Heisenberg Uncertainty Players - Return to the Enchanted Forest (2026) [Hi-Res]

The album "Return To The Enchanted Forest" by Heisenberg Uncertainty Players explores the concept of the transformation of human memory through music. Composer John Dorhauer utilizes a combination of original compositions and radical reworkings of pop classics to convey the process of memory distortion. The musical style of the work is characterized by eclecticism, intertwining late Romantic melodicism, art rock structures, and elements of jazz and neo-soul. The high level of ensemble cohesion, achieved through years of live performance, allowed for the recording of complex material within a condensed studio timeframe. The record demonstrates improvisational mastery and a postmodern approach to blurring genre boundaries, transforming personal recollections into intricate sonic landscapes.

Composer, Conductor: John Dorhauer
Natalie Lande - alto saxophone, Kelley Dorhauer - alto saxophone, Sam Pilnick, tenor saxophone, Matt Zmuda - tenor saxophone, James Baum - baritone saxophone, Josh Torrey, Andrew Meyer, Dominic Gaietto - trombone, Dan DiCesare - bass trombone, Grace Mulvey, Jonathan McQuade, Bennett Heinz, Emily Kuhn - trumpet, Chris Parsons - guitar, Stuart Seale - piano, Dan Parker - bass, Ethan Bouwsma - drums

Tracklist:
1-1 Heisenberg Uncertainty Players - Catalpa [5:10]
1-2 Heisenberg Uncertainty Players - I Want it That Way [7:05]
1-3 Heisenberg Uncertainty Players - Canyonero [7:23]
1-4 Heisenberg Uncertainty Players - Alright [7:22]
1-5 Heisenberg Uncertainty Players - Echolocation [7:02]
1-6 Heisenberg Uncertainty Players - Hold On [8:30]
1-7 Heisenberg Uncertainty Players - At What Point Does a Pillow Become a Cushion? [6:02]
1-8 Heisenberg Uncertainty Players - Threshold [6:15]
1-9 Heisenberg Uncertainty Players - Alright (Explicit) [7:22]