Release Notes & Acknowledgements

My next single, “Exit Glacier”, is available on Jan. 27.
https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/americanpika/exit-glacier

Thanks to Tobias Keller for the amazing glacier photo in the cover art.

“Too Much Time” is streaming now! You can find on Spotify, Apple Music, Bandcamp, Soundcloud, and all the other usual suspects. Do you love it? Hate it? Let me know what you think.

Thanks to Diego PH for the photo used in the cover art.

The LP, Bear Lake Comfort Station, is streaming on September 6th! Click the link to pre-save a copy on Spotify, or listen on your favorite streaming service. I really enjoyed blending the natural, acoustic, and electronic sounds on this album, and I hope you enjoy listening.

The new American Pika EP, Leaving Traces, streams everywhere on August 16th! Pre-save it here: https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/americanpika/leaving-traces.

Thank you to Kick Holland for producing the cover art for this release. Make him famous and wealthy here: https://www.etsy.com/shop/KickHolland

A new American Pika single is streaming on April 12!
Pre-save the song here.

Here’s the cover art:

Thank you Michael W. Murphy, for providing the photo. His photo is covered under a CC BY 2.0 Creative Commons license.

 

This is a quick note to let y’all know that the next single from Desert Season, “Quandary”, will be streaming on Friday, January 4th, 2019! You can pre-save the song at this URL: https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/americanpika/fZ4i

Quandary is named after a canyon in the southwest corner of the San Rafael Swell. There are several rappels, some swimming, potholes if you want them, and a long walk back to your car. This was where my partner and I were introduced to Class 3 canyons in 2013. If you’re new to canyoneering, checkout the great website, www.canyoneeringusa.com, for more info before heading into the Swell.

Thanks for listening to American Pika!

Click on the picture, or here, to play Longs in Spotify!

Longs Peak is Colorado’s northern most 14er, or mountain whose summit is over 14,000 feet above sea level. It was the first “real” mountain I ever climbed, and it holds enough adventures for a life time. I’ve been to the summit twice, and hiked all ’round it.

This place risks being loved to death, so take care of this fragile place.

And take care of yourselves! It seems that at least one person dies on this mountain every year.

Thank you to Dustin Gaffke for making his amazing photo of the Diamond from Chasm Lake available.