Photo by Neilson Hubbard

As I have been patiently waiting for the full release of Day 2 (currently listed as coming in 2026) it has been very nice to be able to listen to the previously reviewed “I Stayed” which I first heard back in January of this year.  Now this second single is out and it definitely continues the run of truly noteworthy music being created by Scorzari and his talented team of musicians.  

Starting quietly on guitar with just a whisper of dobro and pedal steel the mood set is kind of a reflective, everyday kind of hopefulness.  The matter-of-fact vocal delivery matches that tone and conveys a powerful story of heartfelt tenderness about the ups and downs of life.   As was true of Sidereal Days (Day 1) the musical composition of these first two singles from Day 2 really shines, especially in the delicate touches provided by the musicians.  Each song has an engaging musical landscape behind it that is just as compelling as Scorzari’s poignant lyrics.  I will remain patiently waiting for more of this album to be released.  

Vote here to nominate this for my best of 2026 list: 

Musicians on this (other than Scorzari on lead vocals and acoustic guitar): Erin Rae (harmony vocal), Marie Lewey (backing vocals), Cindy Richardson Walker (backing vocals), Juan Solorzano (pedal steel), Joshua Britt (mandolin), Brad Tally (dobro), Eamon McLoughlin (fiddle), Chelsea McGough (cello), Danny Mitchell (piano), Michael Rinne (upright acoustic bass), Neilson Hubbard (drums and percussion) 

You can stream this one now at all of your usual places 

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Interested in more info on this Artist?

https://www.billscorzari.com/

https://billscorzari.bandcamp.com/

Playlist links 

https://bandcamp.com/jackmesenbourg/playlist/06302025

Prior review links 

Release Alert- Bill Scorzari – “I Stayed”  from the upcoming album Sidereal Days (Day 2)

Album Review- Bill Scorzari – Sidereal Days (Day 1)

Release Alert! Bill Scorzari – “All This Time” 

Song Review – Bill Scorzari “All Behind Me Now” from the album The Crosswinds of Kansas

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