Color Where You Are TSOV-247.5 and finally Thiakov (who plays

and finally Thiakov (who plays the bass on "My Cave" and on the title track)

locked-in bass

abstract cut-ups that gracefully hold the track in place between hopeful utopia and something more ominous

the release's working title was "Holo Pleasures II

Color Where You Are TSOV-247.5 and finally Thiakov (who playsWhen Cris Jacobs began dreaming about a follow up to his critically acclaimed 2016 album Dust to Gold, he realized early on he'd have to do things differently this time around. "This record brought about a new discipline for me and a new level of focus that I think brought out the best work, he explains. Color Where You Are is a Tom Petty inspired arrangement with an off kilter, syncopated groove. For the first time, Jacobs wrote the bulk of the