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By SHARON JENNINGS
Renowned session musician master of the Pink Floyd sound, Scott Chasolen takes a departure and becomes introspective with the new album Living In Limbo.
Even through a bout of sadness, Chasolen writes seamlessly about the pain, taking the songs to a new level that give the listener something to think about.
Chasolen doesn’t cover up the reason for his creation, he lost a relationship and as we all know, the pain can sometimes be intollerable. It’s a combination of grief and sadness, but the music tells the whole story here.
Chasolen, who is sought after in the studio and also has a successful Pink Floyd tribute band called The Machine, is getting his mind around the fact that he’s entering a new phase.
His music is a truly unique blend of folk, rock and jazz, but it’s the lyrics that capture the imagination.
Track List:
1. Limbo
2. Don’t Know How
3. Bluebird
4. Lighthouse
5. Springtime In The City
6. Northern Lights
7. Only You
8. We Will Fly
9. Gone
10. Missing
11. Pieces
12. Closer
