What happened when Will C. disappeared? Last year, he was on the marquee alongside everyone from Nas, Tyler The Creator, and 2 Chainz; to Wiz Khalifa, Atmosphere, and Chance the Rapper. Now, like Brian Wilson in the Sixties, this recluse of a man is becoming more and more known for his elaborate and highly inventive studio work while shying away from the touring life. Spending the past few years under the wing of genius engineer Steve Desper, the man behind some of Frank Zappa and The Beach Boys' most universally revered works, Will returns with the fully realized LP Everyday Around The Cosmos. An early contender for most aurally exciting and adventurous record of 2015, it is more warm and comforting than abrasive. Almost entirely lacking vocals, the music strikes a chord with the listener and true to the title, brings one on a cosmic journey. Containing no samples, these intricate songs began on piano and turned into living, breathing productions that reward those who brought their good pair of headphones. Limited in quantity, Everyday Around The Cosmos debuts on vinyl LP format, housed in a vintage style tip-on jacket containing a double sided 11x11 poster and full digital album download cards. Lighthouse (Part 1), Lighthouse (Part 2), Arriving, So Long Rae, Getting Older Now, Cycle Breaker, The World In Question, Take Flight, Lighthouse (Part 3), Road Trip, Moving On
