"Windy" is an instrumental composition and the studio album of the same name by the famous French arranger and conductor Paul Mauriat, released in 1986. This light, dynamic melody is written in the signature style of the grand orchestra with bright brass parts, soaring strings and soft electronic rhythm of the 1980s.

Transparency is a studio album by the famous French composer and conductor Paul Mauriat, released in 1985 under the Philips label. The album combines the signature style of the grand orchestra in the style of Easy Listening and pop music of the mid-1980s.

The Seven Seas is a studio album by the famous French arranger and conductor Paul Mauriat, released in 1984 by Philips label. The album combines Moriah's signature instrumental compositions and his orchestral arrangements of the world's top pop hits of the time.

"Summer Has Flown" is a studio album by the famous French arranger and conductor Paul Mauriat, released in 1983 on the Philips label. The main composition of the same name is the author's work of the maestro himself. It is performed in the genre of instrumental light music (easy listening) with the use of strings, wind instruments and synthesizers typical for the Moriah orchestra.

Piano Ballade is a famous studio album by the French composer and leader of the pop symphony orchestra Paul Mauriat, released in 1984. The album is made in the conductor's signature style — light instrumental music (easy listening) with an emphasis on expressive piano parts complemented by rich string and wind arrangements.

"Nagekidori" (French name — "L'oiseau blessé", translated as "Wounded Bird") is a famous instrumental composition and studio album of the same name by French composer and conductor Paul Mauriat, released in 1987.

"Best of France" is a famous collection of instrumental music led by the grand Orchestra conducted by the French composer and conductor Paul Mauriat.

I Pirati Dell’Isola Verde is a vibrant early-70s adventure-comedy score that blends orchestral pop, light jazz and exotic rhythms into a colorful cinematic tapestry. Elsio Mancuso balances swashbuckling energy with playful irony, alternating action cues, romantic themes and comedic set pieces. The result is a lively and highly narrative soundtrack that captures both the adventurous spirit and the tongue-in-cheek tone of Italian-Spanish pirate cinema. Now available for the first time ever thanks to Four Flies Records.

French composer Alain Goraguer who first made a name for himself as a sideman and arranger for Serge Gainsbourg wrote very few soundtracks, but amongst them, the legendary La Planète Sauvage (1973) is an absolute staple of France’s essential music.

Vittorio De Scalzi & Gianni Mazza’s Background / Musiche di Atmosfera is a mid-70s style studio concept built as a palette of isolated timbral moods rather than traditional songs. The record explores the expressive potential of single instruments, studio effects, and minimal gestures, moving between ambient sound design, improvisation, and experimental textures. Intended as functional yet evocative library music, it provides a wide spectrum of atmospheres — from intimate and introspective to abstract and dramatic — ideal for underscore and sonic backdrops.

Named after the Japanese word for chameleon, Susan Wong’s twelfth album Kamereon highlights the Hong Kong-born singer’s unerring ability to bring a fresh, new complexion to a wide range of songs taken from different musical genres. Aided by her producer, the Osaka-born saxophonist Hisatsugu Suzuki, and his band, Wong has created a stylish jazz album brimming with her trademark soulful vocals drizzled over syncopated grooves.

“Close To You,” originally released in 2002, is Susan Wong’s groundbreaking debut album. The Chinese-Australian singer quickly established herself as one of the most beloved voices on the audiophile music scene: each of her performances is delivered with a natural, captivating presence that showcases her flawless phrasing and emotional depth. Thanks to its intimate atmosphere, tasteful and unpretentious arrangements, and Susan Wong’s distinctive and soulful vocals, “Close To You” remains an absolute fan favorite. The tracklist is a masterclass in light jazz and soft pop, featuring fantastic cover versions of classics like “Close To You,” “Stay Awhile,” “Killing Me Softly With His Song,” and “Love Will Keep Us Alive.”

Released in 1981, Archi in Vacanza gathers 15 sophisticated and elegant orchestral easy-listening pieces by Dino Siani. The sound evokes late-70s/early-80s daytime television in Italy at its softest and most pleasant, blending pop, jazz, classical, and disco — all with lush strings in the foreground. A stylish soundtrack for elegant holidays, lounging, and cinematic mood-music.

French easy listening legend Paul Mauriat, best known for the worldwide smash "Love Is Blue," paid loving tribute to Brazilian music with Brasil Exclusivamente Vol. 3, originally released in 1980. The 10-track collection features Mauriat's signature lush orchestral arrangements of beloved Brazilian compositions, including Ivan Lins' "Começar de Novo," Antônio Carlos Jobim's "Estrada do Sol," and Roberto Carlos' "Na Paz do Seu Sorriso". The album also includes interpretations of Rita Lee's "Mania de Você" and João Nogueira's "Súplica," alongside originals like "Estrela Radiante". One standout track, "Infinito Desejo," gained particular recognition in Japan as the theme music for the long-running radio program "Ōsawa Yūri no Yūyū Waid".

Neil Sedaka is an American singer, songwriter and pianist. Since his music career began in 1957, he has sold millions of records worldwide and has written or co-written over 500 songs for himself and other artists, collaborating mostly with lyricists Howard "Howie" Greenfield and Phil Cody.