Deep Energy Orchestra "The Science of Sound"

Country: Multinational
Genre(s): Instrumental Progressive Rock, Fusion
Label: 7D Media
Format: CD, digital
Release date: October 24, 2025
Tracklist

1. Morning Over Madrid
2. Dance of the Wood Nymphs
3. Captain Quirk
4. The Dancers
5. Secrets of Subtraction
6. Fireflies
7. Solar Playground
8. Stargazing

Credits
Jason Everett 

Joe Deninzon (Kansas)

Gary Husband (John McLaughlin, Allan Holdsworth)

Trey Gunn (King Crimson)

Adam Holzman (Miles Davis, Steven Wilson)

V. Selvaganesh (Shakti, Masters of Percussion)

   With

Mark Lettieri (Snarky Puppy)
U. Rajesh
Mahesh Vinayakram
Radhika Iyer
John Wubbenhorst
Eric “Doc” Smith

String section featuring violin, viola, and cello

Produced and arranged by Jason Everett
Engineering, mixing, and mastering by Don Gunn

Description/Reviews:

The album features eight compositions, six of which were written by Everett, with additional works contributed by John Wubbenhorst (“The Dancers”) and U. Rajesh with Ganesh Kumar (“Fireflies”). Each piece reflects Everett’s commitment to exploring rhythmically advanced and melodically rich material while remaining grounded in ensemble interplay.

Tracks like “Morning Over Madrid” and “Solar Playground” balance compositional precision with space for improvisation. “Captain Quirk” highlights Deninzon and Holzman in tight counterpoint, while “The Secrets of Subtraction” explores tension and release through intricate call-and-response melody. The closing track, “Stargazing,” offers a meditative resolution that underscores the album’s emotional breadth.

Media/Samples
Captain Quirk Teaser

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Deep Energy Orchestra "The Return"

Country: Multinational
Genre(s): Instrumental Progressive Rock, Fusion
Label: 7D Media
Format: CD, digital
Release date: February 21, 2020
Tracklist: 
1. Moksha - I. The Village / II. The Battle (4:48)
2. Moksha - III. The Journey (4:38)
3. Moksha - IV. The Return (7:31)
4. Zyryab (by Paco De Lucia) (4:31)
5. Call Of Kali (7:31)
6. Grapes For Khan (6:29)
7. Resolve (with Fareed Haque) (9:24)
8. Mysterious World (with SMCO) (5:16)

Total Time 50:08

Line-up: 
Jason Everett aka Mister E - 7-string fretless bass, 6-string acoustic bass
Fareed Haque - guistar, guitar
V. Selvaganesh - kanjira, konnokol, custom drum kit (1)
Suhail Yusuf Khan - sarangi (1)
Vishal Nagar - tabla (1)
Eric “Doc” Smith  - zendrum (1, 6, 8)
Steve Sklar - throat singing (1, part iii)
Trey Gunn (King Crimson) - Warr touch guitar (5, 6, 8)
Radhika Iyer - electric violin (5, 6, 7, 8)
Chaz Hastings - tabla (5, 6, 8)
Anil Prasad - tabla (7)
Rachel Nesvig - violin (5, 6, 8)
Aleida Gerhels - viola (5, 6, 8)
Phil Hirschi - cello (5, 6, 8)
Karin Choo - violin (1, part iv)
Gaye Detzer - viola (1, part iv)
Annie Roberts - cello (1, part iv)
George Heidorn - double bass (1, part iv)
Wesley Peterson - drum kit (1, part iv)
Ken Jacobsen - guitar (1, part iv)
Don Gunn - drum kit (5)
Ujwal Nagar - vocal (1, part iv,)
Neyvili Radhakrishna - double-neck violin (1, part iv)

The Seattle Metropolitan Chamber Orchestra (8):
Geoffrey Larson - conductor
Rachel Nesvig - violin I and concertmaster
Thao Huynh - violin I
Caroline Faflak - violin I
Lauren Eastman - violin II
Eena Vukosavljev - violin II
Janet Utterback-peck - violin II
Tricia Wu - viola
Aleida Gehrels - viola
Julia Adams - viola
Mary Riles - cello
Phil Hirschi - cello
Bryan Kolk - double bass
Joshua Romatowski - flute
Emily Ostrom - oboe
Jenny Ziefel - clarinet
David Sloan - trumpet
Clarisse Benson - bassoon
Suzanne Feinstein - french horn
Sue Perry - french horn

Description/Reviews: 

Deep Energy Orchestra blends sounds and rhythms from Prog Rock, Classical, funk, Indian, and Flamenco styles

Media/Samples 
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