Bryan C. Simmons was born in Vallejo, California and considers himself to be more of a Jazz pianist than a composer which he still is. He has built his artistry around the impact of melodies without necessarily having the luxury of lyrics and his style has not gone unnoticed which has seen him perform across many venues and platforms with his unique style having been appreciated by listeners globally. It is very intriguing that with just the simple flow of melodies, various emotions can be transferred to a listener’s mind and heart and make them feel impacted all the same.
While appreciating nature’s finest elements, Bryan C. Simmons was inspired to transform nature’s samples into melodies with a near-universal appeal, and is how the album, “Nature’s Harmony Vol. 1” came to be. This collection consists of 7 tracks that have their rooting in the very foundation upon which nature and its elements operate.
This is a tranquil blend with the melodies flavored in jazz and hip-hop sound for a very expansive listening experience that will have you introspect over in your daytime and late-night walks if you enjoy such kinds of walks.
“A Walk Through Nature” is exactly as the title suggests- this is a tranquil tune that allows you the quietude that nature alone affords and since long stretches spent in noiseless contemplation is one of the secrets of the advanced mind, this is the tune to savor in with nothing but an open heart and soul.
“Blossom (Japan)” is very lively with the aura of hip-hop sound allowing diversity in theme as it reflects a beautiful country with lovely people and a plethora of exciting and mind-blowing landscapes including roads and the very cultural diversity that allows various lifestyles to flourish.
There is a lot more to enjoy throughout with engrossing melodies performed with such theatrics and passion.
Mark 21st October on your calendar and prepare to be thoroughly entertained as well as inspired!
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