David W. Donner – Timeless
Guitarist and multi-instrumental composer David W. Donner feels at home in the New Age genre, although his music has a relationship to smooth jazz. In earlier time he performed with some indie-rock bands before he started his solo career.
His first album was Eterna (2016). David comments: “Yet after trudging through the minutia related to those efforts, I realized my guitar work was the one thing—musically at least—that was most authentically my own. It was also the one constant in my life, throughout those years. In the end, it became apparent that no matter what else I did, an original solo guitar album needed to become a priority.”
His newest project is entitled Timeless (2022). The title comes from the fact that the first song on the album Grounded was also the first song he recorded when he started recording decades ago. David has composed and performed all songs. Let’s get back to the album’s opener, which David has perfected based on the experience he has gained in the meantime as a musician and producer. Grounded is based on the acoustic guitar which meanders in two complementary melodies.
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