space travelers union - the trials of bunny john (2024) [Hi-Res]

Saxophonist and clarinetist Ryan Wheeless, along with his Space Travelers Union band, presents his debut album, “the trials of bunny john.” Wheeless, who was inspired by the vibrant jazz scene of New York City and the Arizona desert, founded the band, which blends acoustic and electronic sounds in jazz, making improvisation a major part of its approach to music.

The album was recorded in just one week at EastWest Studios in Los Angeles. The band used a lot of improvisation when recording the tracks, making the collection of ten tracks eclectic and expansive. The album showcases the band's various talents and musicianship, from soothing beauty to psychedelic guitar and experimental clarinet sections.

“the trials of bunny john” promises to impress jazz fans and contemporary music lovers alike. The band explores its identity, creating a sound that blends classical and contemporary sounds. The album's music, according to critics, fills the listener with warmth and leaves one feeling as if no time has passed at all.

Tracklist:
1 above
2 hope
3 oops
4 gears
5 desert music
6 cobden
7 interbellum
8 tired
9 proof
10 arrivederci