Ameel Brechet - Polygraph Heartbeat"Music is an openhearted gamble; whatever lengthens the day, whatever gets you through the night."Next to being one of the core members of the acoustic deep listening ensemble Razen, Ameel Brecht is a trained guitar player who has a life long involvement with the instrument's repertoire under his belt. On his debut album Polygraph Heartbeat, he puts his guitar heart on the line by means of nine compositions for steel resonator and resonator mandolin.

Thanks to modern technology and the magic of multi-tracking (with producers Doug Perkins and Nathaniel Reichman at the controls)

The Rolling Stones' groundbreaking multi-platinum selling album Let It Bleed was released in late 1969

'Feel the warmth of Finley's opening bass solo

The symphony has three movements

and to help us to return to the cave age

Pollard (Bonnie and Clyde)

While in it's 'classic' form it features two higher pitched instruments

played by Dylan Gelula

More than pumpkin beer'll be spilled

" The Boston Musical Intelligencer included Neave in it's "Best of 2014" and "Best of 2016" roundups

and Joe Bauer create a free-feeling set of tunes that playfully careen between front-porch folk and stadium rock (best exemplified in the classic single "Darkness

Patrick Sébastien - Entre Nous