David Helpling, Between Green and Blue - 51m 22s

Tracks & Durations

1. Stormchaser	5:21
2. Plateau	3:28
3. Alone at the Shore	4:37
4. Share the Secret	3:37
5. Wild Things	4:11
6. Home	1:13
7. Loss of Words	6:07
8. Worlds	5:01
9. The Blue Sun	4:15
10. November	3:38
11. Emeralds	5:30
12. End of an Era	4:16

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Review

If it looks like a Patrick O'Hearn album and sounds like a Patrick O'Hearn album, it must be...David Helpling. The O'Hearn influence is ever-present on Helpling's beautifully produced debut album, from the dark Indigo hues of the album cover to the warm synthesizer textures and percussive rhythmic throb. And although it is blindfold-test close to O'Hearn, it is nevertheless a compelling debut. Helpling cranks up dramatic rhythms on "Stormchaser," and brings an Asian feel to the hypnotic grooves of "Share the Secret." Helpling has a unique melodic sensibility that will carry him into new territory. The signs are already there on this evocative and remarkably consistent album. --John Diliberto

Other Versions

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Between Green and Blue

Tracks: 12, Disk length: 53m 59s (+2m 37s)

Between Green and Blue

Tracks: 11 (-1 tracks), Disk length: 46m 21s (-6m 59s)

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