I recently mentioned that just because I was writing songs with rock guitars, drums and bass did not mean I was finished writing relaxation music. Sometimes taking a break and composing music in other styles helps reset or recalibrate myself musically and tonight’s song is proof that I’m writing from a different perspective and expression than I’ve done before.

By no means am I fooled into thinking everything I upload is top quality. Because most of my music that I share is 100% improvisation with very little post-production editing (if any at all) or retakes, I like you am left with what the song is and how it came out.

I recently reconnected with an old friend, Don, through Facebook. I hadn’t seen him since I was 19. We were great friends in my mid-teen years. Funny thing is, I used to “jam” for hours and my friends would stop by and say “hello” and I would always be jamming and recording – but then it was on a cheap “boom box” cassette deck. All these years later, I’m still jamming but I don’t have to record to cassette anymore!

I hope you enjoy this song. This is 100% improvisation captured as it happened. I had to redo the lead melody acoustic guitar track because of mistakes but I even left a few mistakes. I wonder if anyone notices them?

Thank you again for listening to this epic, uplifting acoustic guitar duet with myself.

Scott Quillin
Twitter: @scottquillin

New Album “Music for Relaxation, Meditation and Romance

Scott Quillin – “Butterfly” (Instrumental) | Length 4:09 Sample

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