New age contemplative instrumental music presented with an influence of world music in the vein of Peter Gabriel, Paul Winter, Ravi Shankar & Brian Eno. "my “PICK” for most enchanting album!" - CONTEMPORARY FUSION MAGAZINE

New age music with an emphasis on world fusion, serenity, artistic sensibility and a hint of improvisation and jazz. We

New age contemplative instrumental music presented with an influence of world music in the vein of Peter Gabriel, Paul Winter, Ravi Shankar & Brian Eno. "my “PICK” for most enchanting album!" - CONTEMPORARY FUSION MAGAZINE

New age music with an emphasis on world fusion, serenity, artistic sensibility and a hint of improvisation and jazz. We like to work toward a harmonious cross cultural blend of richness, passion and growth. We love the idea of collaboration with the finest musicians in the world such as David Hoffman (Trumpet soloist/arranger Ray Charles), the genius of India's premier bansuri flute player Pravin Godkhindi, Alp Akmaz from Turkey, Gary Green (Formerly with the UK band Gentle Giant) and others.

“Deeper Imaginings” is the highly anticipated follow-up to Paul Adams and Elizabeth Geyer's 2015 ZMR Contemporary Instrumental Album of the Year winner “Imaginings”. It is always hard to replicate an album that has become a modern classic – but Adams and Geyer might have done just that."

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Nominated "New Age album of the year" by THE INDEPENDENT MUSIC ASS. and "Meditation album of the year" by ZONE MUSIC REPORT, Deeper Imaginings proves a brilliant follow up the Imaginings.

IMAGININGS wins contemporary album of the year at Zone Music Reports New Orleans!!

Blending exotic musically virtuosic playing by Paul Adams, David Hoffman, Elizabeth Geyer and Pravin Godkhindi ...mixing elements of Jazz, New Age and World Music !

The album Imaginings offers virtuoso performances that blends eclectic with new age and jazz

IMAGININGS wins contemporary album of the year at Zone Music Reports New Orleans!!

Blending exotic musically virtuosic playing by Paul Adams, David Hoffman, Elizabeth Geyer and Pravin Godkhindi ...mixing elements of Jazz, New Age and World Music !

The album Imaginings offers virtuoso performances that blends eclectic with new age and jazz sensibilities in thecontext of world music. Paul Adams is comfortable in many genres including new age, jazz, eclectic and world fusion. He is comfortable as a multi instrumentalist playing finger style guitar, flute, electric sitar and many instruments from around the world. He is joined by Ray Charles Trumpet Soloist and arranger David Hoffman. Australia's jazz sensation Elizabeth Geyer, and India's Pravin Godkhindi.

A View From The Plain "Full bodied flamenco, southern dobro blues, a touch of Jazz, moving hymns, and beautiful melodies are punctuated by a remarkable variation of Pachelbel's Canon ( beautifully done with guitar, Harmonica and strings. )

A funky yet ethereal painting of the plains using the color of Guitar, Dobro, Fiddle and a touch of Banjo.

A View From The Plain "Full bodied flamenco, southern dobro blues, a touch of Jazz, moving hymns, and beautiful melodies are punctuated by a remarkable variation of Pachelbel's Canon ( beautifully done with guitar, Harmonica and strings. )

A funky yet ethereal painting of the plains using the color of Guitar, Dobro, Fiddle and a touch of Banjo. This is an eclectic mix of Organic instrumental Americana music that reminds the listener of Aaron Copeland, or a Grant Wood painting. Not to be missed!!

An exotic, mystical, and beautiful excursion to a distant land of fantasy riding on the wings of pop, eclectic, and jazz. Even a poetic recitation of I Wanna Dance is supported by Ray Charles Trumpet Soloist David Hoffman who's playing astounds.

An highly adventurous album that is daring, serene, and artistically rich. It will be sure to attend to

An exotic, mystical, and beautiful excursion to a distant land of fantasy riding on the wings of pop, eclectic, and jazz. Even a poetic recitation of I Wanna Dance is supported by Ray Charles Trumpet Soloist David Hoffman who's playing astounds.

An highly adventurous album that is daring, serene, and artistically rich. It will be sure to attend to the listeners ear wit amazing musicianship and full on heart rendering and passionate bursts of beauty. It's hard to describe such an outing, but the eclectic nature and world fusion will be sure to please fans of Peter gabriel, The Afro Celt Sound System, Paul Simon, Genesis, and even Miles davis!!

