Going back to the Falling in Between album, from the production point of view, it was a tremendous honor to be given the responsibility of engineering that album. Toto worked with everybody – you know, Ed Cherney, Elliott Schneier, and Al Schmitt.
The song is the musical equivalent of a fine bourbon. Out now on Ridgeway Records, Finding the Light should not go overlooked. Hopefully, they will take this on the road soon.
The lyrics don’t give you a clear answer to the relationship question raised throughout the album, but the song leaves you more than satisfied with the journey Yokeley has taken you on. The album is fiercely satisfying and is a bold debut statement from Jharis Yokley.
Bernie Chiaravalle’s lengthy association with Michael McDonald goes back to the late ’80s, but he’s also fashioned an intriguing solo career away from the Doobie Brothers legend.
Polar Greens delivers a near-perfect debut. The album, recorded live to a Tascam 388 analog machine, sounds fresh and vibrant. It is available now on Colemine Records.
