Lighter Later, by Rachel Rhodes

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Lighter Later

by Rachel Rhodes

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dailymatters A trippy trip through moving textures and ethereal passages. It's always amazing when you can have a bass album for everyone and not just bass players. Favorite track: Understanding.

Zachary Dillon So contemplative! Each track is a different place, with a different texture and color. This is creative energy that begets creative energy. I'm hard-pressed to pick a favorite, but Reading Clouds has a tranquil urgency that I could live in. Also Kamran and Understanding. Beautiful! Favorite track: Reading Clouds.

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1.	Magari 01:12	buy track
2.	How Could You? 02:48	buy track
3.	Kamran 04:39	buy track
4.	Lighter Later 04:16	buy track
5.	Reading Clouds 04:03	buy track
6.	5 à 7 01:46 video	buy track
7.	M.M.M. 04:07	buy track
8.	Understanding 04:16	buy track

about

This eight-song collection is a labor of love and learning. I wouldn't have been able to follow through with it if I didn't have heaps of help, inspiration and encouragement from Eric Brewington, Ava Suzanne Brooks, Rich Brown, Lobelia and Steve Lawson, Angela Sadberry and Dwane Woodard.

Special thanks to my husband, Nico, for his love and support (and for never questioning my gear purchases).

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released October 12, 2017

Six-string electric fretted and fretless basses, pedals: Rachel Rhodes
Composition, recording and mixing: Rachel Rhodes
Final mixing and mastering: Steve Lawson
Cover painting: Ava Suzanne Brooks (www.etsy.com/shop/itajime)
Project Coach: Dwane Woodard

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