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The extended sonic explorations of Enrico Rava and Jake Long, and the otherwordly sonic alchemy of Deron Johnson & Sam Gendel, with the support of producer and engineer Pete Min, Andrew Bird and Star Rover make for a compelling set that should engage both your brain and your heart. The playlist features Star Rover; Deron Johnson, Sam Gendel; Andrew Bird; Enrico Rava; and Jake Long. Detailed playlist at https://spinitron.com/RFB/pl/19281563/Mondo-Jazz [from "Pulpo Lucido" to "Ideological Rubble"]. Happy listening!

Jazz releases these day fight a game of inches.  Almost everybody releasing music in the genre is technically accomplished and the rules have been laid out so long that almost everybody knows how to meet the listener's basic expectations.   What makes an album stand out in the flood of new music unleashed every week?  Sometimes it's as simple (and hard to define) as a sense of intensity, commitment, energy.  These four 2024 releases all demonstrate that quality to one degree or another.  Erik Friedlander – DIRTY BOXING: Deron Johnson – FREE TO DANCE; Michael Eaton – THE PHENOMINAL; Basher – MAY DAY.

Last night's Mets game was a little weird. It's not every day that Max Scherzer takes a no-hitter into the fifth inning, then leaves the game after that fifth inning even though all he gave up was a little single to Ha-Seong Kim. The 11-pitch strikeout of Austin Nola to end the fifth took Scherzer's count up to 97 for the night, and in an April game where the 38-year-old issued six walks to go with his three strikeouts, the five scoreless innings equaled the limit.No problem for Buck Schowalter, because John Curtiss, Drew Smith, David Robertson, and Adam Ottavino combined to strikeout eight of the 16 batters they faced in the final four innings, allowing only three walks and a ninth-inning single to close out the 5-0 victory.Altogether, the Padres were 2-for-28 against Mets pitchers in the series opener, with 14 strikeouts. And that's where we start generating a fun Stathead list.Last night marked only the fourth time in Mets history that they have shut out an opponent, not allowed an extra-base hit, and recorded strikeouts in at least half of their foes' at-bats. Where does last night fit into Mets history? Here are the other three games on this particular list.April 18, 1970: Nolan Ryan never threw a no-hitter for the Mets, but he did record 27 outs in a row without giving up a hit in this game, led off by Phillies second baseman Denny Doyle with a single. Ryan walked Don Money, struck out John Briggs and Deron Johnson, walked Tim McCarver to load the bases, and then struck out Larry Hisle to get out of the first-inning jam. By the time Ryan got the ball back, he had a 3-0 lead… and completely shut down the Phils from there. Philadelphia batters went 1-for-29 with 15 strikeouts and six walks in the 7-0 New York romp.May 15, 1970: Tom Seaver gave up a third-inning single to Mike Compton, the Phillies' catcher, and got all the support he needed in the fourth inning when Woodie Fryman threw a wild pitch to score Donn Clendenon and Compton's throwing error on that play allowed Ron Swoboda to come around as well. Seaver went the distance, striking out 15 as host Philadelphia went 1-for-29 against him at Connie Mack Stadium.September 29, 2007: Game 161, when it seemed like maybe the Mets had figured it out and were going to salvage that season, a 13-0 demolition of the Marlins featuring two Lastings Milledge home runs and the Mets going 10-for-22 with runners in scoring position. On the mound, John Maine was nails, allowing only a pair of walks while taking a no-hitter into the eighth inning. Paul Hoover broke up the bid with a little infield single, ending Maine's outing with 14 strikeouts and two walks. Willie Collazo got Alejandro De Aza to fly out to end the top of the eighth, and then Carlos Muniz notched the staff's 15th strikeout of the day when he got Reggie Abercrombie to end the game. The Fish went 1-for-27, saving all their hits for the next day.Scherzer's early exit also is notable because it was the first time the Mets pulled a starter who'd given up one or no hits over the first five innings since Tylor Megill last April 29, in the Mets' combined no-hitter against the Phillies. Megill and Jacob deGrom each had two starts apiece like that in 2021. The last seven Mets pitchers to do this — Scherzer, Megill all three times, deGrom twice, and David Peterson on August 13, 2020 against Washington — have recorded the win, after no Mets pitcher had gotten a win in such a game in 12 years following a Maine five-and-fly in Washington back in 2008.Alongside Megill in getting pulled after five innings of no-hit ball? Sid Fernandez on May 15, 1987 against the Giants, when the lefty helped himself with an RBI triple but gave way to Doug Sisk with a 7-0 cushion in the sixth. Sisk gave up three runs, but Roger McDowell came through with the three-inning save. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit willetspen.substack.com/subscribe

Ashley talks about Brown County's vote to look into seceding from Illinois and what ramifications that would bring. She also chats with Deron Johnson of the Oakley-Lindsay Center about events coming up this fall and winter.

