Methodical keyboard maestro JaRonTMarshall lands atmospheric LP earth sounds.
, Marshall continued writing and recording, crafting beats, and working with local MCs. Joined by drummer Michael Longoria and singer James Robinson, he released a digital EP titledfollowed in 2022, debuting the Collective: Longoria, bassist Chris Loveland, and saxophonist/flutist Brian Donohoe, leader of Progger and also a member of theWith a crew of that caliber on hand, Marshall took them into the studio to record his debut live to tape, everyone in the same room.
That approach allows the emotion behind each tune to shine, something very important to their composer. Dig the sense of contemplation in"constellations," freedom in"flying high," or love for ancestors in"dungeons." In contrast, of the album's more ominous feelings, Marshall says:"If you listen to 'ride or die' or 'punk jazz,' I really love to create dark, sinister moments. But I like the relief, too, so I felt that was the perfect way to close out the album."
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