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Euglossine

city: Gainesville
country: USA
genre: Electronic
styles: Gainesville Indie, Jazz Fusion

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Tapestries Of Time

out on April 26, 2023

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Some Kind of Forever is the first kiss of spring fueled by the visceral intensity of new love sparking midnight grooves for yesterday. Throughout Some Kind of Forever, Whitehill channels late 70s ECM, early electronics, and a hint of soft rock madness, fusing each motif together like a slipstream wizard. - Foxy Digitalis

The Florida-based composer Euglossine makes music informed by a bookish knowledge of obscure ambient and electronic music. If SETI’s satellites ever pick up extraterrestrial communications, it might sound like this. - Pitchfork

Over the past few years, the prolific Florida-based musician and visual artist Tristan Whitehill has had his eyes on the sky. The music that he makes as Euglossine is weightless and uplifting, billowing upwards on the backs of glittery guitar lines and satiny synth sequences. - Noisey

Euglossine incorporates smooth jazz and 80’s fusion into brightly colored instrumental compositions imbued with a playful sense of humor. - Impose

Euglossine is the solo project of multi-instrumentalist and composer Tristan Whitehill. With a catalog of over fifteen diverse releases spanning a decade on labels like Orange Milk, Hausu Mountain, and Phinery, Euglossine's discography continues to move ambitiously across genre and time. Whitehill's new album, Strawberries In Rain, continues Euglossine's artistic shape-shifting. The album is the follow-up to Euglossine's 2022 soft jazz masterpiece, Some Kind Of Forever. Whereas Some Kind Of Forever was largely influenced by the early ECM catalog, Strawberries In Rain instantly brings to mind the soft acoustic guitar of the early Windham Hill catalog.

Where previous Euglossine releases were a complex balance of jazz fusion, sound design, and computer music, Some Kind Of Forever and Strawberries In Rain see the artist pulling back and searching for simplicity. But while Some Kind Of Forever was Whitehill's most refined work to date, Strawberries In Rain feels light with an air of improvisation. But these playful guitar ruminations bring more depth with each listen and it's another fascinating step in the Euglossine catalog.

Euglossine is the solo project of multi-instrumentalist and composer Tristan Whitehill. With a catalog of over fifteen diverse releases spanning a decade on labels like Orange Milk, Hausu Mountain, and Phinery, Euglossine's discography continues to move ambitiously across genre and time. Whitehill's new album, Strawberries In Rain, continues Euglossine's artistic shape-shifting. The album is the follow-up to Euglossine's 2022 soft jazz masterpiece, Some Kind Of Forever. Whereas Some Kind Of Forever was largely influenced by the early ECM catalog, Strawberries In Rain instantly brings to mind the soft acoustic guitar of the early Windham Hill catalog.

Where previous Euglossine releases were a complex balance of jazz fusion, sound design, and computer music, Some Kind Of Forever and Strawberries In Rain see the artist pulling back and searching for simplicity. But while Some Kind Of Forever was Whitehill's most refined work to date, Strawberries In Rain feels light with an air of improvisation. But these playful guitar ruminations bring more depth with each listen, and it's another fascinating step in the Euglossine catalog.

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