Hello and welcome to the ZimmCast, I'm Chuck Zimmerman. The topic of this episode is the 2022 Agri-Marketing Conference which took place last week. Besides exhibiting in the Connection Point I was also taking photos for NAMA, over 500 of them which you can find in our online album. Just click on the Flickr icon on AgWired.com or AgNewsWire.com to find them. During the conference I recorded remarks from our industry award winners as well as interviewing the new president of NAMA, Deron Johnson, Curious Plot. The Golden ZimmComm Microphone was active in our Connection Point booth and I conducted interviews with a number of attendees and other exhibitors. You can find them all on the virtual newsroom on AgNewsWire.com.  I'm going to share a number of these remarks and interviews with you in this week's program.  That's the ZimmCast for this week. I hope you enjoyed it and thank you for listening.

Arts Quincy, Deron Johnson w/Oakley-Lindsay Center, Advocacy Network

Laura Sievert w/Arts Quincy, Deron Johnson w/Oakley Lindsay Center

In this special "Miles Monday" episode of JAZZIZ Conversations, we discuss the recording, remastering and release of Merci Miles! (Live at Vienne), a previously unpublished live concert album made available by Rhino Records on June 25. The album captures an electrifying set by The Miles Davis Group at the Vienne Jazz Festival in the summer of 1991, marking one of Miles' final live performances before his death on September 28. We're joined in the conversation by Vince Wilburn Jr. (drummer, record producer and nephew of Miles Davis), saxophonist Kenny Garrett, keyboardist Deron Johnson, Merci Miles! co-producer Florence Joelle Halfon and jazz critic Ashley Kahn. Purchase your copy of Merci Miles! at the Miles Davis shop: https://www.milesdavis.com/albums/merci-miles-live-at-vienne/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jazziz/support

Today's game is brought to you by - www.FranchisingConnection.com , book a free consultation today to see if they can help you find the perfect business.    On April 23, 1964, At Colt Stadium Ken Johnson of the Houston Colt .45s becomes the first major leaguer to hurl a nine-inning no-hitter and lose the game. The knuckleballing right-hander goes down to defeat, 1-0. Johnson throws widely on Pete Rose’s bunt attempt, and Rose was allowed to take second base and after a ground out, Second baseman Nellie Fox, usually a reliable defensive player, commits a critical run-scoring error on Vada Pinson’s groundball. Joe Nuxhall, did his part for the Reds, he came out for the bottom of the ninth, and got the first two outs quickly. Pete Runnels grounded the first for what should have been the third out, but Deron Johnson misplayed the ball. Houston was unable to take advantage of that second life, however, as Nuxhall struck out John Weekly to end the game. 1964 | April 23 | Cincinnati Reds | Colt Stadium | Houston Colt 45's | Joe Nuxhall | Ken Johnson | Nellie Fox | Pete Rose | Vada Pinson