World Jazz Hip Hop and Acid Jazz. A bit of the Ethereal as well. Romantic, Edgy, soft and beautiful.

"From time to time I find music which is unusual, unique and original. Not a copy of anything, a pathfinder and pioneer. Music that realizes new ideas, instruments or styles, That's THE NEURONS." Smooth & Soul Magazine GERMANY

"Where the hell

World Jazz Hip Hop and Acid Jazz. A bit of the Ethereal as well. Romantic, Edgy, soft and beautiful.

"From time to time I find music which is unusual, unique and original. Not a copy of anything, a pathfinder and pioneer. Music that realizes new ideas, instruments or styles, That's THE NEURONS." Smooth & Soul Magazine GERMANY

"Where the hell did these guys come from? They dance and groove like no other..." getUNDERGROUND.com

"I receive all manner of CD’s for review but one item that recently dropped into my mailbox has completely blown my mind. It’s the CD titled Dance by ex Ray Charles tour band trumpeter / flugelhorn player David Hoffman and Paul Adams." Smooth Vibes Mag. ENGLAND

"Hippiefied instrumental Acid Jazz/World Music that is absolutely addictive. Dancable? ABSOLUTELY. You might even call it Groovalicious... this album is worth a shot for anyone. ...sets feet to tappin' and neurons firing!" DAILY VAULT.Com

DANCE nominated ALBUM OF THE YEAR!!

Describing THE NEURONS is a difficult task. Members have played in many countries around the world and have had many interesting experiences with Ray Charles on THE TONIGHT SHOW, NEWPORT JAZZ FESTIVAL, PLAYBOY JAZZ FESTIVAL and more. Other Neurons have had albums rated in THE TOP FIVE of The Year and have seen pop stars without pants on.

Perhaps a QUESTION and ANSWER from a noted journalist might be in order:

1. What's with THE NEURONS? What kind of music do they do? I mean is it Acid Jazz? Jazz? Rock? Rap? Hip Hop?

2. "The Neurons like to think of good music being good, and bad music as being bad. Sound waves through air. Dig? But if you'd like to put a label on it, how about WORLD JAZZ HOP?"

3. Well, this sounds interesting but, can you offer more about how the music sounds?

4. "WELL, THE NEURONS wanted to mix world influences (One Neuron studied Ethnomusicology at University), with movement oriented GROOVES. I guess this is where "WORLD JAZZ HOP" comes in. This is also where sounds modulate to different colors. AND on occasion, you might even find a poetic recitation, a beautiful Malay lady whispering in sultry tones, or a Taoist poet scattering verse to the wind."

5. Is it True that one Neuron has not shaved since 1970?

6. "No, the correct date is 1973."

7. What kind of instruments do they play? I mean, there are some exotic sounds on the album.

8. THE NEURONS are glad you asked that. They love instruments! Guitars, Didjeridu, Trumpet and brass instruments, Keyboards, Native Flutes, Gamelon Gongs, Electric Sitars, Banjo's, Congas, Djembe's and Talking Drums, Digital loops, Dog barks, Mandolin, Dulcimers, Voice, Poems, Rainsticks, Tars, Koto's, etc

9. Is it true that one Neuron makes his own instruments?

10. "Yes and he's even built instruments for Daryl Hall, Members of Stevie Wonders band and more."

11. Is it true that NEURONS are made of carbon matter?

12. "No man can live by bread alone."

13. In listening, it's obvious that rhythm and movement is very pronounced. BUT, there seems to be quite a lot going on "solo wise" as well.

14. Oh yes, improvisation and melody are definately friends of THE NEURONS. There are sooo many great influences. Miles Davis, Bela Fleck, Jimi Hendrix, Pat Metheny, John Coltrane. Oh my my my the list is sooo big.

15. Are NEURONS bigger than QUARKS?

16. Yes, but NEURONS also have Quarks

THE NEURONS love to talk about themselves (Although they freely admit this doesn't spiritually coincide with the lessening of the ego.). They also love to talk about arty things as well as write stories and poetry. Sometimes THE NEURONS even do lectures on these topics at schools and Universities.

You may visit THE NEURONS by going to www.pauladams.org