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Clear Vinyl Record

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Music has been at the heart of Richard Sinclair's life for over four decades. From the pioneering electronic sounds of Coffee in Zürich during the 1980s, through solo releases and collaborative projects, to the cinematic electronic landscapes of Murmurs of Earth, his songwriting has continually evolved while remaining rooted in memorable melodies and thoughtful production.

~ Murmurs of Earth ~

Formed in 2015 by Richard Sinclair and producer Geoff Pinckney, Murmurs of Earth combines sophisticated songwriting with contemporary electronic production. Influenced by artists such as Talk Talk, OMD, Tears for Fears, Japan and Peter Gabriel, the duo creates atmospheric music that rewards repeated listening while remaining accessible and deeply melodic.

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Following the release of Fragments of Stolen Light and a series of acclaimed singles, Richard has also begun performing selected Murmurs of Earth material live, bringing these songs to audiences in an intimate concert setting.

'" A sophisticated listening experience, appealing to those who appreciate song-based electronic music with thoughtful musicality and room to breathe" - THEELECTRICITYCLUB

“Incredible powerful songs with powerful arrangements full of electronic goodness. Good melodies and a good voice for a good result.”

- Belair Music

Nominated for Radio Wigwam Best Electro Act of 2020

~ Richard's Solo Releases ~

'"Combining lush, atmospheric textures with gentle melodies, this album is a masterclass in creating a deeply immersive listening experience."

"A beautifully crafted ambient journey that effortlessly blends sound and emotion. Whether you’re seeking music for relaxation, meditation, or quiet contemplation, A serene and uplifting escape from the noise of everyday life."

Whether you're discovering Richard's music for the first time or reconnecting after many years, thank you for listening. Every stream, download and concert attendance helps support independent music.

 

Contact Richard at sinclaironline@gmail.com

© 2026 by Richard Sinclair

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