Octarine Sky "Close To Nearby"

Country: USA
Genre(s): Progressive Rock, Fusion
Label: Uberwald Records
Format: CD, digital, vinyl
Release date: November 5, 2021
Tracklist

1. One (4:28)

2. Rosewind (5:08)

3. Night Sky / Into the Dream (4:46)

4. The Mask (7:27)

5. 5 (5:38)

6. Midnight (4:35)

7. VII (7:47)

8. Hold (4:57)

Total Time – 44:46

Line-up

Dyanne Potter Voegtlin (Potter’s Daughter) – Vocals, Piano, Keyboards

Jan Christiana (Potter’s Daughter) – Bass, Bass Synths, Keyboards, Guitar, Backing Vocals

Simon Phillips – Drums

   With:

Guthrie Govan (The Aristocrats) – Lead Guitar (3,5,6 & 7)

Amit Chatterjee (Potter’s Daughter) – Lead Guitar (8)

Christian Voegtlin – Narration (4)

Description/Reviews:

The album retains much of the jazz-orientated, prog, pop, classical and new age elements of Potter’s Daughter, but with the added drive, power and complexity of Simon’s drumming, all enhanced by the sublime flowing guitar work of Guthrie, taking lead on many tracks.

Read the full review by David Edwards at theprogressiveaspect.net

Media/Samples
Deezer

Youtube

Links:
Facebook

Potter’s Daughter "The Blind Side"

Country: USA
Genre(s): Progressive Rock, Jazz-Rock, Jazz
Format: CD, digital
Release date: July 12, 2018
Tracklist: 
01. Momento (3:53)
02. It’s Summer Night (3:17)
03. Movement IV (3:32)
04. To My Love (3:32)
05. Silver Moon (6:31)
07. Sure On This Shining Night (3:48)
08. Journey Into Spring (3:49)
09. I Lay Down (4:37)
10. Another Rain Song (2:14)
11. Night Has Come (1:29)
12. City Lights (4:34)
13. She Is Dreaming (3:34)

Total Time – 44:50

Line-up: 
Dyanne Potter Voegtlin – Piano, Vocals
Amit Chatterjee – Producer, Arranger, Lead Guitar
Ian C. Voegtlin – Composer, Rhythm Guitar
Lincoln Goines – Electric & Acoustic Bass
Randy Crafton – Percussion, Hybrid Drum Set

Description/Reviews: 

This is the debut album from new U.S. progressive rock outfit Potter’s Daughter, and I have to says it’s a truly delightful album too. It’s also very different to the normal fare that passes for Prog nowadays, this album has melodies – memorable, hummable ones at that – along with a degree of jazz and it has a swing to it that makes The Blind Side different and helps it to stand out from the rest.

Read the full review by John Wenlock-Smith at theprogressiveaspect.net

Media/Samples 
2 tracks
Samples

Links:
Web page
Facebook