The Science of Sound, the third album from Deep Energy Orchestra led by bassist and composer Jason Everett (aka Mister E), is a sweeping fusion of Indian classical rhythms, progressive rock, jazz, funk, and orchestral textures.

It features Joe Deninzon (Kansas), Gary Husband, Trey Gunn, Adam Holzman, and V. Selvaganesh. With additional contributions from Mark Lettieri (Snarky Puppy), U. Rajesh, Mahesh Vinayakram, Radhika Iyer, John Wubbenhorst, and Eric “Doc” Smith.

1. Morning Over Madrid (feat. Gary Husband)
2. Dance of the Woodnymphs (feat. V. Selvaganesh, U. Rajesh)
3. Captain Quirk (feat. Joe Deninzon, Adam Holzman, Mark Lettieri)
4. The Dancers (feat. Mahesh Vinayakram)
5. Secrets of Subtraction (feat. Gary Husband)
6. Fireflies (feat. Trey Gunn, U. Rajesh, Ganesh Kumar)
7. Solar Playground (feat. Adam Holzman, Trey Gunn, Joe Deninzon)
8. Stargazing (feat. Joe Deninzon)

With the group bringing together an exceptional roster of internationally recognized artists, the album opens on an cultured, nay spirited preciseness that drives Morning Over Madrid (feat. Gary Husband) and the atmospherically Eastern-fueled Dance of the Woodnymphs (feat. V. Selvaganesh, U. Rajesh) and then comes the progressively rhythmical Captain Quirk (feat. Joe Deninzon, Adam Holzman, Mark Lettieri) and the harmoniously melodic The Dancers (feat. Mahesh Vinayakram).

Along next is the funkily grooved Secrets of Subtraction (feat. Gary Husband) and the frenetically charged Fireflies (feat. Trey Gunn, U. Rajesh, Ganesh Kumar), the new set rounding out on the vociferous Solar Playground (feat. Adam Holzman, Trey Gunn, Joe Deninzon), closing on a gentle hipsway found within the sumptuous yearnings of Stargazing (feat. Joe Deninzon).

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