Timothy Norton - The Wrenning Years (2026) [Hi-Res]

Bassist Timothy Norton explores a wide range of musical moods on his latest album, backed by a talented ensemble featuring Bokani Dyer, Jerome Jennings, and Michael Camacho. The record is a collection of original compositions showcasing Norton’s creative approach to songwriting and his technical range. Listeners will hear a variety of pieces, from gentle, atmospheric tracks like “You and I Could Really Exist Together” to the energetic rhythms of “Marcys World.” Timothy Norton lays the foundation for these arrangements with rich bass lines, while his fellow musicians—the trumpeter Nathaniel Williford and saxophonist Bill McHenry—deliver expressive solos. Each composition is a distinct portrait in a cohesive sonic gallery, revealing the ensemble’s versatility across bluesy, moody, and upbeat musical shades.

Tracklist:
1. Timothy Norton - You and I Could Really Exist Together
2. Timothy Norton - Marcy’s World
3. Timothy Norton - The Descent
4. Timothy Norton - Couple More Plebs
5. Timothy Norton - David
6. Timothy Norton - Frank’s Dilemma