Tim Morse "Soundtracks"

Country: USA
Genre(s): Progressive Rock
Format: CD, digital
Release date: November 12, 2024
Tracklist

1. Blueberry Way

2. Remembrance

3. Cityscape

4. Broken Compass 

5. By The River

6. Balance

7. Soundtracks

8. Empty Vessels

9. As Yet Untitled

10. Solar Flare

11. Deidra

12. Mind Games

13. Lullaby

14. Vortex

Credits
Tim Morse - vocals, keyboards, acoustic and electric guitars, ebow guitar, mandolin, banjo, other stringed things, bass guitars, drums and hand percussion

Description/Reviews:

The title of the album comes from each song being its own musical vignette or individual mini-soundtrack. Soundtracks is a diverse, eclectic mix of styles and genres. On this album you’ll find a Beatles homage (‘Blueberry Way’), instrumental electronic music (‘Cityscape’), a ballad (‘Lullaby’), and so much more.

Media/Samples
Bandcamp

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Tim Morse "Tim Morse III"

Country: USA
Genre(s): Progressive Rock
Label: Cymbalick Music
Format: CD, digital, vinyl
Release date: October 22, 2018 (CD, digital), January 2019 (vinyl)
Tracklist: 

1. Wake Up
2. Labyrinth 
3. The Marquis 
4. The Path
5. The Mary Celeste
6. My Ally
7. Circle/Talisman

Line-up: 
Tim Morse: Vocals, keyboards, guitars, bass, drums (3, 6)
Andrew Glasmacher: Drums
Jerry Jennings: Six string electric guitar, lead guitar (5)
Hope Rogers: Backing vocals
Bret Bingham: Backing vocals, mandolin, electric guitar (6)
Jay Leek: Fretless bass (5), bass (1)
Kurt Shiflet: Guitar solo (4)
Mark Dean: Guitar solos (2)
Dave Haddad: Drums (4)
Oisin Mcauley: Violin (5)
Arlene Wilson: Spoken voice

Media/Samples 
The Mary Celeste
Sampler

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Tim Morse "Faithscience"

Country: USA
Sub Genre: Symphonic
Label: Amethyst Edge Productions
Release date: August 31, 2012
Tracklist: 
1. Descent (2:45)
2. Voyager (9:10)
3. Closer (8:22)
4. Window (1:17)
5. Numb (3:43)
6. Myth (6:40)
7. Found It (8:47)
8. Rome (5:30)
9. The Last Wave (9:45)
10. Afterword (5:26)
11. The Corners (1:56)

Line-up: 

- Tim Morse / keyboards, vocals, guitars, bass, percussion
- Jerry Jennings / guitars
- Gordon Stizzo / drums
- Jim Diaz / bass
- Sean McMillin / fretted and fretless bass (track 2)
- Bret Bingham / backup vocals (tracks 2 and 8)
- Helen Nelson / backup vocals (track 2)
- Casey Wells / backup vocals (track 2)
- Mark Dean / guitar (track 3, 7, 9), vocals (track 6,7), bass (track 7), drums (tracks 7 and 9)
- Timothy Stanley / cello (track 5)
- Moss Hudson / guitar (track 6)
- David Ragsdale / violin (track 8)
- Danny Barringer / ducimer, auto harp (track 9)
- Spencer Byrnes / trumpet (track 9)
- Jim Hefter / trap drum kit (track 9)
- Marcelle Maldeonado / backing vocals (track 9)
- Levi Dean Miller / voice (track 9)
- Jim Annis / voice (track 9)
- Clayton Argo / voice (track 9)
- Nic Caciappo / bodhram, shaker (track 10)
- Ruby Sketchley / voice (track 11)

Description/Reviews: 

Faithscience has a classic symphonic prog style. It’s not so retro that it sounds like it was recorded in another era, but it has that early-1970s quality, sounds, and influences of Yes, Genesis, Van der Graaf Generator, ELP, 70s fusion, and more. Many other musicians participate, including David Ragsdale (Kansas) on violin. Probably the biggest surprise of the year, and highly recommended to fans of classic prog. (kinesis)

Media/Samples 
Samples at artist's webpage

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