As part of a thoughtful collaboration with other talented artists, "Nostalgia" pays posthumous homage to the German composer Carl Koelling with a modernized interpretation of his classical piano composition "Dangerous Journey" stemming from her "rock and soul" style of original music by incorporating guitar and alto saxophone with simple but stunning vocals.

Nostalgia

Sheeza's first full length studio album of ten unreleased alt rock and soul originals boast a fresh, original style of composition, vocal harmony, rhythmic variation, and subtlety of ornamentation that embodies their signature, resonant sound.
After releasing an EP and touring about the Midwest, Sheeza (Claire Tchoula, Susan Wilson, Justin Robbins) knew it was time for a new project. They made the wise decision to entrust their signature sound to the expertise of Ryan Heimbach as their sound engineer. After months of recording and direct involvement in every step of the mixing process, Sheeza is proud to present their first full length album. This ten track album reminds the listener that life will distract us from appreciating its constant joys by disturbing us with disappointments and sacrifices.  "Love What's Left" is an expression of appreciation for the aspects of life which are consistent and reliable, though often overlooked. This compilation of music embodies and celebrates Sheeza's very own appreciation for years of expression through their compelling, resonant, and previously unreleased alternative rock & soul music.

"...definitely the coolest thing happening in Wabash Valley music, and the most original. Claire Tchoula treated me to an advance spin of the new Sheeza platter, "Love What's Left", and I've got it on repeat shuffle cuz I LOVE it. Me, I'm particularly enjoying the new songs, and all of us who dig Sheeza will enjoy remembering the first time we heard the Sheeza classics, now in tasty pro quality mix. For my friends...who don't know, this is a great band and album. You'll enjoy Sheeza's fresh original style of composition, vocal harmony, rhythmic variation, and subtlety of ornamentation. Susan Wilson's tastefully aggressive command of the bass, Justin Robbins confident juggling of deceptively complicated tempos, and Claire's oh-so-wonderfully honest guitar tone and crafty licks combine for a signature sound that I want to hear more of. Get the album... -David Hegland @andDave

Love What's Left

Finish Line

Marks

Justice

Tell Me

Burn Baby

Sheeza's first full length studio album of ten unreleased alt rock and soul originals boast a fresh, original style of composition, vocal harmony, rhythmic variation, and subtlety of ornamentation that embodies their signature, resonant sound.

After releasing an EP and touring about the Midwest, Sheeza (Claire Tchoula, Susan Wilson, Justin Robbins) knew it was time for a new project. They made the wise decision to entrust their signature sound to the expertise of Ryan Heimbach as their sound engineer. After months of recording and direct involvement in every step of the mixing process, Sheeza is proud to present their first full length album. This ten track album reminds the listener that life will distract us from appreciating its constant joys by disturbing us with disappointments and sacrifices.  "Love What's Left" is an expression of appreciation for the aspects of life which are consistent and reliable, though often overlooked. This compilation of music embodies and celebrates Sheeza's very own appreciation for years of expression through their compelling, resonant, and previously unreleased alternative rock & soul music.

"...definitely the coolest thing happening in Wabash Valley music, and the most original. Claire Tchoula treated me to an advance spin of the new Sheeza platter, "Love What's Left", and I've got it on repeat shuffle cuz I LOVE it. Me, I'm particularly enjoying the new songs, and all of us who dig Sheeza will enjoy remembering the first time we heard the Sheeza classics, now in tasty pro quality mix. For my friends...who don't know, this is a great band and album. You'll enjoy Sheeza's fresh original style of composition, vocal harmony, rhythmic variation, and subtlety of ornamentation. Susan Wilson's tastefully aggressive command of the bass, Justin Robbins confident juggling of deceptively complicated tempos, and Claire's oh-so-wonderfully honest guitar tone and crafty licks combine for a signature sound that I want to hear more of. Get the album... -David Hegland @andDave