Composed and recorded by London musicians Andy Findon (flutes), Don Richardson (fretless bass) and James Turner (percussion).

The use of the fretless bass, unusual types of flutes and imaginative percussion instruments makes these pieces fascinating listening. The music encompasses many emotions and styles, creating unique soundscapes and moods.

1. Cool Pipe
2. Cool Threads
3. Dreamy Vibes
4. Hip-Skip
5. Hip-Skip-Jump
6. Innocent Flutes
7. Love Trip
8. Ocarino Blue
9. Pipe Vibes
10. Rainforest Trip
11. Relax : Lay Back
12. Spy-Suspense
13. Summer Meadow

Listen to: the entire album.

Release date: 01/14/2019
Andy Findon lives in Edgware England

Tagged as: Jazz, Instrumental Jazz, Bass, Daydreaming, Flute

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