I'm glad to have been able to sit down with the incredibly talented @kavehrastegar and discuss the making of At The Carousel Club!

Entering the world of At The Carousel Club...

A snippet from my conversation with @kavehrastegar. It was incredible to work with him.

It was such an honor to be interviewed by the great @dianewarren!

It was such a great experience getting to work with @kavehrastegar on my album At The Carousel Club!

The process of creating At The Carousel Club was unique for me. Sculpting music out of electronic instruments and mixing it with the free improvisation of jazz musicians.

The Orchid String Quartet has been incredible to work with on At The Carousel Club!

Immersing in the sounds of At The Carousel Club.

I had the pleasure of sitting down for an interview with @kavehrastegar. Here is a moment from our conversation.

I never get tired of exploring this art form. I had an incredible time filming this documentary that showcases my new album At The Carousel Club!

A moment rehearsing At The Carousel Club.

I sort of look at electronic music as sculpture. You keep working at it, and adding, then all of a sudden a picture starts to form.

On my new record At The Carousel Club there are a lot of interlocking patters. So yes, this new album is contemporary, instrumental, and minimalist.

On my new record At The Carousel Club you will notice the presence of @nelscline. Nels is there to supply these beautiful ambient textures.

A snippet from my interview with the incredible @kavehrastegar!

I had a blast in rehearsals for At The Carousel Club with @leahzegar @kavehrastegar @ochidquartet and @vinniecolaiuta

I featured different instruments on my new album At The Carousel Club including such as original Moogs, original ARPs but it's got a Verbos system, and a Make Noise system and they all combine together to make a beautiful tapestry.

An Easter egg you might find on my new album At The Carousel Club is a reference to @philipglass operas.

@buchlausa and some of the pioneers of electronic music did was simply build circuits that could generate those electrical waveforms that could then be translated through a speaker into sound. If you're very clever you can make pretty much anything come out of the speaker!

I had such an incredible experience working with @vinniecolaiuta on my album At The Carousel Club! Here's a snippet of my interview with him.