When I set out to compose the music for Constant - I had my mother's piano renditions of the music of Chopin running through my mind. Light and Shade.

I combined that with the sounds of New York, John Coltrane, and excursions through the North-East of the United States - and the result was the music of Constant.

1. 1704
2. September
3. Fat
4. Breakout
5. Sippin'a Gin
6. Constant
7. Limits
8. Sleep

Listen to: the entire album.

Release date: 2/8/2012
Andy Gabrys lives in New Mexico USA

Tagged as: Jazz, Other

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