Plini Roessler‑Holgate (born 1992), known professionally as Plini, is an Australian guitarist and songwriter. He began releasing music under the name Halcyon before switching to his first name. Guitarist Steve Vai has praised him as “the future of exceptional guitar playing,” and MusicRadar named him the best progressive guitarist of 2017. Plini released a trilogy of EPs — Other Things and Sweet Nothings (both 2013), followed by The End of Everything (2015). His debut full‑length album, Handmade Cities (2016), received widespread acclaim, with Vai describing it as one of the most forward‑thinking instrumental guitar records he had heard. The EP Sunhead appeared in 2018, followed by the albums Impulse Voices (2020) and An Unnameable Desire (2026). One of Plini’s major influences is Joe Satriani. Plini has noted Satriani’s ability to craft simple, memorable melodies and deliver them with precision, without relying solely on technical showmanship. He has described Satriani as a significant inspiration and has expressed hope of collaborating with him in the future.
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Flâneur
Every piece matters
Papelillo
Salt + Charcoa
I’ll Tell You Someday
Bkue Angel
Kind
Ko Ki
Cascade
Boden 6
Neural DSP
Impulse Voices (Full Album)
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