Recorded on the island of Martha's Vineyard, MA USA, this album represents Preston's first efforts to create an album-long journey of uplifting soundscapes and downtempo grooves. From the warm opening chords of "Magnolia" to the glitch-infused melodies of "Paint Vibrant Colors," this album captures the imagination of listeners looking for a quiet respite.

Featured on the nationally syndicated Echoes Radio program and on podcasts around the world, "...and it will rise with the sun" offers a colorful palette of electronica moods perfect for the open road or an afternoon in the sun.

1. Magnolia (intro)
2. Atlantic Drive
3. and it will rise with the sun
4. Blue Hill
5. Dubtronic
6. Awaken Life
7. Mechanical Panda
8. Up-Island
9. Paint Vibrant Colors

Listen to: the entire album.

Release date: 8/27/2012
Mark Preston lives in Pennsylvania USA

Tagged as: Electronica, Downtempo

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