Happy to announce the new release of a collaborative effort between my wife, Victoria Lington and myself:

Secondary Impressions
music for baritone saxophone and piano

This album represents a great deal of work and dedication to four pieces about which I am very passionate:

“Concertino for Baritone Saxophone and Orchestra” (Robert Nelson)
“Wings” for solo saxophone (Joan Tower)
“Milonga sin palabras” (Astor Piazzolla)
“Secondary Impressions” (Eric McIntyre)

My wife played beautifully, Pablo Furman did a masterful job of recording and mixing, and Ranier Gembalczyk at Sienna Digital polished the whole project with his mastering expertise.

Many thanks to John Bishop at Origin Classical for his excellent design and for releasing this project as part of the Origin Arts family of recordings.

This album has remained on the JazzWeek top 300 charts for five months and counting.

For purchasing information, please visit Origin Classical.

Here is a link to a YouTube clip of “Milonga sin palabras.”

Happy to announce the new release of a collaborative effort between my wife, Victoria Lington and myself:

Secondary Impressions
music for baritone saxophone and piano

This album represents a great deal of work and dedication to four pieces about which I am very passionate:

“Concertino for Baritone Saxophone and Orchestra” (Robert Nelson)
“Wings” for solo saxophone (Joan Tower)
“Milonga sin palabras” (Astor Piazzolla)
“Secondary Impressions” (Eric McIntyre)

My wife played beautifully, Pablo Furman did a masterful job of recording and mixing, and Ranier Gembalczyk at Sienna Digital polished the whole project with his mastering expertise.

Many thanks to John Bishop at Origin Classical for his excellent design and for releasing this project as part of the Origin Arts family of recordings.

If you are interested in checking this out, please contact me. I’ll post an audio sample soon.

I believe the official release date is February 1, 2019 – at that point it will be reflected on the Origin Classical webpage.

Super excited to announce that my recent album Bicoastal Collective: Chapter Five

WON “Jazz Record of the Year” in the East Coast Music Association awards.

You can find out more information about the ECMAs here.

Chapter Five can be purchased at the OA2 website.

Excited that my new record, Paul Tynan & Aaron Lington: Bicoastal Collective, Chapter Five

has been nominated in TWO categories in the East Coast Music Association (ECMA) Awards!

Instrumental Recording of the Year

and

Jazz Recording of the Year

For more information on the ECMA awards, click here.

Great review of Bicoastal Collective: Chapter Five in Music Republic Magazine by Simon Redley – 4/5 STARS!

Click here for the review.

Great review – 4/5 STARS – of Bicoastal Collective: Chapter Five in All About Jazz by critic Jack Bowers.

Review

Thanks, Jack!

Excited that my NEW project with Paul Tynan will be released May 19.

Bicoastal Collective: Chapter Five

We will release on OA2 Records.

For a press release, please click HERE.

UPDATE 3/22/17 – 108% Yeah!!!

The Bicoastal Collective has been running an Indiegogo crowdfunding campaign for 5 weeks to raise money for post-productions costs associated with the release of BC5 – physical costs as well as costs for a publicist.

We are already at 90% in 3.5 weeks and still have over a month left.

Consider donating! All funds to toward the release of this project and the production of future endeavors.

Happy to announce that the Bicoastal Collective just launched an Indiegogo campaign to raise some funds for post-production and marketing costs for our new *burning* big band record! Here’s a link to learn more:

Looking forward to playing with the GREAT vocalist Alexis Cole in NYC at Smoke Jazz and Supper Club.

Wednesday-Thursday (Oct 26/27) – three sets each night.

For more information, check out the website at Smoke.