Love this… Ron Schepper, editor of Textura, just posted a great review of “until the light was gone.” 

Vin and I love this music and we're grateful for the kind words!

I was thrilled to be asked to be a guest on the podcast hosted by composer/guitarist Shambhu. It's a half-hour trip through my history and includes some of my thoughts on ambient music, mastering, and production.

Big thanks to Shambhu…

Jonathan Widran at the JW Vibe wrote a beautiful piece about the new album from Vin Downes and me. I'm so grateful that he took the time to listen deeply and I think he really got what we were after…

It was such a pleasure to produce this album for Sundad (the father-son team of John Eurell Sr. and Jr.) and I'm thrilled with the early reviews. Please check it out wherever you listen to music!

CDs are available at…

A great first review of Randal's new album from Mainly Piano and Kathy Parsons.

“Dreaming Under the Banyan Tree is sure to take you to a place of calm and beauty and is a welcome reminder of just how…

Deep melodies in ambient space from Vin Downes (electric guitar) and yours truly.

Last summer my guitar genius friend Vin wrote this to me:
"So here’s what I’m thinking for August. I want to come up with just my electric…

A foolish consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds, adored by little statesmen and philosophers and divines. – Emerson

What is change, exactly? I mean, given that time is moving right along, isn’t it impossible for anything to be the…

I’ve experienced a few time ripples in the past couple of weeks, waves of deep history coming around into the current moment in unexpected ways, and as a result, have been thinking quite a bit about the various ways I…

I started playing piano in high school around 1985 or so. I’m not sure what led me to it, but from the very beginning, I felt like sitting at a piano was an opportunity to collaborate, an opportunity to converse…

I love Hipstamatic. It’s a brilliant little app on my phone that acts like an old Polaroid camera. I take a shot, and Hipstamatic applies a bit of processing to it and puts a nice little frame around the image…