Bring Yourself Together is the first track off of our latest album “Rise Of The Evolutionaries”.

Rain was inspired by the ephemeral beauty of life complimented with the possibility of endless joy within our small world.

Dedicated to the most magical place on earth

Thanks to Rob for the great sax.

Save Fire For The Fishes first appeared on Just People's first album titled: "We Are". Since its creation in 2005, Save Fire has evolved from folk roots into a full barrage of creative ingenuity. It is currently available only on JustPeopleMusic.com

I Woke Up is the lead track off of Yet To Be Named. It combines aware lyrics with stunning lead guitar from Ian Ridgeway.

Abundance carries a powerful array of instruments along with an often forgotten message.

Multi-Colored Van is a prediction of future developments to come on the road.

Composed in Eugene's Skyline Manor, Rapture delves into a unique jazzy swing fronted by intriguing lyrics.

"Eugene" stands out. The earnest lyrics sung over skilled, minimalist finger-picking make the song a suitable soundtrack for every kid who came to Eugene for college and transformed because of the experience. The song also showcases Gilmore's voice at its most authentic. And the sparse instrumentation makes it possible to hear a subtle roughness under all that bright-eyed optimism.--- Serena Markstrom- Register Guard "Eugene is clearly the standout acoustic track on the album with almost Cat Stevens-esque vocals." The Oregon Voice

According to the Oregon Voice "For Me" is "...A sooting acoustic ditty with unusual syncopated strumming mimicking the waves ebbing and flowing with the tide."

A pleasant recollection of a very positive time

Thanks again to Claire and Peter for the help!

Recorded with two gentlemen from Novella.

Thanks to Rob for the great sax.

For now was composed in Eugene, Oregon. Originally an acoustic song, For Now evolved with the addition of vocalist Claire LaPoma and Violinist Peter Lytle.

This is the first released version of "Save Fire For The Fishes" featured on the debut album "We Are".