The collaboration between Tom and Nick Charles (the producer) was a leisurely, considerate, respectful conversation... but nonetheless an adventurous one that allowed the arrangements to fly off to wherever it was that the musicians' instincts took them. The musicians came into the studio unsuspecting, not knowing the material at all, from a variety of folk, roots, jazz, rock, pop and classical backgrounds.

There was no plan, only an unfolding of the previously undiscovered, until the album became what it is. At a certain point, as the title track indicates, all the talking is done and the time for words is over. Shall we dance? Let's dance!

1. A Place To Call Our Home
2. Shining World
3. New Dream
4. Wherever This Is
5. Watch The World Roll On
6. Road To Knowing
7. Crying Day
8. Second Language
9. Dreaming And Dancing

Listen to: the entire album.

Release date: 7/17/2011
Tom Bolton lives in Kew Australia

Tagged as: Alt Rock, Folk-Rock, Folk

1. Cole Pond by The Donnis Trio: natural mix of rock, folk, and reggae
2. Fowl Mouth by William Brooks: Entrancing and Ruggedly Individualistic, Earthy and Ethereal Songs
3. Equilibrium by Shane Jackman: folk/country rock songs.
4. What We Whisper by Jeffrey Luck Lucas: darkly gorgeous, cinematic folk
5. Sanctuary by Shane Jackman: folk/country rock songs.
6. Breath of Times by Olexa Kabanov: strings slowly plucked from the soul
7. Buffalo Treason by William Brooks: Entrancing and Ruggedly Individualistic, Earthy and Ethereal Songs
8. 4 by Jasmine Brunch: a secret garden of lucid musical dreams
9. Canada, Mon Amour by Gerard Satamian: Exquisite original melodic pieces
10. Sun by Dejan Ilijic: piano landscapes meet electronic, jazz, Balkans
11. Acoustic Journal by Doug Hamer: Solo Fingerstyle Guitar and Beautiful Impressionistic Instrumentals
12. Further Adventures in Monkeyland by Heifervescent: Shimmering indie guitar pop with orchestral moments
13. Mews by Jasmine Brunch: a secret garden of lucid musical dreams
14. Sharena by Zhaba: psychedelic power meets hypnotic Bulgarian rhythms
15. A Dream Play by SJ Pettersson: Contemporary anachronistic composer/musician
16. Grandchildren's Delight by Daria: Music to inspire all the World's children
17. Forget Me Not by Gerard Satamian: Exquisite original melodic pieces
18. Romeo and Juliet by SJ Pettersson: Contemporary anachronistic composer/musician
19. Enter The Woods by Minstrel Spirit: medieval, celtic, classical, pop, folk inspired music

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