John Adorney, Trees of Gold - 54m 55s

Tracks & Durations

1. Swept Away	6:21
2. Trees of Gold	4:47
3. Whisper	5:01
4. Arrival of the Guest	5:54
5. Yilowe (featuring Marcel Adjibi)	6:42
6. The Swing	6:06
7. Shades of Amber	3:39
8. Wind in the Forest	5:47
9. The Waterwheel	5:03
10. Man of the Red Earth	5:29

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Review

"John Adorney's sound is at once joyous, uplifting, and vibrantly rhythmic." -NAPRA REVIEW

"On the stunning follow-up to his debut multi-instrumentalist Adorney has created a delightful collage of songs … Daya's multi-dubbed vocals on the infectious title track … are reminiscent of Enya's breakthrough `Orinoco Flow' … a superb sophomore outing." -NEW AGE RETAILER

"John is a very gifted artist; I love his sense of timing, melody and instrumentation. He is a genius at bringing notes to life and his new album, Trees of Gold, shines brightly with the spirit of adventure, beauty, and majesty." -DIANE ARKENSTONE

"Entrancing lyrics and lush vocals by Daya add a new dimension to the enduring instrumental compositions John is loved for." -THE MORNING BREEZE, KSBR 88.5

EverSound proudly presents John Adorney's fourth album, a highly anticipated benchmark to an extraordinary career with worldwide CD sales of over 200,000. Trees of Gold seamlessly follows 2004's elegant and enchanting Waiting for the Moon and 2002's The Other Shore, honored by the Coalition of New Age Retailers as the Best New Age CD of 2002. As on all of his releases, Adorney's compositions are complemented by the luscious, layered textures of female vocalist Daya. The title track, as well as the beautiful "Yilowe," also feature African vocals by Marcel Adjibi.

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