Out of Our Depths Anchorage, Alaska
Jonathan Bower broods in Alaska.
Tim Chapman and Shawn Teague hustle and thrive in New York
City.
Conceived following an earthquake in Anchorage, then born amid the cold concrete of NYC, Out of Our Depths represents a collaboration spanning all of the bewildering miles and distances between them.
This album was made remotely during a period when no other means was possible.
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