Music by Adam Levin
(c)(p) Adam Levin (Different Drum Music / ASCAP)

Solo piano rendition:
soundcloud.com/adamlevin/things-left-unsaid

Albums:

TLU2
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I  S  L  A  N  D  S  .  .  .
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"...one of his most sinuous, sensuous melodies gets a rich, intimate jazz (a la Levin) treatment. And check out the great bass work!"
- Peter Stoller

"...amazing arrangement and performance...the short, quirky harmonic shift still sounds great..."
- Ian Smit, Monkeyworks

"...lovely...delicate and touching! This instrumental brightened up my day...a wonderfully appropriate name for this tune....The bass is much to my liking in this tune, it adds such a lovely flavor...nicely done..."
- On-Reflection

Following an unsettling, extended period of music left unwritten, unfinished or undeveloped, this piece was its culmination, nearly three years sporadically in the making. An earlier, melodic flute part was taken over by portions of the acoustic piano, upright string bass and electric guitar parts in this arrangement. Although conceived as an ensemble work, there is also a solo piano rendition. (Among its projects, the piece is the namesake for writer-actor Kathryn Sanders’ play, in which it was featured alongside other instrumental works of mine.)

Things Left Unsaid

I write and sing from the edge—between here and evermore.
Raised by a poet mother and a storyteller father, I’ve worn many coats: short-order cook, ditch digger, celebrity driver, wedding band frontman, tile man, interior designer, and lifelong student of the sacred and strange.

I’ve learned from mystic vagabonds, warrior women, and captains of industry—each one a chapter in this kaleidoscope life.

Devoted husband to Katie. Dad to Sequoia, Elizabeth, and Emily—my greatest collaborators in love and spirit.

Adam Levin, keyboards
Wendy Boulding, John Eyre, Adam Levin & Peter Stoller, vocals

Songs by Adam Levin
w/Wendy Boulding ('So Alive') and Elena Rye Pellicciaro ('Do You Feel It?')