Riley Lee shakuhachi music is for your quiet moments, for mindfulness.
It is for calm, slow, relaxing breaths and for rest.
It is for rejuvenating sleep.

quotes from the Press:

Sydney Morning Herald — [Lee’s} sound is so astonishingly pure: it aches with the sadness of loss and the sadness of wisdom, pulses with the joy of being alive and whispers of an elegance almost too exotic to be true.

International Herald Tribune — “Affecting, moving, admirable, the performing techniques involved, especially the breath control, defy belief”.

New York Times — “…atmospheric, even spell-binding music”, “Echoes of eternal time…haunting”

Sydney Morning Herald — “He is, by any standards, a remarkable musician with an amazing command of fractional inflections of tones, achieved with a wide range of finger and breath attacks on every note”. “… Beautifully evocative sounds”

The Australian — “Lee could serve as any performer’s model in his ability to capture the attention of his audience immediately and straightforwardly”.

Sydney Morning Herald — “…a superb musician and an innovative and prolific composer.” “The shakuhachi is a transcendentally beautiful instrument and Lee’s playing has an emotional and meditative power which overwhelms his obvious technical expertise”.