What makes Steal the Sky by Yanni notable?

'Steal the Sky' is notable for its contribution to the genre of instrumental film scores, helping to popularize new age music in visual media. The album also exemplified Yanni's growing influence as a composer, showcasing his work on international stages and leading to a broader audience appreciation for instrumental music. By the time Yanni released 'Steal the Sky' in 1999, he was already an established figure in the new age music scene, following his commercial success with albums like 'Live at the Acropolis' in 1994. This album served as a soundtrack to a documentary, showcasing Yanni's ability to blend orchestral arrangements with contemporary instrumentals, further solidifying his signature sound.

Who is Steal the Sky for?

Steal the Sky works well if you're into wave-like dynamics with peaks, grand sense of adventure and immersive storytelling through sound.

How many songs are on Steal the Sky?

Steal the Sky has 9 tracks, running approximately 44 minutes.

Steal the Sky

Yanni · 1999

44 min · 9 tracks · new age music

A cinematic tapestry of lush melodies and rhythmic intricacy that evokes a grand sense of adventure.

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Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

wave-like dynamics with peaks
grand sense of adventure
immersive storytelling through sound
reflective moments of calm
engaging cinematic soundscapes

Maybe skip if you want

prefer instant gratification tracks
seek straightforward song structures

Where this album fits

Career context: By the time Yanni released 'Steal the Sky' in 1999, he was already an established figure in the new age music scene, following his commercial success with albums like 'Live at the Acropolis' in 1994. This album served as a soundtrack to a documentary, showcasing Yanni's ability to blend orchestral arrangements with contemporary instrumentals, further solidifying his signature sound.
Stylistic neighbors: Enya· Vangelis· David Arkenstone