When we think of the word brand, usually we think of a brand we have an affinity for. Possibly a vehicle manufacturer, sports team, phone or soda. You know the things that you'll pay extra for because you know what you are getting. The consistent quality, experience, fan experience or product you invest in. In the marketing world we work with brands on the back side of that equation. We think about what impression we want customers to feel when they experience our brand, what we want to them remember about our brand, why we want them to buy into our brand. Have you ever though about your own brand? What emotions you put out into the world, how people feel after knowing or working with you. In the second episode of Connect, Change & Challenge podcast, my guest is Deron Johnson, FLM Harvest Executive Vice President, Chief Brand Officer. Deron is not only an expert marketer and brand builder, but I also had the privilege of him being my first boss out of college. Fun fact, Deron and I met at National AgriMarketing Association, NAMA. After I interviewed with Deron, I got up and competed with my team in the collegiate competition. No pressure, but good news our team won, and I got the gig! Find out about our personal connection at 1:08. Deron was the first person to challenge me at my initial annual review to think about my personal brand. I was a year into my career and still wasn't sure what I wanted to be when I grew up. Deron's challenge was to think about my personal brand, who I was and how I wanted to grow. In this episode we talk about this starting at 4:00. Things change. We then go on to talk about the bold line that formerly separated our personal and professional lives is thin if even evident these days. Think about how your personal brand is viewed in your personal life and your professional life. Are they consistent? Do you have work to do on one side of the equation? How has the era of social media changed the separation of personal and private? We discuss this at 16:10. Finally, we move into the final segment of the podcast discussion, the challenge. Each week on the segment I'll leave you with a challenge to consider for your personal and professional development growth. The challenge for the Personal Brand podcast is to conduct a review of your personal brand, find both personal and professional contacts you can trust to do an evaluation. Part two, after you identify an evaluation of your brand, identify if there are areas for improvement and then create regular check ins with an accountability team. This group can be the same individuals that gave you the feedback at the beginning of the process or others that can give you helpful feedback but do so in a productive way. We discuss this at 25:42 in more detail. For more episodes or discussion visit https://stacymayomartinez.com/insights/personalbrand

Jimmy Earl (nacido en 1957) es un bajista de jazz estadounidense que es miembro de la banda Jimmy Kimmel Live! . En 1973, con sus compañeros de la escuela secundaria Dan Hovey y Rex Wilson, formó su primera banda, Cosmic Rainbow. En 1983, se unió a Baku de Tiger Okoshi, que se presentó en el Festival de Jazz de Newport en 1984. En 1985, se unió a una banda liderada por el baterista de jazz Bob Moses, con quien apareció en Boston y Cambridge. Earl comenzó su carrera de grabación en Boston en 1986 cuando apoyó a David Gilden en Ancestral Voices. En 1986, Jimmy Earl se mudó a la ciudad de Nueva York y por recomendación de su amigo Steve Hunt se unió a Jazz Explosion. En este grupo trabajó con Gato Barbieri, Angela Bofill, Tom Browne, Stanley Clarke, George Duke, Freddie Hubbard, Phyllis Hyman, Ramsey Lewis, Lonnie Liston Smith y Stanley Turrentine. Conoció al bajista Stanley Clarke, quien se convirtió en su mentor y amigo, y se unió a la gira de Clarke por Brasil con Larry Graham. Poco después, se reunió con Joe Sample en el Blue Note Jazz Club en la ciudad de Nueva York, y Sample lo invito a unirse a The Crusaders. Durante 1986 y 1987, realizó una gira con ellos en los Estados Unidos, Europa y Japón. En 1988, Jimmy Earl se mudó a Los Ángeles y grabó en el álbum de Clarke If This Bass Could Only Talk. Fue seguido