Zettagramm is an eclectic anthology of rock, jazz, space piano, and chillout, with a faux classical organ fanfare thrown in.

You can find Zettagramm on Bandcamp • Apple Music • Amazon • Deezer • YouTube • just about every streaming and download service. (Sorry, no physical CDs for this one.)

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1 Someday I: Proclamation (cathedral organ fanfare)

2 Satsuma, P.I. (theme music for a non-existent TV cop show)

3 Los Mimados (Latin-influenced rock)

4 Geoff Aire (Retro Mix) (mid-1960s-ish pop)

5 Zettagramm (synth big band)

6 Sky Shelter (contemplative space piano)

7 Geoff Aire (Neo Mix) (remix of track 4, “live” from a Montreal club of indeterminate vintage)

8 Honeymoon (jazz piano trio +)

9 Brave Smile (chillout)

Zettagramm music, graphics and content ©2020 by Dixon J. Jones. Songs registered with BMI, SoundExchange, and the US Copyright Office. Graptolites photo, Spirograptus spiralis, Silúrico de Guadalajara, scanned by Luis Fernández García, 2006/07/04 (cc-by-sa-2.5-es), from https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Spirograptus_spiralis.jpg. Zettagramm was mastered by Justin Perkins at Mystery Room Mastering, Milwaukee, WI.

Solstice of Seven Decades will aspire to be a kind of New Agedly quiet and serious winter album. The tracks list below is tentative. Release date is…winter 2022?

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1 Change Lane (lush, slow faux symphonic, cinematic 32-bar melody)

2 The Old Wood Carol (Celtic harp and tin whistle, accordion, bowed bass)

3 In Memoriam (solo piano)

4 Solstice of Seven Decades (lilting, minimalist, slow faux classical with piano and chamber orchestra)

5 Someday II: Reconciliation (half-speed, introspective ballad)

6 Sun Path Rising (another slow ballad, but with gentle, upbeat percussion)

7 A Walk in Midwinter (an orchestral fanfare theme re-imagined as a space piano meditation)