Where to Stream and Buy Piano Reveries

So you want to stream Piano Reveries — or buy it, or just hear thirty seconds of it before you commit to anything. Fair. This is the plain-English guide to every place you can hear Michael Clinesmith’s 22-track solo piano album right now, what each option costs, and which one actually fits what you’re after. No hunting through link trees.

Buy the album direct from the site

The most complete way to get Piano Reveries is straight from the music page. The full 22-track album is $9.99, and buying direct means the money goes to the composer instead of being split across a distribution chain.

Before you spend anything, though, listen. Every single track on that page has a free 30-second preview — tap the play button on any row and it plays right there in the browser. No account, no signup, no email wall. All 22 previews are free, which is deliberate: this is an album that rewards being heard rather than described.

And it genuinely does move around. After the Storm opens the record on classical footing, then the album detours through jazz, funk/soul, flamenco, chillwave, and pop before it’s done. The three-movement Sonatina in G is the most formally built thing on it. The Joy in Life is flamenco. For Grandma is funk/soul with a title that tells you exactly who it’s for. If you preview three tracks and think you’ve got the measure of the record, preview three more — you probably haven’t.

Individual tracks at $3 each

Not everyone wants twenty-two pieces. Some people came here because one specific track got stuck in their head, and that’s a completely legitimate way to buy music.

Every track on the music page can be purchased on its own for $3. Tap the cart icon on any row instead of the play button and it goes into your basket. Mix and match as many as you like.

This is the right option if you’re building a specific mood rather than collecting a discography. If you want something for winding down at the end of the day, Jade’s Lullaby and Lovely Night do that work. If you need momentum — cleaning the kitchen, writing on a deadline — Race and Step and Dance push forward. Working Through It is the patient one, for the days that need patience. And Happy Anniversary is the album’s outlier: the only piano-and-voice track on the record.

The math is straightforward. Past three or four singles, the full album at $9.99 is the better deal — and you get the sequencing, which was composed as an arc rather than a playlist.

Where to stream Piano Reveries right now

Here’s the honest status, because a straight answer beats a hopeful one: Piano Reveries is not on Spotify or Apple Music yet. Distribution is in progress and both are on the way, but as of today there’s no link to give you, and it wouldn’t be fair to pretend otherwise.

What that means practically is that the streaming experience lives on the music page for now. Twenty-two free previews, playable instantly, on your phone or your laptop. It’s not a background-listening solution, but it’s the fastest way to actually hear the record — and it costs nothing.

If you want the album in a proper streaming library, the reliable move is the newsletter signup at the bottom of the music page. It exists for exactly this: you’ll get an email the day Piano Reveries lands on Spotify and Apple Music, and nothing else in between.

There is also a real, live streaming option today that people miss. The Endtime Entrepreneurs YouTube channel is where new music from the studio goes up, free, no purchase involved. Subscribe there and the music comes to you.

And if you play, there’s a fourth way to “hear” this album that no streaming service offers — play it yourself. Sheet music for Michael’s pieces is available through Sheet Music Plus and Sheet Music Direct.

Supporting the music on Patreon

Buying the album is a transaction. Patreon is a different thing — it’s what keeps a one-person studio shipping at all.

Endtime Entrepreneurs is genuinely one person. Michael writes the music, builds the games, and runs the whole operation. There’s no label advance underwriting the next record and no publisher covering the gap between projects. Patreon is the part of the equation that makes the next album and the next game possible rather than hypothetical.

If Piano Reveries is something you keep coming back to — if Play in the Grass or Joyous has become one of your regulars — supporting on Patreon is the most direct way to say so, and the one that actually changes what gets made next.

Start listening now

Pick the one that matches what you actually want.

Just want to hear it? Go to the music page and start tapping previews. Free, instant, all 22 tracks.

Want to own it? The full album is $9.99 on the same page, or $3 for any single track.

Want it on Spotify or Apple Music? Sign up for the newsletter on the music page and you’ll hear from us the day it’s live.

Want more of this world? Piano Reveries shares its creative DNA with Rebellion, the studio’s indie RPG on Steam, whose original score is available as Soundtrack DLC. Same composer, same instincts, different medium.

Want music of your own? Michael takes scoring commissions through SoundBetter — if you’re building a game, a film, or anything that needs a real melody behind it.

Twenty-two tracks, eight genres, one piano, one person. Streaming platforms are coming. Everything else is already waiting for you.

If this resonated, you can listen to and buy Piano Reveries, learn more about the music, or get in touch about a custom score.