en 1993 por East River Drive, en el que se acredita a Earl como coautor de “I’m Home Africa”. En 1990 apareció en dos álbumes por el Proyecto Mark Varney. El primero, Truth in Shredding, que contó con el guitarrista de jazz Allan Holdsworth y Frank Gambale. En el segundo, Centrifugal Funk, trabajó como arreglista y productor. En 1993, Jimmy Earl reemplazó a John Patitucci en la Banda Elektric de Chick Corea, que salió de gira. Al regresar, trabajó con su compañero de banda de Elektric Eric Marienthal en el álbum One Touch y ayudó a escribir la canción “Backtalk”. Durante el mismo año, apareció en el álbum Elektric Band II: Paint the World y coescribió con Corea “Ished”, “Spanish Sketch”, y “Reprise”. El álbum fue nominado para el Premio Grammy de 1994 al Mejor Álbum de Jazz Contemporáneo. Dos años después se unió a la banda ‘Steve Vai está en el álbum tributo de The Songs of West Side Story, que fue certificado como oro. En 2002, participó en la gira de reunión de la Elektric Band en los EE. UU., que incluyó dos actuaciones en el Blue Note. En otra reunión, Earl actuó en el álbum The Chick Corea Songbook (2009) de Manhattan Transfer. Mientras viajaba con Corea en 1993, Earl actuó en Roma, Italia, con Pino Daniele, quien le invitó a grabar en su álbum Che Dio ti benedica. Este fue el primero de los cinco álbumes que grabó con Daniele de 1993 a 1999. En 1995, mientras estaba de gira con Daniele para promocionar Non calpestare i fiori nel deserto, tocó en Milán, Italia, con Pat Metheny. En ese año, grabó Jimmy Earl, que contó con David Batteau, Mitchel Forman, Franke Gambale, Deron Johnson, Gary Novak, Rique Pantoja, Randy Roos, Steve Tavaglione y Dave Weckl. Este álbum presenta la interpretación en bajo de Earl de “Pavane for a Dead Princess” de Maurice Ravel (1899). Fue seguido en 1997 por su segundo álbum, Stratosphere, que presenta a John Beasley, Daniele, Johnson, Forman y Simon Phillips. Es una exploración en la combinación de actuaciones de músicos en vivo con música electrónica. El 20 de marzo de 2012, Severn Records reeditó versiones actualizadas de estos álbumes, que fueron revisadas en la revista Bass Player. Posteriormente, el 21 de enero de 2014, Severn lanzó otro álbum de Earl, Renewing Disguises. La portada de este álbum se basa en una caricatura de Earl dibujada por Dicky Barrett. En 1996, Tom Brechtlein recomendó a Earl como reemplazo de Roscoe Beck en la banda de Robben Ford, The Blue Line, que estaba a punto de emprender una gira en autobús por Europa. Al regresar, Ford comenzó una nueva banda, que comenzó con una serie de actuaciones en la costa oeste. Estas incluyeron apariciones en Catalina Bar and Grill en Hollywood, y en Yoshi’s en Oakland, California, donde Vinnie Colaiuta apareció en la batería. El álbum Supernatural de Ford fue grabado y lanzado en 1999. En 2001, la banda de Ford grabó New Morning: The Paris Concert. Este DVD capturó una actuación en vivo en el club New Morning en París. Fue seguido, en 2002, por el primer álbum de Ford con Concord Jazz , Blue Moon, en el que se le atribuye a Earl la producción de “Good to Love”. Más tarde, Earl grabó en dos álbumes más de Ford: Keep on Running (2003), y Truth (2007), que fue nominado para el Premio Grammy 2008 al Mejor Álbum de Blues Contemporáneo. Por otra parte, en agosto de 2007, Verdad se convirtió en el álbum de blues número uno en la lista de Billboard. A finales de 2002, invitaron a Jimmy Earl a unirse a una nueva banda, Cleto y los Cletones, que acababa de ser elegida para ser la banda de house en el programa de televisión de la ABC Jimmy Jimmy Live en la noche. Después del espectáculo y los fines de semana, Earl se presenta una o dos veces al mes en el club Baked Potato en Studio City. Ha aparecido con Dean Brown, Deron Johnson, Scott Kinsey, Simon Phillips, Jeff Richman, Steve Tavaglione, Steve Weingart, Zigaboo Modeliste, y con la cantante de salsa Cecilia Noel y los Wild Clams. La asociación de Earl con los Wild Clams se remonta a 1995 cuando actuó con ellos en el Teatro Nacional de Cuba, en La Habana. Este concierto terminó un período de dieciséis años durante el cual se prohibió a los grupos musicales estadounidenses actuar en Cuba.

