Melodic electronica for cruising through space on the Trans-Celestial Express -- not too slow and not too fast!  Inspired by the timeless electronic music of Kraftwerk, Klaus Schulze, and the Berlin school.

Trans-Celestial Express

Classic rock ballad featuring the mighty Mellotron -- a hauntingly beautiful instrument that graced the timeless works of The Beatles, The Moody Blues, Pink Floyd, King Crimson, Yes, Genesis, and even Lynryd Skynyrd and Black Sabbath.

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Our Own Past

All alone
Here we are
We’ve come so far to get here
But we know not where we are

The only way
To make it last
Forge ahead together
To get us back
To our own past

In our lives
Through the years
We shared the joy and laughter
We cried each others’ tears

But every life
Proceeds too fast
If only for a moment
Get us back 
To our own past

Falling leaves from the tree line
Drifting with the wind
Blown away – will they come back some day?
Beginning or the end?

Tomorrow brings
The morning sun
To light the path before us
Together we are one

But the ties that bind
Like broken glass
If only for a moment
Get us back 
To our own past
 
If only for a moment
Bring us back 
To our own past


Our Own Past

Acoustic reflections on Earth's fragility -- vital ecosystems that are irreversibly transformed and ultimately lost in the interests of "progress" through rampant development, pollution, abusing precious resources, and climate change.
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Never Go Back to the Mountain

Do we understand?
That we’re forever changing the land
To meet our selfish ends
But Mother Earth will demand her revenge

I’ll never go back to the mountain
I’ll never go back to the sea
I’ll never go back to the ocean
And let the water flow over me

Stolen from the mountain 
Stripped the trees, the leaves
The river they dredged
There won’t be another
But Mother Earth will seek to avenge

I’ll never go back to the mountain
I’ll never go back to the sea
I’ll never go back to the ocean
And let the water flow over me

It’s snowing rain again
Green field’s a browner shade of beige
Earth cries out in pain
As January turns into May

I’ll never go back to the mountain
I’ll never go back to the sea
I’ll never go back to the ocean
And let the water flow over me

Used to be my mountain
Flickering flames die in the wind
They took away the mountain
But nature will win in the end

Never Go Back to the Mountain

Baroque-style solo piece in C for theorbo - inspired by renaissance music

Sonata No. 1 In C For Theorbo

World/Film music fusing traditional tribal beats and didgeridoo.  Modern electronica, yet organic.

Gaia Return

Middle Eastern groove with synth and traditional instruments transporting the listener on a lonely night journey to Morocco.

Morocco By Morning

Relaxing, chillout ambient electronica inspired by Brian Eno

Parallax

Electronic jazz fusion!  Lively instrumental jam with a nod to Herb Alpert, Miles Davis, Freddie Hubbard, Herbie Hancock, Keith Emerson, and Robert Moog!   

Arise and Begin

Melancholy, reflective ambient electronica inspired by Vangelis' Blade Runner soundtrack and the instrumental "Love is Blue" from the 1960s

Running Blue

Upbeat synthesizer-based groove track with vocals courtesy of Clara's Vocal Library from Stefano Maccarelli.  

Groove Diva!

In this follow-up to the critically-acclaimed "Passage to Agadir," Jack Jeffery's "The Constant That Remains" blends progressive rock, alternative, psychedelic, and even classical influences into musical soundscapes transporting the listener on a compelling musical journey. Throughout the album, you'll find influences of Pink Floyd, Alan Parsons, Brian Eno, Emerson, Lake, & Palmer, John Lennon, Jefferson Airplane, and Peter Gabriel. 

Valencian Cosmos

Dramatic film music signifying destiny's arrival!

Destiny's Arrival

Jack Jeffery performs progressive and ambient music influenced by Pink Floyd, Alan Parsons, and Brian Eno.  Other influences are John Lennon, The Beatles, The Moody Blues, Vangelis, Neil Young, Oasis, Emerson, Lake, & Palmer, and Kraftwerk.    

Jack’s third album, Enlightened Horizon (2014) follows his critically-acclaimed second album The Constant That Remains (2012), and once again transports the listener through a compelling musical journey through ambient, psychedelic, electronic, acoustic, and folk rock soundscapes.  Jack’s debut release, Passage to Agadir (2010), was likewise favorably received as a noteworthy and ambitious progressive rock release in the style of early Pink Floyd and Alan Parsons along with ambient Brian Eno-esque soundscapes.  Jack’s music has been featured on radio and podcasts, and is available from CD Baby, iTunes, Amazon.com, and other online music outlets.

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