It Comes In Waves, by Denin Slage-Koch

It Comes In Waves

by Denin Slage-Koch

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1.	It Comes In Waves 06:25	buy track
2.	The Road Home 08:21	buy track
3.	One for Honey 05:32	buy track
4.	The Cost of Apathy 06:56	buy track
5.	Everybody Wants to Rule the World 05:38	buy track
6.	Continue 06:52	buy track
7.	Signal Fires 05:03	buy track
8.	The Philosopher (for Wayne Shorter) 07:03	buy track
9.	Quiet Year (12/31/2020) 05:13	buy track

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To be alive is to be joyful and sorrowful, to gain and to lose, to thrive and to struggle, to carry and to be carried. As we go through life, these experiences come and go like waves tossing us about. At the mercy of life's raging seas, the only power we have is our ability to love and show compassion to one another. This truth inspired the creation of this music, and it is my hope that all who hear it are inspired to love more deeply, listen more closely, and cherish everyone they meet exactly as they are. - Denin Slage-Koch, April 2023

Without exception, my favorite kind of music is the kind that forces me, the listener, to lean in, to follow the musical story, to fully experience the highs and lows, the louds and softs, the dissonance and consonance, the tension and release, as the drama unfolds from start to finish. And, it is my experience that, more often than not, the artists who create this type of music share the same deep, visceral connection to music. Having known Denin for many years now and having witnessed his development as a guitarist, composer, educator, and, most importantly, as an artist, it was a pleasure to be a part of this recording and help bring his music to life. I can say without a doubt that Denin has tapped into the visceral power of music exemplified in his masterful compositions and guitar playing and I am excited for you, the listener, to fully experience his beautiful music. - Ryan Keberle, May 2023

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released October 13, 2023

Denin Slage-Koch - electric and acoustic guitars and compositions (except "Everybody Wants to Rule the World")
Ryan Keberle - trombone, melodica
Shane Endsley - trumpet, flugelhorn
Jared Cathey - clarinet (on "The Cost of Apathy")
Gavin Allen-Dunn - piano, organ
Seth Lewis - bass
Bobby Wiens - drums

Recorded April 1 and 2 at UNC Studios, Greeley, CO
Produced by Denin Slage-Koch
Engineered, mixed and mastered by Greg Heimbecker
Album artwork by Denin Slage-Koch and Carryn Slage-Koch
This project is funded in part by the Pathways to Jazz Grant, A Donor-Advised Fund of the Boulder County Arts Alliance, and the Weld Community Foundation

Roland Orzabal, Ian Stanley, and Chris Hughes - songwriters for "Everybody Wants to Rule the World"
"Everybody Wants to Rule the Word" arranged by Denin Slage-Koch

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Denin Slage-Koch Knoxville, Tennessee

Denin Slage-Koch is an international award-winning guitarist and composer who delivers a unique blend of jazz sophistication and indie-rock ethos. He has performed or recorded with Wycliffe Gordon, Dee Daniels, Shane Endsley, Ryan Keberle, Brad Goode, the Colorado Symphony, and many others. His work has been recognized by Downbeat Magazine, All About Jazz, the ASCAP Foundation, and more.
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