Jeremy Randolph

Jeremy Randolph teamed up with Nashville producer Dutch (Crowd of One, Dharma Sons) to create this mix of progressive alternative rock. Injected with spoken word and headphones only compositions, the album submerges the listener in its beautifully produced tale of loss and redemption.

Produced by Jeremy and Dutch, Lost Seasons was written and recorded over a sixteen month period beginning in the summer of 2004. “The whole album is a story,” says Jeremy. “I hate calling it a concept record, because I feel the songs stand well on their own, but if you listen to the progression from the first realization of loss in ‘Imprint’ to the desperation of ‘Shades of Blue’ you see that not only is the album a listening experience, it’s telling a story as well. I felt it was important for the music to mean something and coming from a writing background, I approached this project with the story in mind. It gives the listener a tangible link to the helplessness and the drawn out movement many of the themes in the album are meant to convey. There is a lot going on in this record, from the lyric to the keyboards and each element contained is there for a reason, to lend a roadmap as it were, to the direction of the record.

Someone once asked me, what is “Lost Seasons”, and while it would be easy to say a story of loss, its more than that, it’s a metaphor for the time between the loss of a thing, and the realization that you have changed enough to move beyond it. When you lose someone for example, there is a period or mourning, a time when you are not yourself, when you are searching for a way back to normalcy. That time is a Lost Season.”

Jeremy has been playing in bands since the early nineties, songwriting and singing, writing novels, his first, CIRCA, was released in 2002 with KINGDOM following in 2006.

Lost Seasons is available December 2005.