Multiple Images, by E. Lundquist

Multiple Images

by E. Lundquist

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1.	Non- Linear 03:02	info	buy track
2.	Set It Off 02:46	info	buy track
3.	Silhouette 02:43	info	buy track
4.	Peripheral 02:57	info	buy track
5.	In the Distance 03:00	info	buy track
6.	The Dark 01:37	info	buy track
7.	Stakeout 02:50	info	buy track
8.	Revenge 03:11	info	buy track
9.	Vision 01:39	info	buy track
10.	Nina's Theme 02:05	info	buy track
11.	Blue Room 04:29	info	buy track

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We made 2 versions of this record, orange vinyl (Record Store Day exclusive, shop at UK RSD stores) and black vinyl which is available worldwide.

Piano, synthesizer enthusiast, composer, and arranger, Eric Borders aka Captain Supernova, makes first release under new moniker, E. Lundquist. Pushing the boundaries of funk fusion, it’s as much 70s library music, as it is Pink Floyd and The Flaming Lips at times. It often feels as if the planet is going to unfold.

Borders, born and raised on the westside of Los Angeles, is known for his cinematic and cosmic compositions that push jazz into a different time and space. ‘Multiple Images’, the debut release as E. Lundquist, is the composer's first attempt at making a Library Style record. A genre that lends itself well to the Sci-Fi and Jazz Fusion vibes that Borders has been known for in the past. The music often plays as if it is the soundtrack to something happening both simultaneously in and out of this universe.

As we finished the record it sort of evolved from a library piece into a full fledged album with a mix of different inspirations from blaxploitation, 70’s funk, soundtrack, themes, cinematic, and contemporary jazz-funk. It only felt right to break away from the fictional character and give this music a composer name as if you read it on the back of a KPM record. Then E. Lundquist was born.” The new name pays homage to old family bloodlines, and is the last name of his biological grandfather. While Eric Borders was his given name, Borders has no actual blood relation to his family, it was the name his father had adopted from his Step-grandfather. The name of the album “Multiple Images” is an ode to one of Lundquist’s favorite Library tracks by Brian Bennett “Images.

“An epic journey into sophisticated space funk for the modern era…library style" - Adrian Younge

“Loving these insightful grooves! I could jam out/jam on tunes like these all night long.” - Todd Simon

“E. Lundquist’s grooves and lush soundscapes create a world where the two intertwine allowing the listener to create their own inner visions. It reinterprets the past to create a new future.” - Captain Kirk Douglas (The Roots)

“An exceptional crafted project that will have you immersed in the world of cinematic jazz-funk fusion” - MZA (Soul Circle Radio)

credits

released April 23, 2022

All songs composed by Eric Borders except track 4 by Eric Borders, & Andrew Levin, track 10 by Eric Borders, J Ryan Kern, track 11 by Eric Borders, Scott Fulton

Performers:
Bass guitar - Scott Fulton
Drums - Sam Brawner
Strings - J Ryan Kern
Electric guitar - Mike Lis, Andrew Levin, Conrad Bauer
Piano - E. Lundquist
Synths - E. Lundquist, Rickey Tinez
Vocal - Angela Muhwezi

Drums recorded at the Blue Dreams Studios
All other Instruments recorded at Imaginary Voyage Studios
Produced & mixed by E. Lundquist, additional mixing by Patrice P
Mastered by Patrice P
Artwork by Marko Vuleta-Djukanov
℗ © 2021 KingUnderground

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E. Lundquist Los Angeles, California

LA-based composer/arranger E. Lundquist (aka Eric Borders) returns with 'Art Between Minds'. Having cut his teeth in the LA hip-hop and beats scene and explored realms of cosmic-funk under previous monikers, E. Lundquist's music displays a rich tapestry of influences including the cinematic & experimental jazz-infused library. ... more

discography

Art Between Minds

Jan 2024
Between Minds

Oct 2023
Multiple Images

Apr 2022
Blue Room

Apr 2022
Stakeout

Mar 2022

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