Keyboardist Deron Johnson is a Los Angeles native, and he quickly picked up work touring with Paula Abdul before being snapped up by Miles Davis to join his final touring band. We know Deron best as a founding member of the all star band, Light Blue Movers. Together with Adrian Harpham, Gabe Gonzalez, & Jonathan Levy, Johnson has recorded two albums with the group. Teleological Deevolution available at https://fanlink.to/LBM https://www.moderniconrecordings.com/ Produced by Gabe Sanderson. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

I had a great conversation with Caleb Allen talking baseball and how the sport translates into great life lessons. Caleb Allen is the Varsity Baseball Hitting Coach at Westview High School in the Poway Unified School District.  Caleb has served in various coaching roles at Poway High School, El Camino High School and San Diego Christian College.  He also ran the San Diego Crush travel baseball program helping build a solid organization with a tremendous coaching staff. Caleb Allen is a protégé of local hitting guru Deron Johnson who has coached a long list of MLB players, minor leaguers and collegiate hitters.  Johnson's approach is as much about mechanics as it is about the mental side of the game.  Deron Johnson taught Caleb that the mechanical side can be built through the mental side.  It's about coaching hitters on achieving certain feelings which ultimately gets the hitters executing the right mechanics. We explore how lessons taught in baseball are valuable in all parts of life.  With hitting it is about having a plan, attacking and never giving in to the pitcher.  Caleb highlighted the quote “never give up bat speed for making contact” which is another way of saying not to be tentative but instead give it everything you've got. Caleb Allen shared the story of Dylan Mulholland who tried out for his high school team multiple times and always got cut.  But the kid loved baseball and he ended up making the team as a senior year.  About 8 years later Caleb learned that Dylan was playing baseball professionally in Canada, working at a batting cage facility, planned a baseball game for his bachelor party and continues to live the baseball dream. We share more stories involving major leaguers Cole Hamels, Kevin Newman, Austin Wynns, Chris Bando and Sal Bando.  We get into the crazy stories of out-of-control parents in club baseball and Caleb's challenges managing both players and parents.  We get into Mike Matheny's Manifesto about the role parents should play in supporting their child in competitive sports.  Caleb shares his own recruiting story and offers numerous tips for players and parents as they go through their own recruiting process. Westview opens up their 2019 season on Saturday February 16th against Grossmont High School. Caleb Allen Hitting Lessons: www.caleballenbaseball.com John Riley Project Info: Bookings? Inquiries? Contact me at https://n0p.486.myftpupload.com/Donations: https://www.patreon.com/johnrileyprojectSponsorship Inquiries: https://n0p.486.myftpupload.com/sponsorship/YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJJSzeIW2A-AeT7gwonglMAFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/johnrileyproject/Twitter: https://twitter.com/JohnRileyPowayInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/johnrileypoway/iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/john-riley-project-podcast/id1435944995?mt=2Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3llrMItpbx9JRa08UTrswAStitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/john-riley-projectGoogle Podcasts: https://podcasts.google.com/?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9qb2hucmlsZXlwcm9qZWN0LmNvbS9mZWVkLwTune In: https://tunein.com/podcasts/Arts--Culture-Podcasts/John-Riley-Project-Podcast-p1154415/Listen Notes: https://www.listennotes.com/podcasts/john-riley-project-john-riley-2l4rEIo1RJM/Music: https://www.purple-planet.com

I had a great conversation with Caleb Allen talking baseball and how the sport translates into great life lessons. Caleb Allen is the Varsity Baseball Hitting Coach at Westview High School in the Poway Unified School District.  Caleb has served in various coaching roles at Poway High School, El Camino High School and San Diego Christian College.  He also ran the San Diego Crush travel baseball program helping build a solid organization with a tremendous coaching staff. Caleb Allen is a protégé of local hitting guru Deron Johnson who has coached a long list of MLB players, minor leaguers and collegiate hitters.  Johnson’s approach is as much about mechanics as it is about the mental side of the game.  Deron Johnson taught Caleb that the mechanical side can be built through the mental side.  It’s about coaching hitters on achieving certain feelings which ultimately gets the hitters executing the right mechanics. We explore how lessons taught in baseball are valuable in all parts of life.  With hitting it is about having a plan, attacking and never giving in to the pitcher.  Caleb highlighted the quote “never give up bat speed for making contact” which is another way of saying not to be tentative but instead give it everything you’ve got. Caleb Allen shared the story of Dylan Mulholland who tried out for his high school team multiple times and always got cut.  But the kid loved baseball and he ended up making the team as a senior year.  About 8 years later Caleb learned that Dylan was playing baseball professionally in Canada, working at a batting cage facility, planned a baseball game for his bachelor party and continues to live the baseball dream. We share more stories involving major leaguers Cole Hamels, Kevin Newman, Austin Wynns, Chris Bando and Sal Bando.  We get into the crazy stories of out-of-control parents in club baseball and Caleb’s challenges managing both players and parents.  We get into Mike Matheny’s Manifesto about the role parents should play in supporting their child in competitive sports.  Caleb shares his own recruiting story and offers numerous tips for players and parents as they go through their own recruiting process. Westview opens up their 2019 season on Saturday February 16th against Grossmont High School. Caleb Allen Hitting Lessons: www.caleballenbaseball.com John Riley Project Info: Bookings? Inquiries? Contact me at https://johnrileyproject.com/Donations: https://www.patreon.com/johnrileyprojectSponsorship Inquiries: https://johnrileyproject.com/sponsorship/YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJJSzeIW2A-AeT7gwonglMAFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/johnrileyproject/Twitter: https://twitter.com/JohnRileyPowayInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/johnrileypoway/iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/john-riley-project-podcast/id1435944995?mt=2Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3llrMItpbx9JRa08UTrswAStitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/john-riley-projectGoogle Podcasts: https://podcasts.google.com/?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9qb2hucmlsZXlwcm9qZWN0LmNvbS9mZWVkLwTune In: https://tunein.com/podcasts/Arts--Culture-Podcasts/John-Riley-Project-Podcast-p1154415/Listen Notes: https://www.listennotes.com/podcasts/john-riley-project-john-riley-2l4rEIo1RJM/Music: https://www.purple-planet.com

