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Dee Dub Digital Download 44.1 kHz 16 bit
Debut album from saxophonist and composer Dan White featuring Charlie Hunter, Scott Amendola, Victoria Victoria, and Otis McDonald.
There is power in the present moment. To be there you must be prepared (overly prepared!) and willing to let it all go and turn on a dime. I much prefer the “Do it live” approach to recording — all in one room with a great deal of improvisation; jumping off the cliff together and finding a way to land with the red recording light on.
I dedicate this album to my family. At its heart, this is music I grew up with — “Yes, You” from Medicine Music, “The Banquet” from the movie Hook, “Old Man” from Harvest, and “Road” from Pink Moon. “Don’t Get Around Much Anymore” was one of my grandfather Bill White’s favorite Duke Ellington tunes. My mom used to practice “Song of India” on our upright piano. The last sound you hear is from the instrument that unlocked the creative universe at the start of my musical journey.
These days I’ve been trying to listen more and say less. This is a trio album which means there is a lot of minimalism to it. Certified human with no AI enhancements; this is music of the earth with mistakes and groove. We left some space for you the listener and invite you to imagine your way through the world we built and the fun we had making it.
—Dan White, July 2026
Credits:
Dan White - soprano, tenor, and baritone saxophones
Charlie Hunter - hybrid guitar
Scott Amendola - drums
Vicotria Victoria - vocals “Road” and “Cry On My Shoulder”
Chris Ott - conch shells “Yes, You”
Otis McDonald - mixing & percussion on “Road”
All music arranged and produced by Dan White
Cover photo by Eliot Hubert
Design by Natasha Meskers
Recorded October 22-24 at Earthtones Recording Studio in Greensboro, NC Engineered by Benjy Johnson
Mixed and Mastered by Otis McDonald at Hyde Street Studios in San Francisco, CA
Yes, You
Road
The Banquet
Mameya
Cry On My Shoulder
Old Man
Stone City
Fly
Don't Get Around Much Anymore
Peonies
Valley Bee
Song of India
Dee Dub Digital Download 44.1 kHz 16 bit
Debut album from saxophonist and composer Dan White featuring Charlie Hunter, Scott Amendola, Victoria Victoria, and Otis McDonald.
There is power in the present moment. To be there you must be prepared (overly prepared!) and willing to let it all go and turn on a dime. I much prefer the “Do it live” approach to recording — all in one room with a great deal of improvisation; jumping off the cliff together and finding a way to land with the red recording light on.
I dedicate this album to my family. At its heart, this is music I grew up with — “Yes, You” from Medicine Music, “The Banquet” from the movie Hook, “Old Man” from Harvest, and “Road” from Pink Moon. “Don’t Get Around Much Anymore” was one of my grandfather Bill White’s favorite Duke Ellington tunes. My mom used to practice “Song of India” on our upright piano. The last sound you hear is from the instrument that unlocked the creative universe at the start of my musical journey.
These days I’ve been trying to listen more and say less. This is a trio album which means there is a lot of minimalism to it. Certified human with no AI enhancements; this is music of the earth with mistakes and groove. We left some space for you the listener and invite you to imagine your way through the world we built and the fun we had making it.
—Dan White, July 2026
Credits:
Dan White - soprano, tenor, and baritone saxophones
Charlie Hunter - hybrid guitar
Scott Amendola - drums
Vicotria Victoria - vocals “Road” and “Cry On My Shoulder”
Chris Ott - conch shells “Yes, You”
Otis McDonald - mixing & percussion on “Road”
All music arranged and produced by Dan White
Cover photo by Eliot Hubert
Design by Natasha Meskers
Recorded October 22-24 at Earthtones Recording Studio in Greensboro, NC Engineered by Benjy Johnson
Mixed and Mastered by Otis McDonald at Hyde Street Studios in San Francisco, CA
Yes, You
Road
The Banquet
Mameya
Cry On My Shoulder
Old Man
Stone City
Fly
Don't Get Around Much Anymore
Peonies
Valley Bee
Song of India