US Instrumental Jazz-Rock/Fusion artist Dan Rosenboom has unveiled the official music video for the single “Coordinate 3: Syzygy” take from his new album, “Coordinates,” released on August 29, 2025 via Orenda Records.
Watch the music video for “Coordinate 3: Syzygy” via the YouTube player below:
Once the compositions were complete, Rosenboom spent over a year recording and producing “Coordinates.” Guitarist Jake Vossler, bassist Jerry Watts Jr., and drummer Caleb Dolister, who have all been frequent collaborators with Rosenboom, acted as co-producers and contributed multiple workshops and recording sessions to shape tones, phrasing, stylistic ideas, and to sculpt each piece into its final form. As hard-hitting as “Coordinates” can be, Rosenboom achieves his varied and transportive sound through primarily acoustic orchestration. By combining guitars and bass with instruments like Wade Culbreath’s vibraphone and 5-octave marimba and Gloria Cheng’s concert grand piano, Rosenboom creates a composite core to the sound that is both intriguing and unusual. Two of his most epic compositions, Coordinates 3 and 5, include orchestral brass with horn players Laura Brenes and Katie Faraudo, trombonists Steve Suminski, Ryan Dragon and Steve Trapani, and tubist Doug Tornquist. He also brings in strings, featuring The Lyris Quartet with violinists Alyssa Park and Shalini Vijayan, violist Luke Maurer, and cellist Timothy Loo, as well as legendary contrabassist Michael Valerio. A remarkable host of Rosenboom’s friends appear as guest soloists across the project, including Jacqueline Kerrod (harp), Miguel Atwood-Ferguson (electric 5-String violin), Lauren Elizabeth Baba (viola), Nicole McCabe (alto saxophone), Katisse Buckingham (flutes), Joshua White (piano), Gavin Templeton (baritone saxophone), Brian Walsh (contralto clarinet), Ryan Dragon (trombone), and Jon Stehney (bassoon and contrabassoon). All-star keyboardist Jeff Babko and A-list multi-percussionist Petri Korpela both augment the sound with character and personality.
For Dan Rosenboom, “Coordinates” represents a high-water mark as a composer and producer. Beyond the wide array of colleagues and stylistic influences, this music is his most compositionally adventurous work to date.
He says: “Coordinates is a far-reaching exploration of different sound-worlds, styles, rhythms, and personalities. It feels grounded in natural and cosmic proportionality and mathematical magic. It is both highly personal and otherworldly.”
Dan Rosenboom’s “Coordinates” presents a refined vision from one of Los Angeles’s most creative voices, and something truly unique in the modern musical landscape.
Purchase “Coordinates” on Bandcamp: https://orendarecords.bandcamp.com/album/coordinates
Tracklist:
01. Prisms, Mirrors, Portals 01:20
02. Coordinate 1: Many Worlds, Many Dances 04:30
03. Coordinate 2: Apophis 04:27
04. Josephine’s Dream 05:32
05. Coordinate 3: Syzygy 06:48
06. Coordinate 4: Nemesis 03:25
07. Oracles 04:37
08. Old Ghosts 03:13
09. Coordinate 5: Hyperion 07:12
Lineup:
Dan Rosenboom / Trumpet, Piccolo Trumpet, Flugelhorn, Compositions
Rhythm Section:
Jake Vossler / Guitars
Jerry Watts, Jr. / Electric Bass
Caleb Dolister / Drums
Keys:
Jeff Babko / Fender Rhodes (Track 2)
Gloria Cheng / Piano (Tracks 4, 5 & 9)
Joshua White / Piano (Track 7)
Percussion:
Wade Culbreath / Vibraphone and Marimba (Tracks 3, 5, 7 & 9)
Petri Korpela / Hand Percussion, Gongs, Metallics, Tambourine, Shakers & Shells (Tracks 1, 2, 3, 5, 7, 8, 9)
Winds:
Katisse Buckingham / Flutes (Track 5)
Gavin Templeton / Alto and Baritone Saxophones (Tracks 2, 6 & 7)
Nicole McCabe / Alto Saxophone (Track 3)
Brian Walsh / Contralto Clarinet (Tracks 3 & 8)
Jon Stehney / Bassoon, Contrabassoon (Tracks 4 & 8)
Brass:
Laura Brenes / Horn (Tracks 5 & 9)
Katie Faraudo / Horn (Tracks 5 & 9)
Ryan Dragon / Trombone (Tracks 3, 5 & 9)
Steve Suminski / Trombone (Tracks 5 & 9)
Steve Trapani / Bass Trombone (Tracks 5 & 9)
Doug Tornquist / Tuba (Tracks 5 & 9)
Strings:
Jacqueline Kerrod / Harp (Track 4)
Lauren Elizabeth Baba / Viola (Track 6)
Miguel Atwood-Ferguson / 5-string Electric Violin (Track 7)
Michael Valerio / Contrabass (Track 4)
With:
The Lyris Quartet (Tracks 4 & 9):
Alyssa Park / Violin
Shalini Vijayan / Violin
Luke Maurer / Viola
Timothy Loo / Cello