Host: ANDRAS JONES Musical Guest: GABRIEL GORDON Featuring: DERON JOHNSON R8B Theme Song performed by: GABRIEL GORDON Engineered by Travis Clark at Starburns Industries in Burbank, CA Mixed by Tony Householder & Andras Jones Digital Media Carlo Velasquez Produced and Edited by Andras Jones LINKS: RADIO8BLOG - http://www.radio8ball.com/2018/07/18/deron-johnson-gabriel-gordon/ ‎ DERON JOHNSON - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deron_Johnson_(musician) GABRIEL GORDON - https://www.gabrielgordonmusic.com/ RADIO8BALL Website - http://www.radio8ball.com/ RADIO8BALL APP - http://www.radio8ball.com/the-r8b-app/ RADIO8BALL PATREON - https://www.patreon.com/radio8ball RADIO8BALL FACEBOOK - https://www.facebook.com/radio8ball/ RADIO8BALL TWITTER - @radio8ball RADIO8BALL INSTAGRAM - @radio8ball_ Support the show. Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/radio8ball See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Host Matt Sammon takes a deep look at the game-changing '71 Topps set, the game-changing power of Deron Johsnon, and some baseball games he recently attended. Follow us on Twitter @WaxAndGumStains

Twins scouting director Deron Johnson discusses who the Twins are looking to draft in the first round of the MLB Draft, what parents of a draft pick want to hear when a team is trying to sign the player, when to draft for need and more on a show all about the Draft.

With the release of his first solo CD effort, ‘Soul Searching’, and single ‘Genesis’, an instrumental jazz/funk fusion collection that interweaves music inspired by his much admired influences, Mitchell Coleman Jr has fulfilled a lifelong dream of creating the music he hears in his heart and feels in his soul – and sharing it with the world. The disc, independently released on his own Soul Revelation label , features some of L.A.’s funkiest players: his long-time collaborator and ‘Soul Searching’ co-producer, Hollywood (pulling triple-duty on piano and vocals), Deron Johnson (formerly with Miles Davis) is also on keyboards, Kayta Matsuno and Sean Fabian are on guitar, Tim Anderson and Sal Avila are on saxophones, while industry veterans and sisters, Pam and Joyce Vincent (formerly of Tony Orlando and Dawn) and Jim Gilstrap (the ‘Good Times’ TV show theme song singer) perform background vocals along with newcomers Sean Thomas and Nodesha.

My latest EP, "Everything to Me" marks a courageous and exhilarating step toward a more exposed and authentic sound. All five songs represent different facets of my faith in life, in humanity and in love. Putting these songs out into the world required the perfect collaboration, and I'm infinitely grateful that Jay Nash, a long time friend and musical peer, teamed up with me to produce this EP with such care and sensitivity. Jay has aimed to pare down the extraneous harmonies, effects and solos so that my voice, lyrics and fiddle playing can be wholly revealed, inviting you into a more intimate experience of me and my songs. Eliza Moors first CD  with producer Scott Mann,Called "Simplicity," it's a compilation of songs I wrote in London. There was a lot of fun and magic in the making of it. A few years later I recorded my second, "Beauty in Mystery" in Los Angeles, with the brilliant producer and internationally acclaimed jazz musician Deron Johnson. Back in Montréal  I performed and recorded with the experimental electro-punk band Swedish Radar and played fiddle and sang with the bluegrass/roots group Althea Jean.  Both of these bands are still active, but babies, book tours (bandmate Curt Stager), boat building (bandmate Everett Smith) and other such events have created a few detours along the way. In 2010 I had my baby boy Xavier, and life became more about being with family and treasuring bath time and sand box play.  Jeremy and I have continued to write and record material together in a group we call, "JE", but this EP marks my next step back out into the world as, well, myself.