Wilder Woods - Fever / SkyBear Rinehart unveiled Wilder Woods in 2019, releasing a neo soul record that focused on new beginnings: the advent of fatherhood, the launch of his solo career, and the updated branding of a longtime bandleader who'd decided to expand his reach. With FEVER SKY, he widens Wilder Woods' cinematic sound while celebrating the parts of himself that made him most proud. It's a personal, poignant record whose songs focus not upon the horizon ahead, but upon

Wine & Time is beauty and grit personified

" this spectacular film finds a troubled young boy recruited to lead an ancient spirit army against a beguiling assortment of bizarre monsters from Japanese folklore

-Music historian Bill Dahl wrote the extensive liner notes

Tabloid gives us a modern 21st century jazz/soul

Matt hasn't been quiet since 2017's Still Summer

comes from a mistake front man John Andrew Fredrick made whilst singing a line from the song "The Lonesome Death of Mary Hansen

Is sleep what'cha want

it was easy

' it departed into three extended cuts that drew together already-classic elements of weighted riffs with a doors-thrown-open sense of space and jammed into scorched-solo psychedelic oblivion

He wrote approximately 300 cantatas of which over 20 for the bass voice

befriended is a haunting collection of songs that feature the interplay of Don Peris' gorgeously warm and shimmering electric guitars with Karen's transcendently lovely vocals and moving lyrics

who was a radio star during the Great Depression performing with the Big Bands of that era