As always though, life in general was his biggest influence. The trials and tribulations of life in a small town, love lost, substance abuse, mental breakdowns and coping with adulthood all shaped "Cry Wolf". The album seeks to encapsulate all the power of beauty, melancholy, torture, anger, joy, loneliness, and escapism during this period.

"Cry Wolf" though almost never saw the light of day. After a devastating computer meltdown, all the files were lost except for one source. With the help of a fan and the mastering skills of David Chutka, the pieces were put back together and the album finally came to be.

1. Arbiters
2. Caskets of Rome
3. Predator
4. Through the Walls
5. Belle pt 1
6. Belle pt 2
7. Time Piece
8. The Prodding
9. Cry Wolf
10. Cold War
11. Locket

Listen to: the entire album.

Release date: 06/23/2017
Ehren Starks lives in Missouri USA

Tagged as: New Age, Jazz, Neoclassical, Instrumental New Age, Contemporary Piano, Daydreaming

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