The All’s Eye – Carriage House (2025)
“… like Medeski Martin and Wood meets early Phish with a fresh pulse” – this is the sound of The All’s Eye. A trio of talented veteran musicians, Ari Joshua, Kris Yunker, and Ben Atkind, The All’s Eye uses diverse experiences, influences and sounds with the cohesiveness of musicians looking to bring the masses something experimental but also familiar in a way. With their rich musical backgrounds from the NYC jazz world to soulful funk, the feel of harder rock, and the experience of sold-out stadiums, the US-based trio have music beating in their breasts, coursing through their veins, and spilling out for everyone to enjoy. Join us as we delve into their latest release, ‘Carriage House’.
Following the well-received single ‘Saw What You Wanna Say’, ‘Carriage House’ is a step back to the 1970s funk-rock era, breathing life into memories of kaleidoscopic, psychedelic, funk-filled festivals where everyone is just rocking out without really caring who or what is going on around them. Not necessarily eclectic, but certainly a mash of music brimming with improvisation and innovation, Joshua’s electric and acoustic guitars meet Ben Atkind’s drums, while Kris Yunker adds his keyboard wizardry on the Hammond organ, piano and clavinet.
Produced with Mclee Mathais (engineer), Jakael Tristram (mixing) and Joe Lambert (mastering), ‘Carriage House’ is an immersive song, but not only in the sense that its warm grooves and powerful instrumentation seep into your skin and leave you in a breathless whirl of sound. It’s the way The All’s Eye drag you into the jam studio instead of merely hearing everything on the other side of the speaker. Imagine yourself sitting in the studio with every sound from the pulsating drums to soaring guitars, shimmering piano, sliding organ, and quick, breathy vocals coming in with the interspersed lyric “carriage house” brimming with excitement, soothing, and passionate camaraderie.
In addition to the single, The All’s Eye released an official music video for ‘Carriage House’. You can view the video below and/or on their YouTube channel.
Find out more about The All’s Eye on their official website, Facebook, X (formerly Twitter), Instagram and Spotify.
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