Instrumental Jazz/World Fusion - Part I of the "Triune Aspect" trilogy. Please view "full song info" for more information on this concept. Bass guitars, 12-string guitar, chromatic dulcimer, drums & eclectic percussion.

Pan-African instrumental, overweighted with South African elements. Includes tinges of Latin, Jazz, R&B. A multiplicity of interconnected sounds: percussion, guitars, saxophones & bass guitar. The title is Swahili for "Unity".

Instrumental World Fusion - Duet with bass guitar & guzheng, a Chinese plucked zither. A counterpart to "Seishinryoku", it features natural harmonics, call-and-response phrasing, and an intricate bass arrangement - one of my favorites on this album.

Instrumental Jazz/World Fusion - Featuring my Electrum bandmate, electric guitarist Dave Kulju, this piece has elements of Arabic, Egyptian, Greek, Spanish & Turkish music.

Instrumental World Fusion - Part II of the "Triune Aspect" trilogy. Eclectic piece with elements of Cuban habanera, Latin jazz, Mediterranean folk & Nuevo Flamenco. Bass guitars, classical guitar, doumbek, drum kit, dulcimer, and hand percussion.

Instrumental World Fusion - Bass guitar & shamisen (Japanese lute) duet. Companion piece to "Seishinryoku", inspired by the tragic events of March 2011 in NE Japan, and dedicated to all the people who perished.

Instrumental Jazz Fusion - Experimental piece with mallet instruments - featuring vibraphone - drums, and bass guitar. Includes some 3/4 & 6/8 versus 4/4 polyrhythmic ideas, and Afro-Latin tinges.

Instrumental World Fusion - Bass guitar & classical guitar duet over several rumba gitana/Flamenco rumba ideas. A blend of traditional Spanish and "nuevo flamenco".