Daniel Edmonds

Recordings

New release: Walking With Lions

Walking With Lions is the debut album from Daniel Edmonds. With fresh, inventive jazz realisations of standards and some surprising musical gems, the album is already attracting rave reviews.

The album was recorded with some of the best musicians in the country and features:

Daniel Edmonds (piano, keyboards and vocals)
Brendan Clarke (bass)
Toby Hall (drums)
Con Campbell (tenor saxophone)

with special guests:
Fiona Sullivan (vocals)
Barrie Shaw (soprano saxophone)

 

Preview the tracks

Get it now!

You can get Walking With Lions as both a hard copy CD (with beautiful artwork and liner notes), or you can get it right now from the iTunes Store. You choose!

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CD for just $22, including postage:

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  1. Mambo (from West Side Story)
  2. I Got Rhythm
  3. Nature Boy
  4. I'm Beginning To See The Light + Fiona Sullivan (vocals)
  5. In Your Own Sweet Way
  6. The Eye Of The Hurricane
  7. You're Everything + Barrie Shaw (soprano saxophone)
  8. Things Ain't What They Used To Be
  9. In My Life + Fiona Sullivan (vocals)

 

 

The album cover

Because Daniel experiences sound → color synaesthesia, the cover is a chance to represent the colours that Daniel associates with each degree of the chromatic scale (it also applies to the requisite keys). Starting on middle C, each note triggers a colour:

Piano keys in colour

(Cover design by Michael Honey from Icelab)

Photos

Photos from the album launch. Click for a larger view.


Photos: Rhys Holden

Photos from the recording session.

VIDEOs

A spontaneously-improvised version of I Got Rhythm variations, performed at the album launch.

 

 

“Daniel Edmonds had prepared a series of subtle, clever arrangements which enhanced the vocal patterns, and provided the voices with a lush warm background, adding a completely new dimension to their sound, as well as adding opportunities for soloists from within the orchestra”

Bill Stephens, The Canberra Review
(Review of a concert featuring orchestra arrangements by Daniel for The Idea Of North)