“Kyoto Cocktail” by Marcus Rezak and Kris Myers encompasses the sonic grit and edginess of a live performance in a New York City dive bar. During a car ride to a gig the night before the session at Color Red Studios, the two discussed their mutual love for fusion music coming out of NYC in the 80s and 90s. This particular era possessed a paradoxical combination of rawness and commercial catchiness that Rezak and Myers sought to capture through both production and composition in the studio. Rezak’s virtuosic, yet tastefully expressive guitar work and Myers’ signature style of syncopated and sophisticated drumming are accompanied by Tyler Adams’ (The Jauntee) soaring organ pads and Chris Duffy’s (Magic Beans) subsonic bass. The track is an exploration of rich melodies and rhythmic latitude that encompasses Rezak and Myers’ pedigree through both cutting their teeth at Berklee College of Music and a combined 50 years of touring between the two of them. Like its namesake derived from the suave and worldly mixed drink, “Kyoto Cocktail” is a concoction of a fruitful 15-year collaborative history between two of the most highly regarded and multifaceted musicians on the modern touring circuit. Produced by Eddie Roberts Credits: Marcus Rezak - Guitar (Electric) Kris Myers - Drums Chris Duffy - Bass Guitar (Electric) Tyler Adams - Electric Organ Tracking Engineer - William Umphrey Color Red Studios - Denver Mixing Engineer - Eddie Roberts Color Red Studios - Denver Mastering Engineer - Doug Krebs Doug Krebs Mastering Art Designer - Nic Bogdal Odd Line Design ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NsBrMPd9PY0

NOA’s second solo single “Window Pane” is a breezy reggae fusion number inspired by the ambiguity of romantic attraction. Accompanied by bubbling offbeat guitars, synthesizer pads, and assertive drumming, the track was forged from the fire of a freestyle lyrical part that morphed into an introspective journey gazing into assessing what is real and happening in the moment. A long-time collaborator cutting her teeth in several projects across multiple genres in the Austin, TX music scene, NOA’s solo project finds her stepping out amongst ranks of bold and multi-faced frontwomen such as Ama Lou, Hope Tala, and Melanie Faye. Produced by Noa Belillti Credits: Noa Belillti - Vocals, Background Vocals ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UjwGSOmAp48