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Embrace the Ethereal Soundscapes of Karen Salicath Jamali’s Latest Album “Dreams of Angels”

Karen Salicath Jamali releasing Dreams of Angels

Karen Salicath Jamali releasing Dreams of Angels

A Mesmerising Journey Through the Realms of Divine Wisdom and Healing Energies

Karen Salicath Jamali, an accomplished composer and pianist from Winter Park, United States, continues to captivate audiences with her unique classical compositions. Her latest album, “Dreams of Angels,” scheduled for release on 22nd November 2024, is a compelling testament to her profound connection to the celestial, bringing forth a 16-track collection that transcends the ordinary.

“Dreams of Angels” represents a spiritual journey through raw, unrefined sound, conceived in the ethereal hours of early mornings. Each piece was recorded in a single take on her 80-year-old Steinway grand piano, capturing the essence of divine inspiration. Karen Salicath’s meticulous approach, using a Roland recorder and a Neumann microphone, ensures that every note resonates with the purity of an angelic touch.

Karen Salicath Jamali releasing Dreams of Angels
Karen Salicath Jamali releasing Dreams of Angels

Press play on the accompanying audio player above to immerse yourself in this heavenly soundscape, and continue reading to uncover more about this remarkable album. You can listen to our full playlist which contains the artist’s music style, and know more about the artist’s work by scrolling down the page.


Karen Salicath Jamali - Dreams of Angels - Cover Artwork
Karen Salicath Jamali – Dreams of Angels – Cover Artwork

As a music curator team at PopHits.Co, we can confidently state that “Dreams of Angels” offers listeners a transformative experience that is both deeply personal and universally resonant. The album’s ethereal soundscapes honour angels such as Metatron, Gabriel, Raphael, and Ariel, creating a tapestry of courage, peace, healing, and divine wisdom. “Karen Salicath Jamali’s mastery lies in her ability to connect audiences with the peaceful and compassionate presence she experienced while creating each piece,” we believe.

The opening track, “Arcangel Metatron,” dedicated to the Angel of Life, effortlessly draws the listener into its emotional landscape. Similarly, “Angel Raphael,” the powerful Angel of Healing, provides a soothing balm to the soul. This impressive collection mirrors the excellence found in the works of renowned artists like Ludovico Einaudi and Yiruma, elevating it within the classical and new age genres. Each track, whether it’s the gentle tones of “Angel Sandalphon” or the triumphant energy of “Angel Michael,” showcases Karen’s dedication to capturing every subtle nuance.

“White Angel,” inspired by Karen Salicath’s sculpture honouring lost loved ones, has already received critical acclaim, winning two awards from the Charleston International Music Competition. Each composition on “Dreams of Angels” stands as a tribute to the distinct energies of celestial beings, embodying love, compassion, and spiritual guidance through music.

Karen Salicath’s journey to composing is as extraordinary as her music. A visual artist for over three decades, her near-death experience in 2012 unlocked a latent musical talent. Following a three-year recovery, Karen began composing intuitively, amassing over 2,500 compositions and performing eight solo concerts at Carnegie Hall. Her self-taught expertise transcends genres, offering listeners a meditative and relaxing experience ideal for the festive Christmas season.

We invite you to explore more about Karen Salicath Jamali by visiting her Website and following her on Spotify, Facebook, Instagram, X, TikTok, SoundCloud, and YouTube. Like, listen and share our curated playlist to support this remarkable artist.

Karen Salicath’s “Dreams of Angels” is an energetic embrace of love and divine wisdom, a masterpiece that is sure to resonate with enthusiasts of classical and new-age music alike.


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