Scatter The Atoms That Remain - Franklin Kiermyer, Jovan Alexandre, Davis Whitfield + Otto Gardner at Dizzy's Club

Jazz at Lincoln Center’s Dizzy’s Club in NYC on Thursday February 1st.

Scatter the Atoms That Remain are Franklin Kiermyer on drums, Jovan Alexandre on saxophone, Davis Whitfield on piano and Otto Gardner on bass.

This new band is not only a further step, but a culmination of sorts.

Music can open our hearts. That’s our purpose in Scatter The Atoms That Remain. Our goal is to rest in that openness and let go. The more we practice this, the more our natural faith develops. The music finds its strength in that. That’s what we want to share.

As a musician, if your focus is on developing and deepening the feeling of your music and sharing it with others, you find yourself on a spiritual path. Faith is the vehicle, but faith in what?...

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Jazz at Lincoln Center’s Dizzy’s Club in NYC on Thursday February 1st.

Scatter the Atoms That Remain are Franklin Kiermyer on drums, Jovan Alexandre on saxophone, Davis Whitfield on piano and Otto Gardner on bass.

This new band is not only a further step, but a culmination of sorts.

Music can open our hearts. That’s our purpose in Scatter The Atoms That Remain. Our goal is to rest in that openness and let go. The more we practice this, the more our natural faith develops. The music finds its strength in that. That’s what we want to share.

As a musician, if your focus is on developing and deepening the feeling of your music and sharing it with others, you find yourself on a spiritual path. Faith is the vehicle, but faith in what?

Spirit and magic - what lies beneath and beyond intellect. This transformative power is what we are. Opening up to that is what the music is for. It’s about love. It’s the only thing that works. The more passionate the love, the greater the music. Our focus is going deeper and further, always. Our focus is on sharing this transformative music and so, we look forward to sharing it with you.

http://www.scattertheatoms.com

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