The writing "O Time" began a few months after the birth of my first daughter. Hours of sleep diminished. We honored the experience of joy and struggle to keep our wee one nourished and thriving. Life became ethereal and ungrounded, yet unbelievably fulfilling. Day or night didn’t matter. Sleepless nights, new parent anxiety, triple feeding, and numerous health challenges fogged our waking hours. The song began to form as a way to look back on life before our child was born, life unfolding in the present and what lie ahead. The song ultimately strayed from the particularities of our newly formed family and became a conversation about memories and the unpredictability of memory's capacity to emancipate and confines us. I’m excited to share this with you.

For you Indy rock aficionados, you’ll be tickled to know that I recorded at Dr. Dog’s studio space shared by Headroom Studios (headroom.studio). Mark Watter engineered the track and tours nationally with lizdelise, a rising alternative rock band. Dear old friend Eitan Brown of Clear Echo (www.clearechosound.com) mastered the track from his home base of Tokyo, Japan. The release of the recording will be accompanied by an in-studio video (www.youtube.com/watch?v=HuimAh90uaA) by Nicholas Thomas. (www.nthomasphotography.com)



**In Memory of Robb Muse**

The release of this song also coincides with the sudden passing of one of my mentors, Robb Muse -- known to me as the chair of BuildaBridge International. May his memory be for a blessing.