IN///PARALLEL, the debut solo album by Dhani Harrison, will be released via BMG Records on Oct. 6. Dhani, the son of George and Olivia Harrison, also performed his first solo show, at the Echo in Los Angeles, on July 24. Watch a clip from the show below. (He also played Panorama Music Festival in New York City, on July 30.)
Pre-order the CD here; and the vinyl here.
From the original announcement: “The Grammy Award-winning musician has been busy since the release of his last album with his collective thenewno2. In the past four years, Harrison has scored a handful of feature films, marking his big screen debut as a composer on Warner Bros.’s Beautiful Creatures, as well as Sir Ben Kinglsey’s 2015 critically acclaimed Learning to Drive. Harrison also scored four TV series including Tony Goldwyn and Richard LaGravenes’s The Divide, two seasons of the Paul Giamatti-executive produced show Outsiders, and Amazon’s original series, Good Girls Revolt.”
Listen to “All About Waiting,” the first single from the album.
The announcement notes: “Harrison is stepping out and making music for the first time under his own name. Echoing his influences over the past few years as a composer, Harrison’s new music paints a cinematic soundscape.”
IN///PARALLEL Track Listing
Never Know
#WarOnFalse
Úlfur Resurrection
Dowtown Tigers
London Water
Summertime Police
Poseidon (Keep Me Safe)
The Light Under the Door
All About Waiting
Admiral of Upside Down
Watch Harrison perform at the Echo in Los Angeles on July 24
Jeff Lynne and Dhani Harrison at an event in London on June 16, 2017 celebrating the publication of George Harrison’s I Me Mine book (Photo via George Harrison’s Twitter account)
Thenewno2 have made numerous late night TV appearances over the years, performing live on The Late Show with Conan O’Brien five times and on the The Tonight Show. They’ve also performed at Coachella and Lollapalooza.
Watch the album teaser…
Watch thenewno2 play on Southern California’s KCRW Sessions in 2012
Harrison has collaborated with an eclectic array of musicians during his career alongside like-minded artists such as Wu-Tang Clan’s RZA, Regina Spektor, Pearl Jam, Prince and performing with Ben Harper and Joseph Arthur in his other long-time project, Fistful of Mercy.
In April, in a touching and humorous speech, Harrison inducted his longtime friend, Jeff Lynne, and the Electric Light Orchestra, into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame’s Class of 2017.
Watch Harrison’s speech…
Related: Coverage of ELO’s Rock Hall induction
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