A nod to the magic of water.

Jerred plays fingerstyle rhythm guitar.
Bret plays doumbek and lead slide guitar

Between Rivers

Inspired by those things we see overhead.

Clouds

It is useful to keep an open mind.

Jerred is playing nylon-string guitar; Bret is playing drums using brushes

What Comes Next

Bret Tobalske plays lead guitar.
Jerred Seveyka plays rhythm guitar.

Rain on a Sunny Day

Jerred Seveyka plays acoustic rhythm and slide guitar

Bret Tobalske plays lead slide resonator guitar, electric bass and drums.

Distilled

Inspired in part by waterfalls in the Columbia River Gorge, Pacific Northwest, USA.

Jerred Seveyka: rhythm guitar
Bret Tobalske: lead guitar, doumbek

Decompression Stop

Cascade

Slightly uphill
Jerred Seveyka: fingerstyle guitar
Bret Tobalske: rhythm and lead guitar

The Road Home

Jerred Seveyka: acoustic guitar
Bret Tobalske: electric guitar

No Regrets

Bret Tobalske and Jerred Seveyka

Tobalske:   Lead Guitar, MIDI, Looping & Production
Seveyka:    Rhythm Guitar, Lead Slide Guitar

Hills of Selah

Hills Of Selah

If given a choice, consider the glass as being half full.

That Which Once Was Lost

Jerred Seveyka, Guitar
Bret Tobalske, Bass and Slide Guitar


Solstice

Bret Tobalske, Guitar
Jerred Seveyka, Guitar

Diminished

Thermal Allusion

Bridgeless

Saba

La Colina

Jerred Seveyka and Bret Tobalske
Celebrating the wedding of Dona and Gary.

Rendez Vous

As The Snow Falls

As the Snow Falls

Jerred plays the main theme, fingerstyle, and Bret adds fills.

Less Is More

Jerred is driving this song using his resonator guitar, a National Style N.  Bret adds Udu, Kawal, and slide fills using his Black Stratocaster.

Forward Motion

Inspired by camping on the coast of France.  Bret is on rhythm; Jerred is playing the melody.

Port d'Alon

Contemplating time and place while gazing at the universe.

What About Mars

Many birds use intermittent flight which consists of flapping phases interspersed either with flexed-wing bounds or extended-wing glides.

Jerred Seveyka: Rhythm Guitar
Bret Tobalske: Lead Slide Guitar, Bass and Drums

Intermittent Flight

The foundation of this song was written and recorded during the Halcyon Days after solstice, 2019. Aspects of the music remind us of diving, especially in Hood Canal, at the coast of Washington.

Halcyon Tide

Instrumental guitar-based duo, Jerred Seveyka and Bret Tobalske.

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