“Shadow Dancers” - the new album from guitarist Reza Khan is available now on all digital streaming platforms.
Credits
Reza Khan – Guitars, Sound Design, Santoor, Keyboards
Matt King – Piano, Rhodes, Keyboards
Mauricio Zottarelli – Drums, Percussion
Brendan Rothwell – Bass
Philippe Saisse – Keyboards, Synthesizers, Vibraphone, Organ, Marimba, Kalimba, Wurlitzer
Featured
Jeff Kashiwa – Saxophone (01, 02, 06)
Nathan East – Bass (07)
Jimmy Haslip – Bass (03, 11)
Mark Egan – Bass (04, 09)
Olivia Foschi – Vocals (03, 04)
Zach Brock – Violin (11)
Rodrigo Ursaia – Flutes (07)
Andrew Sumabat – Trumpet (02)
Dylon Rajah – Saxophone (02)
Henry Smith-Hunt – Trombone (02)
Sergio Pereira – Guitar (03, 04)
Emilio Martins – Percussion
Strings
Luciano Filho – String Arrangements
Fabio Engle – Violin
Francisco Krug – Violin
Fabio Chamma – Violin
Denis Usov – Violin
Fabio Schio – Viola
Cristina Geraldini – Cello
Production & Engineering
Reza Khan – Composer, Producer
Mauricio Zottarelli – Co-Producer
Kostadin Kancev & Anderson Rossetti – Engineering
Dave Darlington – Mixing/Mastering
Andy Van Dette – Additional Mastering
Kim Giles – Management
Sharmeen Khan – Artwork
Thank you for listening!!!
Tracks from the “Sentiment” album have reached a total of 10 million streams on the Spotify platform…
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