Alexis Ffrench - DREAMLAND

Alexis Ffrench DREAMLAND A collection of beautiful piano pieces you'll want to stream infinitely Genie Music Classical Chart No. 1 for 74 days! Over 100 million views on YouTube! “If there is one person striving to make classical music soft in a diverse and multifaceted way, it is Alexis Ffrench.” – The Times ★The Classical Star of the Streaming Era★ Emerging as a new star of the contemporary instrumental genre today, Alexis Ffrench is described abroad as "not only a brilliant virtuoso pianist but also a composer, and a musician who acts as a vanguard leading classical music in the streaming era." Indeed, listening to his music, one discovers a strong influence of French Impressionist pianism, reminiscent of the piano music of Debussy or Satie, which classical enthusiasts would recognize. At the same time, one finds various forms and genres of music naturally permeating his work. Despite majoring in traditional classical music, he is a musician who enjoys popular music such as Kendrick Lamar and Chance the Rapper, and is accustomed to actively introducing his music and communicating with the public via YouTube. Through his YouTube channel, his music has surpassed 100 million total views and has over 9,000 subscribers. Meanwhile, his debut album , released after signing with Sony in 2017, reached No. 1 on the Official UK Classical Artist Album Chart and No. 30 on the Official UK Albums Chart. His 2018 performance with soprano Pretty Ndé at the Classic Brit Awards also garnered significant attention. In Korea, the track "Bluebird" from held the No. 1 spot on the Genie Music Classical Chart for 74 days, and the video uploaded to YouTube received widespread public love, recording 600,000 views. Furthermore, the single "Dreamland," pre-released ahead of this album , has already recorded nearly 400,000 views on YouTube. Through this album , he says he created music that helps people escape reality, find comfort, regain balance, and refresh their spirits—as if resting in a peaceful oasis—even within the short span of three minutes. He tells us to stop everything for a moment, listen closely, and steady our breath.