Sidewalks & Raindrops from Fathom by Lorrina Belluz

Moody, reflective, sonically sparse jazz, peppered with clave, pizzicato violins, and an afterthought of flugelhorn.
Rajasthan India. Its 45degrees celcius, and I'm stuck to the cheap mattress like a banana on hot pavement, watching the fan above my head spinning 2 agonizing rotations per minute. Into my head wafts a chord progression, so I peel myself from sweat wet sheets and pick up the guitar. 10 minutes, and 2 verses later, the song was well on its way to being a song.
One year later, sitting in the Hoito restaurant in Thunder Bay Canada, whilst musing over the fact that this song only has 2 verses, and following the suggestion from friend Sue Watson, that a introspective final verse was required, the 3rd verse crept into existence.

A rolling stone, always following the music, Lorrina has developed an eclectic musical style that draws on influences and genres including rock, blues, funk, reggae, pop, salsa, classical, and Indian classical.

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