MIDNIGHT IN THE GARDEN is the result of Bryce not playing well with others. The nine folk-rock infused tracks are therefore best listened to alone with friends and loved ones. It should be noted that much of the album was also recorded during late-night hours while babies slept. Perhaps you will wish to listen to the album while yours do the same. To that end, many of the songs do moonlight as lullabies, so don’t be afraid to turn up the volume. Headphones and car interiors provide the most conducive listening environments. Why this album? The midnight in the garden of Bryce’s creativity had been going on for some time. Near five years since his debut album, ONCE WERE EXPLORERS. As a result, Bryce’s guitars, piano, drums and voice were rather dusty , so please excuse the occasional fuzziness around the edges. It began with a tune dug from the grave, and then quickly bloomed into nine smart, sexy, somewhat silly songs. Most certainly an album worth sharing. You might find it illuminating to know that all songs were written, performed, recorded, engineered and produced by Bryce Thomas. You too can become a Bryce R Thomas egomaniac. Franchises are available; inquire within. *SPECIAL NOTE FOR FANS: Midnight in the Garden digital booklet available for FREE download on Bryce Thomas's website.