The Sun Harmonic - The Sun Harmonic (2009) [Hi-Res]

Story time:
This album is the introduction of "The Sun Harmonic", Kaleb Hikele's artistic direction as a solo artist post high school punk bands. He continued to write furiously as he walked into a new chapter of his life in Toronto, Ontario. Almost all of the debut album under the pseudonym was written in Toronto, pointing to a new sound and approach in Hikele's writing in late 2008 and into 2009 when the album was conceived. The stage name, The Sun Harmonic, came in January 2009, paired with the infamous 1919 photograph taken of a springtime solar eclipse, becoming the front cover along with a simple signature.
The acoustic and vocal roots of this album were performed entirely live-off-the-floor, at a studio in the countryside and in a converted church. The tranquil settings encouraged Hikele to continue to produce the record in a organic approach, forming the folk and rock instrumental foundations heard within the music. Behind the console at Seneca College, Kaleb Hikele crafted the rest of the contemporary rock album as the multi-instrumentalist, inviting a cellist and saxophonist to accompany him. The album is first to premier Hikele's classical-contemporary piano composition, simply titled "Intermission", as the separation between the albums A and B sides.

Tracklist:
1 01. The Sun Harmonic - On A Blank Sheet (05:17)
1 02. The Sun Harmonic - Call Me A Witness (03:22)
1 03. The Sun Harmonic - Oh, The Flame Burns (04:15)
1 04. The Sun Harmonic - An Open Eye (04:26)
1 05. The Sun Harmonic - Gravity (04:00)
1 06. The Sun Harmonic - Intermission (04:30)
1 07. The Sun Harmonic - Heartstorm (04:33)
1 08. The Sun Harmonic - Interested To Win (02:43)
1 09. The Sun Harmonic - Simple Thing (03:52)
1 10. The Sun Harmonic - The Last (04:44)