For those unaware, Jeremy Green’s In Motion is a return-to-motion statement: a groove-centered instrumental record where electric-guitar language, rhythmic feel, and collaboration turn personal experience into contemporary fusion storytelling. Across eight original pieces, Green uses groove, tone, and improvisational dialogue to trace a personal map of return, memory, place, family, pressure, joy, and loss.

The album continues the contemporary fusion language established on Standing Eight, while opening into a more narrative space. Each track carries a specific point of origin, and each collaborator enters the music as part of the composition’s emotional and rhythmic design.

Rather than functioning as an all-star showcase, the record places its guest voices in direct conversation with Green’s writing, allowing the music to move through personal history with focus, energy, and purpose.

1. In Motion [Will Lee, Mark Levron, Mark Lettieri, Keith Carlock]
2. He’s Grinding [Will Lee, Mark Lettieri, Keith Carlock]
3. The 55 [Tim Lefebvre, Mike Stern, Chase Baird, Keith Carlock]
4. Where the Sun Shines the Brightest [Rich Brown, Mike Stern, Keith Carlock]
5. And Ah WHAT? [Jimmy Haslip, Allen Hinds, Keith Carlock]
6. Queen West [Moto Fukushima, Jared James Nichols, Keith Carlock]
7. Tee Shot [Oz Noy, Jimmy Haslip, Chase Baird, Keith Carlock]
8. Sir Robin [Jimmy Haslip, Chase Baird, Keith Carlock]

Green’s first collection of original fusion compositions in five years opens on the totally rocking title cut In Motion and then brings forth the propulsive He’s Grinding, the smooth-grooved The 55 and an affecting beauty that drives the resplendent Where the Sun Shines the Brightest.

Along next is the vibrating, atmospherically charged And Ah WHAT? which is in turn backed seamlessly by the funkily sculptured brilliance of Queen West, the new set rounding out on the joyfully soul-hued Tee Shot, coming to a sumptuously elegant close on the rippling beauty of Sir Robin.

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