A fun closer, tackling "rhythm changes" and featuring Eric Sayre on trumpet and Michael Wilson on alto sax.

a. Heck's Becks b. Six Years After the End of the World c. Epoch Ellipse A soundtrack for the end of the world and beyond.

A catch-all track for a number of disparate jazzy ideas.

The debut studio recording of 32nd Street Jazz, a combo that has begun performing live in Minneapolis. Featuring Scott Anderson (bass, keyboards, percussion), Michael Wilson (alto sax), Mona Wong (tenor sax) and Brandon Sisneroz (drums).

An unusual combination of smooth jazz [think Bob James' "Angela (Theme from Taxi)"] mixed with calypso. Smoolypso.

An exploration in odd meters.

Things start to get proggy. Also a bass clarinet is demolished. Or is it?

A curious digital mutilation that took on a life of its own.

A fast Latin jazz tune inspired by Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers.

A gentle jazz ballad extending some thematic elements from 2015's "Half-Life".

The name says it all… a curious chord progression paired with a curious progression of varied musical styles.

A funky groove with interlocking tenor sax and bass clarinet lines.