As I already am a big fan of this artist I had been tracking his posts about the development and production of his upcoming albums, Sidereal Days (Day 1) & Sidereal Days (Day 2).   This single is the first one off the “Day 1” album.   You can catch some of that behind the scenes info on YouTube and through various other press and social media. 

The making of these albums has been a long process for him as noted in the press release  from Dreamspider Publicity:

“Bill self-recorded his instrumentation and vocals for this song—and the entire double album—at his New York studio, First Thunder Recording. It was there that, starting in July of 2022, Bill laid out all of his parts and fine-tuned his compositions over two years’ time before bringing those recordings to Skinny Elephant Recording in Nashville in August 2024 to continue with engineer Dylan Alldredge, with Bill and Neilson Hubbard co-producing.”

“All This Time” has the kind of simplicity that tends to be a hallmark of Scorzari’s most memorable music.  A soft guitar melody on nylon strings gets things started and is accompanied by an understated acoustic bass that gives just enough texture to the music.  There are also some poignant cello and violin strings here.  The piano comes in to provide a hopeful air to the otherwise melancholy vibe of this track.  

Standby for the album releases currently slated to start in October of this year.  You can stream this one now  (easy access link below):

https://billscorzari.hearnow.com/all-this-time

Once you check it on your usual places please consider a purchase as streaming music does not pay much even times a thousand.  

And if you want to hear what I consider to be his best full album released to date, give a listen to The Crosswinds of Kansas, one song of which I had reviewed here: 

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