Recess Released

Well, it had to happen sooner or later. And it happened just a little sooner than I had thought. And that's a "good thing."

I've also posted a couple sample files, so you can give a listen and take a taste all at the same time. There's "How I discovered the Inner Playground in a dentist office" and "When Serious met Silly and vice versa." True to their identity as samples, neither is an entire track. So you can send them without fear of infringement to all the people you know who'd want to know you know. There's also an in depth review from Dr. Adam Blatner, a psychodramatist, and remarkably perceptive player. He calls Recess for the Soul "...an approach to mind-expansion through the imagery of childhood play," and by golly if he isn't right! And playground innovator Jay Beckwith has written a wise and perceptive review in which he notes that Recess for the Soul is "...a tool of incomparable effectiveness whether for personal growth or in process with others." I could go on and on, and so could you.