ambient and dark-ambient
7. Soundpainting by Lunar5: Music with real and strong emotions
8. Lines by Paolo Pavan: Urban funky jazz piano, in a sober and straightforward style
9. Two Romantic Piano Trios by Women Composers by Streicher Trio: classical chamber music on period instruments
10. Arpeggi by Federico Moscogiuri: Original and evocative lute music
11. Nevada Winds by Jerry Palmer: ambient, rhythmic, moody and melodic guitar compositions
12. Un Tres Doulx Regard by Asteria: late-medieval vocal and instrumental music
13. Boismortier - Sonatas for Two Bassoons and Continuo by Musica Franca: buoyant Baroque bassoon
14. Daydream by Robin Stine: jazzy, bluesy numbers that immediately sound like comfortable standards
15. Cimarosa on Guitar by Daniel Estrem: colorful classical guitar
16. Autumn Monsoon by Suzanne Teng: world flute with a serene energy
17. Moments Musicaux by Elizabeth Wolff: 19th century classical piano
18. Beautiful Earth by Bella Gaia: an iridescent landscape of gossamer melodies and labyrinthine rhythms, with a sense of celestial wonder
19. Let's Hibernate by Emma Wallace: angst-free modern ragtime

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