Center Of Sound

Follow Me

hey guys, this is a song that has been on my plate for some time... i started it a few years back and put it down. finally picked it back up and finished it while i was on vacation.

i recorded vox and guitar into the same mic so the balance isn't great but hopefully good enough... hope you like!

Teddy

A song we've been working on about us as social beings and our need for personal connection.
"Instead of being quiet, reach out to those you can help
Everyone's in need
Instead of being quiet, reach out to those who can help
Everyone's in need, yeah"

A Song In Major Keys (M4 Lab Preview)

A taste of what we've been working on in the lab... part 2

JAMA - Electronic

here's another taste of what we've been working on... this is a rough mix that we use as a palette to write.
it's likely none of these parts will actually be on the finished version of the song, but we thought you'd want to see into our creative process a little.

HDHB Clip - M4 Lab

The latest book by Patrick Rothfuss, The Slow Regard of Silent Things, is a side story of a character from his Kingkiller Chronicles... and while I haven’t read it (it just came out today), I’ve put some music to it. While there are no lyrics yet (waiting 'til I read the book), here is a sample (a verse and a chorus). The message is to take your time, even with the important things—especially with the important things—and always remember which direction you’re facing… even if you’re underground.

With Slow Regard

E-Minor Lullaby

Nirvana

Life Is Getting In The Way

The Mosaic Quartet is a piano-based art pop band from San Diego, California. Though they play different instruments within the group (JB-Vocals/Guitar/Piano, Chetan-Piano (yamaha artist), Melissa-Bass/Vocals/Flute/Piano, Pat-Drums/Guitar), they feature world class concert pianists. Drawing from primary influences like Radiohead, Coldplay, Muse, Nat Cole, and Otis Redding, the classical stylings they weave throughout their songs complimented by Pat's jazz and indie rock approach, creates a sound that's truly their own. Chetan spins virtuosic piano riffs alongside celestial guitar-scapes and pads, a driving rhythm section, and JB's sincere, catchy vocals.

Shortly after the band began honing it's musical direction, they caught the ear of legendary producer T-Bone Burnett. A live session ensued at LA's Village Recorder Studios with the 12-time Grammy winner that gave birth to two tracks: the dance pop inspired 'Let's Go Out" and the tempestuous ballad 'Waterfalls.'

JB and Chetan first met in Cleveland, OH while each was in school. A handful of songs were written and an undeniable chemistry was definitely there. As life would have it, however, school ended with JB moving back home to Boston where he was honing his song writing technique and Chetan trotting around the globe performing and placing highly in some of the worlds most prestigious piano competitions. Despite some tremendous opportunities outside of the popular music world, Chetan and JB were unable to find the same satisfaction they had when they were working together and decided to go all-in and form a band. They soon recruited Melissa, who was studying with the same piano teacher Chetan had worked with, to play bass and move to San Diego to start the band. Once in town, they hooked up with Pat who had spent years developing his rhythmic stylings through jazz and jam band influences.

The Mosaic Quartet

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