At My Table
This track was one of the first recorded for this album. It was also one of the first to be cut from the album for the sole reason that it apparently sounded too much like a certain pop group, which we wish not to be compared to. This song sat in the garbage for most of a year until at the very last minute we decided it would add a certain spark to the body of work. It’s really just a fun tune. The song is about a few things, but mostly about facing the shadows in us all with a loving light, and watching them simply dissolve.

Featuring Troy “Trombone Shorty” Andrews, one of the greatest horn players of this generation if not the best, his solos during the bridge are of another era. The song has a sort of disco-old time-saloon vibe to it. We recorded me banging on tables full of plates and silverware with my shoes on my hands to add an interesting percussive element.