The Light of Day

Cora Whitley and Jake Ferrari both have one thing in common: at twenty-two, they're learning to live again. Cora, who was met by many in Beyond the Horizon as Mia's adventurous, somewhat reckless cousin, has returned four years later with a hell of a past, and a desire to overcome it. A year out of rehab, Cora says goodbye to her safe life living with her cousin, and moves home to the city she left behind four years ago, with the determination to build a life for herself, while making amends with those she hurt when she left the first time.

The intensely practical choral music of the young Latvian composer Ēriks Ešenvalds is steadily gaining appreciation across the world. The works on this new album owe their genesis to commissions from the United States, England and northern Europe and encompass ethereal expressions of uniquely arctic phenomena (listen for wine glasses turned—and tuned—to wondrously simple but devastating effect within the choral texture), American ballads and several works in the ‘Anglican tradition’, the fruits of the composer’s recent residency at Trinity College Cambridge. Trinity College Choir Cambridge here returns the compliment, as it were, with superlative performances of these varied and engaging works, all recorded under the watchful eye of the composer and conductor Stephen Layton.

This great new album is released and published by none other than the well renowned Liquidator Music and all the tracks are original compositions. Attention to detail is very evident in every aspect of this record. The composing of the musical content by Roberto Sánchez and penmanship of Alpheus are both superb. On this brand new record you will listen and dance to songs of upliftment, positivity, everyday life related topics and love.