A live quartet recording paying homage to the great recordings that lack harmonic instruments such as Lee Konitz' Motion and Sonny Rollins' "Way Out West". Live at the Sharp Nine Gallery in Durham, North Carolina.

Old Folks

You'd Be So Nice to Come Home To

129th and Lenox is a tribute to 60 W. 129th st., Harlem, NYC.

Russell Favret-Guitar
Alan Thompson-Soprano Saxophone
Philip Norris-Bass
Atticus Reynolds-Drums/Composition
Breton Nicholas-Engineering
Pat Robinson-Photography

129th and Lenox

EMIT EP is a collection of original music that I wrote in early college at UNC-Chapel Hill. It also includes 3 produced beats by Golden Finch that sample the space in between takes and the music that blossoms. The record features Russell Favret of Zoocru/Rapsody/9th Wonder fame, Alan Thompson of Zoocru/Blackspace, and Philip Norris, a young bass player from Wake Forest, NC, who now studies at The Juilliard School in NYC. Special guests include Aiko Jimena Richter on violin on Battle and Jabu Graybeal tap-dancing on T.T.T.

Alan Thompson-Sax 
Russell Favret-Guitar 
Philip Norris-Bass 
Atticus Reynolds-Drums 
Breton Nicholas-Engineering, Mixing, Mastering, External Production 

Special Guests: 

Aiko Jimena Richter-Violin on Battle 
Jabu Graybeal-Tap Dancing on T.T.T. 
Golden Finch-Battle, T.T.T. 

Album Artwork-Maura Hartzman 

All songs composed by Atticus Reynolds 
Recorded Summer 2016

T.T.T.

129th And Lenox

Masks

Malcontent

Mindmeld

Battle

June

Golden Finch
Drummer/Composer/Producer living in LA.

See https://soundcloud.com/golden-finch for production work.

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