Live from the Seven Spheres

by Cameron Graves

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1.	Sacred Spheres (Live) 03:05	buy track
2.	Planetary Prince (Live) 11:15	buy track
3.	Sons of Creation (Live) 06:59	buy track
4.	Red (Live) 03:00	buy track
5.	The Life Carriers (Live) 02:55	buy track
6.	Mansion Worlds (Live) 02:59	buy track
7.	The End of Corporatism (Live) 23:00	buy track

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With 2017’s "Planetary Prince" and 2021’s "Seven," pianist/composer Cameron Graves established himself as a visionary creative force emerging from the Los Angeles genre-defying collective the West Coast Get Down (which he co-founded). With "Live from the Seven Spheres," Graves — a.k.a. The Planetary Prince — expands on the otherworldly inspirations from both of his studio albums to present an interplanetary live concert featuring guitarist Colin Cook, bassist Max Gerl and drummer Mike Mitchell.

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released April 8, 2022

Cameron Graves - piano
Colin Cook - guitar
Max Gerl - bass
Mike Mitchell - drums

Produced by Cameron Graves

All songs written by Cameron Graves
Jack Jimmy Music (BMI), administered by Spirit One Music Group

℗© 2022 Mack Avenue Records II, LLC. Marketed and distributed worldwide by Artistry Music. All rights reserved.

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Cameron Graves Los Angeles, California

Founding member of the genre-blurring Los Angeles collective, West Coast Get Down, pianist Cameron Graves, aka The Planetary Prince, is shaking up the modern jazz scene. After immersing himself in jazz and classical studies, Graves melded his training with his love for heavy metal, creating a new genre he calls thrash-jazz. His consciousness-expanding sounds now garner acclaim across the universe! ... more

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