Name: Nocturne Eyes Feat. Atiyya Abdur-Rahman
Duration: P00H07M02S
Description: Recorded in NYC at Gb's Jukejoint and Mercy Sound with production from the legendary Sidney Mills and upright bass performance from avant-guard jazz great Hilliard Greene.

Nocturne Eyes Feat. Atiyya Abdur-Rahman

by Turiya Electric

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Recorded in NYC at Gb's Jukejoint and Mercy Sound with production from the legendary Sidney Mills and upright bass performance from avant-guard jazz great Hilliard Greene.

lyrics

Staring at the night
Waiting for the Moon
These tears I cry
Are reflections of the love I feel for you

And every day that I miss you
I wait for the night and the moon and the skies
To reveal your nocturne eyes

Like orchids in the wind
We sway, two strands of life
Our petals catching light
From the love our souls sent into the night

And every day that I miss you
I wait for the night and the moon and the skies
To reveal your nocturne eyes

Staring at the night
Waiting for the moon
These notes I write
Are the melodies I hear, as I dream of you tonight

And every day that I miss you
I wait for the night
To reveal your nocturne eyes

credits

released January 7, 2023
Musicians:
Lesedi Ntsane trumpet
Dave Mullen sax
CisXo D'Ferreiro guitar
Atiyya Abdur-Rahman vocals
Alexander Mezgolits congas
Alejandro Garcia drums
Hilliard Greene upright bass

Engineering:
Nacho Molino
Javier Escudero

Studios:
GB's Jukejoint, Mercy Sound NYC

Mastering: Rich Morales Superfine Audio

Artwork: Michaela Pointon

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Turiya Electric New York, New York

“Turiya Electric” is a NYC based musical project. The band cut its teeth in the grit of Harlem, New York where they developed their unique global sound. The project showcases some of New York City’s most progressive and diverse experimental musicians. Their music draws from jazz, afrofunk, blues, soul, flamenco, and afro-rooted rhythmic forms. ... more