Looking Up at Trees Vol. 1, by Nikos Syropoulos

Looking Up at Trees Vol. 1

by Nikos Syropoulos

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1.	Golden Medallion Tree 05:52	buy track
2.	Coral Tree 04:56	buy track
3.	Dogwood Tree 02:50	buy track
4.	Japanese Cork Tree 06:48	buy track
5.	Canary Island Pine 02:53	buy track
6.	Pink Jacaranda 02:46	buy track
7.	Silk Floss Tree 06:27	buy track

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Looking Up at Trees Vol. 1 is Nikos’ 4th independently released album of original music featuring his jazz chamber ensemble, Rozalía. Expanding on his ongoing music video project of the same name, Looking Up at Trees Vol. 1 presents seven of Nikos’ favorite vignettes from the original series as fully arranged pieces. Each piece is inspired by and named after a particular species of tree.

To see the music video series visit: bit.ly/2qWeZSE (YouTube)

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released November 15, 2019

Rozalía:
Nikos Syropoulos: Piano/Organ
Sam Gendel: Soprano/Alto Sax
Vikram Devasthali: Trombone
Rhea Fowler: Violin
Hillary Smith: Cello
Chris Ahn: Cello
Jonathan Richards: Bass
Alex Boneham: Bass
James Yoshizawa: Bódhran/Cajon/Bones/Cymbals/Shakers

Composed, produced, and mixed by: Nikos Syropoulos
Mastered by: Dan Garcia
Recorded at Knob World by: Jim Lang
Album art by: Carol Stepick

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Nikos Syropoulos Portland, Oregon

I encourage one and all to listen well to Nikos. His music is a tonic to the toxins of today. He actually gives me hope for tomorrow’s music."

—Peter Erskine